would be awesome if people read before asking something thats explained in both the video and written review, but no lets just go and make athread because i cant read.
Yeah, it certainly feels like it especially when it comes to the controls and limited/awkward camera. The game is pretty fun though, better than the demo. I'm playing as Katarina. Much better than Lucas. Obsidian did a good job with the characters, choices, and writing though. Visuals look pretty good.
PC players in particular will at once feel the sting of multiplatform development. Control and interface elements that feel fine on console don't necessarily translate well to a keyboard and mouse; considering the series' famous focus on usability, this is an unusual turn of eventsGamespot Review
Literally in the first paragraph. Haven't played yet, but it's pre-loaded and waiting for me as soon as I get off work =). Kind of dissapointed at the reviews to be honest. Including DS3 I have had 4 day one purchases this year: Crysis 2, Dragon Age 2, and Portal 2. All but Portal 2 have let me down in some significant way. I should probably start waiting for reviews =(.
In simpler words console games will never play well on pc. Too bad the production cost will skyrocket if developers try to design game for both pc and console separately. However it's being done by CD Projekt Red.
Ah I know what happened... when i saw the score on GS, it just went live (eg I saw the score when the review text (with pros and cons) was NOT even available... sry for the confusion
i just realized that i have never played any game from Obsidian, after the release of this crap i dont think that i would buy any game that is developed from developer.
i just realized that i have never played any game from Obsidian, after the release of this crap i dont think that i would buy any game that is developed from developer.malikmmm
You should play Fallout: New Vegas. It's Obsidian's crown jewel and an incredible game.
[QUOTE="malikmmm"]i just realized that i have never played any game from Obsidian, after the release of this crap i dont think that i would buy any game that is developed from developer.Phoenix534
You should play Fallout: New Vegas. It's Obsidian's crown jewel and an incredible game.
I personally didn't like New Vegas. I think I would've liked it if I didn't play Fallout 3 first, but I wouldn't buy it again if I had the choice. Yuck game IMO.
[QUOTE="malikmmm"]i just realized that i have never played any game from Obsidian, after the release of this crap i dont think that i would buy any game that is developed from developer.SaintForHire
You should play Fallout: New Vegas. It's Obsidian's crown jewel and an incredible game.
I personally didn't like New Vegas. I think I would've liked it if I didn't play Fallout 3 first, but I wouldn't buy it again if I had the choice. Yuck game IMO.
Really? I thought Fallout 3 was an incredible game, but I also thought that New Vegas blew it away.
I personally didn't like New Vegas. I think I would've liked it if I didn't play Fallout 3 first, but I wouldn't buy it again if I had the choice. Yuck game IMO.
Phoenix534
Really? I thought Fallout 3 was an incredible game, but I also thought that New Vegas blew it away.
I'm not sure I can point to any specific reason other than the developer. Its weird because I've played Obsidian games a lot. Neverwinter Nights 2, KOTOR 2. I always feel like they just don't do as good a job as the original developer, no matter who it is. Its like their games just don't feel quite as "polished?" as their predecessors. Just my opinion, though.
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