Poll: Dynasty warriors 7, love it or hate it?

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damion559

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i bought Dynasty warrors 7 on the day it came out and i actualy enjoyed it alot, but ive seen alot of posts where people hate the game.
so what i want to know is whats your opinion on dynasty warriors 7?
 

GrizzlerBorno

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The only thing I know about Dynasty Warriors 7 is that you get an Achievement for Pursuing Lu Bu. And I don't even know what that means.

Jack from AHWU was yapping on about it :/
 

Gaiseric

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I thinks it is a waste of money. My little brother loves these games and I end up watching him play the newest ones and after 30 minutes or so I have to leave or drown it out.
 

damion559

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GrizzlerBorno said:
The only thing I know about Dynasty Warriors 7 is that you get an Achievement for Pursuing Lu Bu. And I don't even know what that means.

Jack from AHWU was yapping on about it :/
its actualy alot easier to get then jack and geoff made out, if you do it on story mode he,s quite difficult, but if you go on conquest mode then he appears early on and is realy weak
 

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damion559 said:
GrizzlerBorno said:
The only thing I know about Dynasty Warriors 7 is that you get an Achievement for Pursuing Lu Bu. And I don't even know what that means.

Jack from AHWU was yapping on about it :/
its actualy alot easier to get then jack and geoff made out, if you do it on story mode he,s quite difficult, but if you go on conquest mode then he appears early on and is realy weak
I wasn't paying attention to what Jack was doing, I was just laughing along with Geoff.
Also, was that really a Giant pot for cooking people? X)

No offense, I'm just kidding.
 
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I've only ever played one Dynasty Warriors game, DW4 Empires, and don't particularly want to play another one, unless they've done something drastic, like give the enemy any AI
 

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Eh, watched a friend play DW6, looks like the only thing they changed in that one was make it a little prettier and take out combos, so it was literally just you hitting one button the entire time...After I saw that, I decided DW wasn't for me. I really can't even say I understand the appeal, either...
 

faspxina

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It's the best one I played so far. It feels like they re-winded the mistakes they did in 6 and worked from there. The story mode was quite surprising.
 

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Jove said:
I only ever played the 2nd one and the rest is pretty much the same so waste of money.
How can you say that? They ad like a pixel to the character models every game and, sometimes, a new detail to the story when they (re)tell it. So that's like two new things you get every game!
 

That Mo Guy

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The Dynasty Warriors series is my guilty pleasure of gaming. I know that every single iteration is basically the same game with a new coat of paint and a slightly different feature or two, but I can't help but to continue enjoying them. I've played a large number of games in the series (3, 4, 5, Strikeforce, Samurai, Samurai 2, Orochi, Orochi 2, Gundam, Gundam 2) and the only one I can say I didn't enjoy is Strikeforce; the game in the series that does things differently.

I haven't played 7 yet, but I really want to. Even with as much as I enjoy the games and can get my money's worth out of them, I just can't justify spending 60 bucks on it. Once it hits about 30, then I'll probably pick it up and play the hell out of it. Same goes for Gundam 3.
 

cainx10a

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DW7 is my personal favorite in the series (I only played DW: Gundam 2 and Warriors Orochi 2). But for people who have never played a dynasty warrior game before, DW7 might be the version you want to pick up. The campaign will net you around 40 hours of game time, and the story (ROTK) told here is magnificent both in content and execution from the creation of the three kingdoms themselves to their collapse (in the Jin Campaign, which really is a pseudo-Wei campaign but with the Sima family taking center stage).

There's as much repetitiveness here as you will find in most action games. CoD (move forward, take cover, shoot baddie, move foward, take cover, chuck a nade, shoot baddie, cutscene, rinse and repeat). Repetitiveness/Grinding is a useless term, as if Gamers these days need to be doing entirely different things every 10 minutes to keep themselves entertained.

Note: This is one of those rare review where the reviewer actually bothered to REVIEW the game instead of the usual KOEI/DW rant you will find on IGN.