You don't deserve this game
Gaming God of War: Ragnarok (PS4/PS5)
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I beat every God of War game ever. Even the dumb obscure PSP ones!You don't deserve this game
Glad it's reviewing well, hardly surprising. Hurry up and arrive already!
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Pump it into my fecking veins.
Better sidequests than Witcher 3 is a huge claim. Can hardly imagine that to be true honestly.
I suppose it can as it's all relative to time. Witcher 3 is now a 7 year old game. So someone should finally do it better with advancement in technology, resources etc
I don't think I'll be able to play this at launch and probably won't be able to properly get into it until Xmas.
Already getting fomo.
Already getting fomo.
People who didn't even bother to best Sigrun in the previous one are the ones who shouldn't be allowed to play this one.You don't deserve this game
Well, I hope it's true. I liked the side stuff in 2018 GoW, but it was nothing ground breaking. The main story and combat were the things that make it a classic.
What I hope from this type of game is a difficulty level that is nearly impossible to beat so I can smash some controllers
I'll PM you every hour with exactly how I'm getting on so you don't feel like you're missing out.
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Weird I haven’t spotted @Vidyoyo yet. Almost like he only comments on bad PlayStation things and ignores the good.
I think in which case we may well see him chip in with some comments shortly. I don’t think he’s a fan. Don’t worry, he’s no doubt already watching
@Vidyoyo - dude, you’re late.
This is music to my ears.
One group of fanboys are going to be pissed, but in reality we all win. Looks incredible
Rational poster alert, please evacuate the building, rational poster alert …
Yeah man, that’s good to read. Counting down the days.
Skill Up's review was glowing, to say the least. I'm considering doing a quick playthrough of the first one again, before getting this, although on the other hand that's just adding even more stuff to play on top of an already bottomless backlog. If everyone else would please stop doing anything for a couple of years, I might actually catch up, thanks.
How long do you reckon it would take to run through it? I stopped my 2nd play through a while back as I was in the hardest difficulty and it was hard as feck! Tempted to run through the story on a lighter difficulty...
First GoW was overrated beyond belief, I would guess this will be mega overrated too. But I guess people appreciate production quality over actual gameplay innovations these days.
Which game do you consider to have gameplay innovation? Gaming has advanced to the point where people are interested in them for both gameplay and story / writing (it's not mere production value but good storytelling). And strategy, horror, sound and music and a whole host of things. It's actually a good thing that gaming has come a long way.
For me GoW is one of those rare games that combines both great writing / cinematic experience with strong gameplay.
Not everything had to be innovative. It just needs to do what it does well and the first one was incredibly fun to play. Very smooth, responsive, satisfying, good story, amazing environments, etc..
He also loved Forbidden West
I'm hoping this is more like the first on steroids rather than overcomplicating a winning formula like that did.I replayed the first on hard mode earlier in the year and did all the valkyrie fights, it was still amazing.
You’re worse than Alock1
So did I. Just going to remind you you're in the minority there mate...He also loved Forbidden West
I replayed the first on hard mode earlier in the year and did all the valkyrie fights, it was still amazing.
I just bought that on a good discount. Looking forward to it.
I have it preloaded for Wednesday now.
So glad I got a PS5 last month at last. I've just finished Last of Us Part 1 and now playing Resident Evil Village which should get me over the line until I'm ripping apart enemies with Kratos.
So glad I got a PS5 last month at last. I've just finished Last of Us Part 1 and now playing Resident Evil Village which should get me over the line until I'm ripping apart enemies with Kratos.
It doesn't have to innovate per se, but at least be very involving and interesting, combat in GoW is decent but nothing special.
That's true, it's one of the few times I disagreed with his verdict. He generally has a low tolerance for tired, formulaic open-world games, so it surprised me. That was really one open-world game too many for me, I'm fecking tired of those.He also loved Forbidden West
I replayed the first on hard mode earlier in the year and did all the valkyrie fights, it was still amazing.
On this one, I'm just glad to see that most or all sources consider it a fantastic conclusion to this two-part story. A poor follow-up has the potential to ruin the previous game(s) - look at Mass Effect 3 - and likewise, a fantastic conclusion can elevate the significance of the first game. I'm glad this seems like the latter.
If its innovations in the actual combat, sure, but adding new gameplay elements isnt nessecaily a good thing, especially if its some boring bullshit or some cheap gimmick.
For example i am currently playing Ghosts of Tshushima. Who is fantastic by the way, but there is way too much filler content like "look for clues" or "pick up x amount of shit and talk to this NPC again". FFS i want to cut down some mongols, dont play medival Japanese detective
Yep, I meant mainly combat, active gameplay etc.
Well, from what i understand there are some inovations here. I've heard several places that the enviroments play a much bigger role, positioning and parkouring is a also new and some reviews mentioned "combat puzzles" whatever that means.
3rd person action games are a tried and tested formula where most of them function similarly with normal/strong attacks, blocks, dodges, parries and ripostes etc. IMO what makes those games fun to play is good hitboxes, good animations and tight, responsive controls.
I'll again use Ghosts of Tshushima as en example. The swordfighting there is excellent. Really good. You also have stealth and ranged abilities that you can blend into the melee combat. At first its fine, but as you progress these stealth and ranged skills become more and more OP to the point where you can trivialize most encounters if you use these tricks. For example some of the beefier enemies can take 7-8 slashes with your sword and they hit hard as hell, but one smokebomb and you can stun a whole group and OHKO 3 of them with "assasin strike".
More abilities and more variety looks great at first, but imo they can actually end up detrimental to the overal experience.
There’s no game that can possibly dethrone Metal Gear Solid 4 for me. That game did something for me that can never be replicated.