Doubtful, the only time his writing has been enjoyable was during the PS2 GTAs where he wrote "fun" stuff vs trying to be serious with themes and messages.Casual Shinji said:
A lot of people like attention to detail, and that's in no short supply here. At the end of the video she said the next one will feature missions. Also, what exactly is the shooting supposed to look like? Of course they're going to have Deadeye, and they aren't going to have an old west themed gunslinger running around like someone from MGO2, Vanquish, GR:FS, etc.Phoenixmgs said:
I just hope the shooting doesn't have that annoying thing going on where it's too hard to shoot manually (especially when riding a horse), but way too easy when using the lock-on. This is something Rockstar games usually suffer from.hanselthecaretaker said:
Horizon: Zero Dawn and MGSV had some of the smoothest aiming mechanics I've played. If it's similar to that then it should be golden. Having said that, I doubt I'll get this at launch. Too much else to play yet, but by the time they sell the GotY edition with all the giblets at half price I'll be ready to swipe it up handily.Casual Shinji said:
Every Rockstar game, the shooting never feels right, the games prioritize animation over player inputs along with under-the-hood stuff like aim acceleration just being off. Bioware's shooting in Mass Effect (at least 2 & 3) felt better than a Rockstar game where I could quickscope phantoms in the head and it felt right (assuming the stupid aim-assist didn't move my aim to some other enemy). Even Uncharted feels better as well and I considered them average-at-best shooters. Thus, I don't require the shooting to be fast-paced like Vanquish or GRFS. Also, MGS4/MGO2 have rather standard movement and aiming (that are just so spot-on) but the game isn't very fast-paced either, there's no sprint button for example and you really just jog fast. What limits the gunplay as well are the enemies in Rockstar's games, they really have no AI outside of pathing AI. Every gunfight just devolves into a shooting gallery because all the enemies know your position and just shoot at you, there's no stealth options like breaking line-of-sight to give any dynamics to gunfights. Nor Rockstar really design any gunfights with the environment itself making for the dynamics like say Uncharted set-pieces.hanselthecaretaker said:
I was able to sorta get used to aiming from the horse in the 1st RDR (that I quit playing once I got to Mexico), I would just drag-scope enemies from horseback just dragging the cursor across the screen and shooting when it was over an enemy.Casual Shinji said:
