...so a first person shooter NEEDS RPG elements? when did this happen?lawlessx
Most games these days have them because they give the player a foundation to build upon. The game is being advertised to have a large world to explore, so it doesn't seem very appealing to play through the whole game without getting stronger.
[QUOTE="lawlessx"]...so a first person shooter NEEDS RPG elements? when did this happen?Bigboi500
Most games these days have them because they give the player a foundation to build upon. The game is being advertised to have a large world to explore, so it doesn't seem very appealing to play through the whole game without getting stronger. Well im pretty sure the game has weapon upgrades..theirs something.
[QUOTE="lawlessx"]...so a first person shooter NEEDS RPG elements? when did this happen?lawlessx
Most games these days have them because they give the player a foundation to build upon. The game is being advertised to have a large world to explore, so it doesn't seem very appealing to play through the whole game without getting stronger. Well im pretty sure the game has weapon upgrades..theirs something.Yeah there's that. I just wonder if the game is going to be all flash with little substance. Having the ability to build up your character would have provided extra depth for a big open-world game like this.
[QUOTE="lawlessx"][QUOTE="Bigboi500"]Most games these days have them because they give the player a foundation to build upon. The game is being advertised to have a large world to explore, so it doesn't seem very appealing to play through the whole game without getting stronger.
Well im pretty sure the game has weapon upgrades..theirs something.Yeah there's that. I just wonder if the game is going to be all flash with little substance. Having the ability to build up your character would have provided extra depth for a big open-world game like this. have you ever played an id game before
[QUOTE="lawlessx"] Well im pretty sure the game has weapon upgrades..theirs something.TH1Sx1SxSPARTA
Yeah there's that. I just wonder if the game is going to be all flash with little substance. Having the ability to build up your character would have provided extra depth for a big open-world game like this. have you ever played an id game beforeYeah old Doom lightyears ago.
[QUOTE="TH1Sx1SxSPARTA"][QUOTE="Bigboi500"]Yeah there's that. I just wonder if the game is going to be all flash with little substance. Having the ability to build up your character would have provided extra depth for a big open-world game like this.
have you ever played an id game beforeYeah old Doom lightyears ago. then you should know their talented enough to not screw this game up
That's up to the designer really, maybe they just wanted you to experiment? because the game was designed that way. I mean, the original crysis didnt really need to have the abilities progress with upgrades - because the objectives and structure di From my understanding, RAGE isnt one of those 'immersive sims' where RPG elements would typically work - RAGE has a big world but with FPS-like locales for it to still qualify as a straight shooter
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