Because that's what kids do when a game gets amazing scores. Same happened to Oblivion, GTA4, Red Dead Redemption, etc...
I believe that the fact PS3 couldn't handle the game properly, also helped!
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[QUOTE="BPoole96"][QUOTE="Rocker6"]From Naughty Dog I would say their better at production value type stuff than actual gameplay (although I have yet to play TLOU). I usually bash Rockstar for having auto targeting in their games but they proved they can make excellent gunplay in Max Payne 3. CDPR is pretty average with gameplay, but at least their games gives you actual choice that isn't completely black and white where you say "I'm guna be da bad guy dis tyme!!!" Yea but the world in The Witcher 2 is very very small compared to Skyrim. Lets see if the can keep the same densely populated world and meaningful choices once they switch to an open world game in The Witcher 3. I can't wait to see if they can pull it off. Bethesda has hardly any competitors to the styIe of games they make. If a smaller team with a quarter of the budget Bethesda has can make a better massive open world fantasy RPG then that would be really embarrassing for them.You want shitty gunplay and combat mechanics in all your games? :o
As I said on many occassions, I find UC to be the AAA game with the worst gunplay I've seen this gen, and according to some of you, that didn't change in TLoU, but the saving grace is how the game doesn't rely on shooting much. Their production values are impressive... the rest, nah...
I'm also not a fan of their extreme linearity, I find it very heavy-handed.
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The same may very well happen to TLOU...did this just turn into a basing thread about THLOU? lolBecause the Honeymoon period wore off and people realised just how shit it really was
Terrible mission design, awful AWFUL characters NPCs dialogue, Shitty old animations, clunky combat, boring enemies, really poor dungeons that were all the same
The only thing Skyrim did right was the environments and world itself. Everything inside of that world though is pretty bad
seanmcloughlin
What? That ididnt happen with Oblivion. GTA4 wasn't that great and rdr was good but got boring kinda quick.Because that's what kids do when a game gets amazing scores. Same happened to Oblivion, GTA4, Red Dead Redemption, etc...
I believe that the fact the mighty PS3 couldn't handle the game properly, also helped :twisted:
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I honestly haven't played a Naughty Dog game yet that I have truly enjoyed. Crash Bandicoot, Jak & Daxter, and Uncharted... the only game from those three franchises I liked was Crash Bash, and ND didn't make it. What they make might be entertaining for many, but it isn't for me, and I don't think they are essential to the progress of the gaming industry. Not like Nintendo, Platinum or CDPR might be.foxhound_foxDon't know what your experience with Naughty Dog in previous gen are but you have no room to make an opinion based on their current offerings considering you've only played Drakes Fortune and didn't even finish that.
http://psnprofiles.com/Zeviander
I suggest giving Uncharted 2 and and The Last of Us a playthrough before righting them off.
I suggest giving Uncharted 2 and and The Last of Us a playthrough before righting them off.AcidSoldnerI haven't written them off at all, I just will, when buying a new game, not really consider their offerings unless I have really no other option. I've played a bit of UC2 (both the demo and a bit of one level at a friend's... and yes, I know it might sound like an excuse, but it isn't). You know me, I prefer games with strong gameplay. Games that react to the player, rather than have the player react to what's being shown to them. I liked what I played of Infamous 1&2, but those aren't ND games and I rarely turn my PS3 on anymore for any game (just Netflix mostly).
[QUOTE="GONtheSKYLORD"]What? That ididnt happen with Oblivion. GTA4 wasn't that great and rdr was good but got boring kinda quick.PAL360
See my point? In reality those are incredible games :P
And no, Oblivion was hated to dead.
