What do you want to see in Gaming in 2013?
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An expansion to Guild Wars 2.
Yes I know I'm acking it too soon but I am dying to know if they are going to make an expansion or not! If so I want to see the new stuff which I would like to see new playable races and two more professions (like they did with their past expansion in Guild WArs).
Yes I know I'm acking it too soon but I am dying to know if they are going to make an expansion or not! If so I want to see the new stuff which I would like to see new playable races and two more professions (like they did with their past expansion in Guild WArs).
Really, just Bioshock Infinite. I'm not entirely sure what's all coming out, so I'll be glad to see some releases surprise me.
I'd also like a model where dlc prices are lowered over time. Nobody wants to pay for map packs years after the release.
I'd also like a model where dlc prices are lowered over time. Nobody wants to pay for map packs years after the release.
I want actual discounts for PC games. Most AAA games are still $60 despite the compnay not having to put money toward disks, disk cases, and manuals. You cant tell me that isnt worth $10 or more. If I have to pay full price, give me a physical copy
More and better digital distribution platforms: I know this is an unpopular opinion but hate all forms of DRM. STEAM, Origin, all kinds. I want my choice of digital distrubution where I dont have to go to providers whos business decisions I disagree with just to get certain games.
NO DRM on physical copies: Some games you can still buy real copies for and I prefer that but I hate having to go through Digital distribution providers and their disguised DRM to play a game I have a PHYSICAL COPY OF!
As far as games go
A new, interesting and good post apocolyptic game. Seems were in a drought of them this year. I would love another Metro 2033 or something like it
Some really good RPGs. No not games with levels and stat allocation I mean games with actual Roleplaying in them
A dark comedy game or two. I was playing Destroy all humans the other day and I wish there were more games like its heavy humor
More creativity in games. If developers have to make an FPS or 3PS give it a personality besides grim gallows humor mixed with sillyness
A good horror game and a good survival horror game (no not Resident evil style I mean real survivor horror).
No zombies. Seriously, I understand why people like zombies but its getting old
More and better digital distribution platforms: I know this is an unpopular opinion but hate all forms of DRM. STEAM, Origin, all kinds. I want my choice of digital distrubution where I dont have to go to providers whos business decisions I disagree with just to get certain games.
NO DRM on physical copies: Some games you can still buy real copies for and I prefer that but I hate having to go through Digital distribution providers and their disguised DRM to play a game I have a PHYSICAL COPY OF!
As far as games go
A new, interesting and good post apocolyptic game. Seems were in a drought of them this year. I would love another Metro 2033 or something like it
Some really good RPGs. No not games with levels and stat allocation I mean games with actual Roleplaying in them
A dark comedy game or two. I was playing Destroy all humans the other day and I wish there were more games like its heavy humor
More creativity in games. If developers have to make an FPS or 3PS give it a personality besides grim gallows humor mixed with sillyness
A good horror game and a good survival horror game (no not Resident evil style I mean real survivor horror).
No zombies. Seriously, I understand why people like zombies but its getting old
More space combat. Maybe some star wars space combat? I mean, when was the last X-wing and rogue squadron game released? Lucasarts needs to reconstruct factor 5 right away.
Something I'd like to see in gaming in 2013?
THQ doing well. Pretty, pretty please? I like their IPs the way they are (i.e. before sudden firesale/discount bin pick up by random company)
Seeing them hanging on to the ledge by the end of their fingernails waiting for the sword of Damocles to fall on them is painful.
THQ doing well. Pretty, pretty please? I like their IPs the way they are (i.e. before sudden firesale/discount bin pick up by random company)
Seeing them hanging on to the ledge by the end of their fingernails waiting for the sword of Damocles to fall on them is painful.
Bioshock infinite and Metro 2. And no new consoles, I don't want to blow 500 dollars on a new piece of hardware when my 360 is still functioning and happy. In short, we don't need any new consoles, I think that the one I already have is just fine. However, i'm sure that Xbox live will go dark, and the everyone who ever used it will run out and buy the new xbox generation next.
I want a decent tense survival horror game. Zombies, Vampires, whatever, so long as the feeling of fear and trepidation is always there and cranked up to 11. It also needs to be a sandbox. I like open world games and for one to have a goal that is simply to survive would be awesome.
Watch Dogs. I am insanely excited for this game, and i doubt it'll be out next year, but one can hope.
South Park: Stick of Truth. This game looks to be amazing, and the animation quality in game as well as the cinematic's are absolutely spot on. I hope the humor stays and that it offers more than one replay opportunity.
Tomb Raider. After seeing more about it, and actually liking the gameplay that i've seen, i absolutely will play this.
MOAR HD TEXTURE PACKS FOR MINECRAFT!!!!!
Watch Dogs. I am insanely excited for this game, and i doubt it'll be out next year, but one can hope.
South Park: Stick of Truth. This game looks to be amazing, and the animation quality in game as well as the cinematic's are absolutely spot on. I hope the humor stays and that it offers more than one replay opportunity.
Tomb Raider. After seeing more about it, and actually liking the gameplay that i've seen, i absolutely will play this.
MOAR HD TEXTURE PACKS FOR MINECRAFT!!!!!
-Games being optimized better for PC!
-Fallout 4 trailer at least
-Bioshock Infinite being a great blend of gameplay and intriguing plot.
-Tomb Raider (Love the new direction they're going in, I like the fact that Lara is not automatically a badass, she has to suffer and learn through trauma and survival skills.)
-DMC - Devil May Cry (Yeah, shut up. I'm in it for the gameplay and I need my stylish fix. Calling it on a white-hair mod for Dante in the first 3 days of release.)
-Dead Space 3 not disappointing me (Come on! I love you Dead Space, don't leave me! We can't end like this! Make.Us.Whole!)
-Some more news on Watch Dogs!
-Fallout 4 trailer at least
-Bioshock Infinite being a great blend of gameplay and intriguing plot.
-Tomb Raider (Love the new direction they're going in, I like the fact that Lara is not automatically a badass, she has to suffer and learn through trauma and survival skills.)
-DMC - Devil May Cry (Yeah, shut up. I'm in it for the gameplay and I need my stylish fix. Calling it on a white-hair mod for Dante in the first 3 days of release.)
-Dead Space 3 not disappointing me (Come on! I love you Dead Space, don't leave me! We can't end like this! Make.Us.Whole!)
-Some more news on Watch Dogs!
I agree with everything you said. Except the bit about zombies.Windcaler said:
Also, if you're looking for an interesting survival game, have you tried "Don't Starve" by Klei? It's pretty fun. Think Minecraft meets Tim Burton. Good Tim Burton, from the early 90s.
For gamers:
- More acceptance of games as an art form guided by the decisions of the developers. It's okay if you don't like something or it isn't made for you. There's plenty of other games out there.
- Less histrionics in general. Regardless of the issue or the stance, there's not acceptance or comprimise, it's always either blind fanboy love or seething venomous hate with nothing in between.
For the industry:
- Kickstarter to produce some major failures. I value the kickstarter model, but until there are some real crowd funded turds released into the wild kickstarter is going to continue to be blindly praised as the amazing be all and end all of funding. It's a good but flawed model and it should be recognized for what it does well but honestly derided for it's failings
- Competition. New consoles that push the tech envelope, new games doing new things or old things better, new services to compete with the old standbys.
For me:
- More information on Tekken X Street Fighter if not an actual release
- More games that really grab me and demand my attention
- World peace
- More acceptance of games as an art form guided by the decisions of the developers. It's okay if you don't like something or it isn't made for you. There's plenty of other games out there.
- Less histrionics in general. Regardless of the issue or the stance, there's not acceptance or comprimise, it's always either blind fanboy love or seething venomous hate with nothing in between.
For the industry:
- Kickstarter to produce some major failures. I value the kickstarter model, but until there are some real crowd funded turds released into the wild kickstarter is going to continue to be blindly praised as the amazing be all and end all of funding. It's a good but flawed model and it should be recognized for what it does well but honestly derided for it's failings
- Competition. New consoles that push the tech envelope, new games doing new things or old things better, new services to compete with the old standbys.
For me:
- More information on Tekken X Street Fighter if not an actual release
- More games that really grab me and demand my attention
- World peace
I wanted to be cynical, but then I remembered Watch Dogs and GTA V. The latter should be great, I'll spend hours just riding a motorcycle around the map checking things out. I'm really looking forward to Bioshock Infinite, although mostly because Bioshock was arguably the best game this generation and I'm bored to tears with everything else. Also, a little guilty pleasure, I'm having trouble waiting for Plants Vs. Zombies 2.
EDIT: A huge leap, but I can wish publishers would stop being overall shirt-on-ass retarded.
EDIT: A huge leap, but I can wish publishers would stop being overall shirt-on-ass retarded.