I think GTA4 would have been great but San Andreas made it feel like a step backwards for me. RDR had no replay value for me. Once I beat it, I couldn't go back.[QUOTE="AcidSoldner"]I suggest giving Uncharted 2 and and The Last of Us a playthrough before righting them off.foxhound_foxI haven't written them off at all, I just will, when buying a new game, not really consider their offerings unless I have really no other option. I've played a bit of UC2 (both the demo and a bit of one level at a friend's... and yes, I know it might sound like an excuse, but it isn't). You know me, I prefer games with strong gameplay. Games that react to the player, rather than have the player react to what's being shown to them. I liked what I played of Infamous 1&2, but those aren't ND games and I rarely turn my PS3 on anymore for any game (just Netflix mostly).While the story telling is pretty heavy handed in The Last of Us, which seems unfavorable to you, the gameplay is totally on a level that I think will appeal to you. Reactive as you put it.
TLoU also goes back to that previous comment you made about animation not being an integral part of gameplay. TLoU doesn't have a cover system, not a "sticky one" anyways. But because of the way the characters are animated, you can take cover naturally behind all obstacles and objects without having "sticking" yourself to a piece of cover. It's quite and accomplishment gameplay wise.
[QUOTE="AcidSoldner"]I suggest giving Uncharted 2 and and The Last of Us a playthrough before righting them off.foxhound_foxI haven't written them off at all, I just will, when buying a new game, not really consider their offerings unless I have really no other option. I've played a bit of UC2 (both the demo and a bit of one level at a friend's... and yes, I know it might sound like an excuse, but it isn't). You know me, I prefer games with strong gameplay. Games that react to the player, rather than have the player react to what's being shown to them. I liked what I played of Infamous 1&2, but those aren't ND games and I rarely turn my PS3 on anymore for any game (just Netflix mostly). then you should try TLOU because it's nothing like uncharted games
Skyrim features a cast of more than 70 voice actors, including many notable actors. Really?[QUOTE="Heil68"][QUOTE="seanmcloughlin"]Also they need new Voice Actors. I'm sick of hearing generic guy #7 all over the placeseanmcloughlin
Yeah and I was excited for that too before playing it, until you get in and every single guard has the same voice or they all sound the bloody same anyway.Â
Even notable characters who you spend a lot of time with don't have unique voices. I know it's hard for a game that size but Skyrim is shameless for repeating phrases and voices everywhere. They still sound the same as they did in Oblivion
Yes, then you have games like GTA IV where every single pedestrian has their own voice actor and hundreds of lines, while having over 300 different pedestrians. I hope Bethesda spends some of the tons of money they made on more voice actors in their next game.
I haven't written them off at all, I just will, when buying a new game, not really consider their offerings unless I have really no other option. I've played a bit of UC2 (both the demo and a bit of one level at a friend's... and yes, I know it might sound like an excuse, but it isn't). You know me, I prefer games with strong gameplay. Games that react to the player, rather than have the player react to what's being shown to them. I liked what I played of Infamous 1&2, but those aren't ND games and I rarely turn my PS3 on anymore for any game (just Netflix mostly).While the story telling is pretty heavy handed in The Last of Us, which seems unfavorable to you, the gameplay is totally on a level that I think will appeal to you. Reactive as you put it.[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"][QUOTE="AcidSoldner"]I suggest giving Uncharted 2 and and The Last of Us a playthrough before righting them off.AcidSoldner
TLoU also goes back to that previous comment you made about animation not being an integral part of gameplay. TLoU doesn't have a cover system, not a "sticky one" anyways. But because of the way the characters are animated, you can take cover naturally behind all obstacles and objects without having "sticking" yourself to a piece of cover. It's quite and accomplishment gameplay wise.
Tomb Raider did that as well and imo it worked slightly better there
Far cry 3 already did that with the cover system.StringerboyI'm talking about sticky 3rd person cover systems here. What Far Cry 3 did, Vietcong had already done back in 2003.
Tomb Raider did that as well and imo it worked slightly better thereBen-BujaI wouldn't know as I haven't played it but I like that. I think more games should incorporate fluid and natural "cover" systems like that.
Man, Now I kinda wanna go play Skyrim again. Never got around to the Dragonborn DLC. mems_1224
You should try it out, it's a great, definitely the best Skyrim DLC pack. Also, if you played Morrowind, it may make you slightly nostalgic, has a few smart references, and a few bits of the original sountrack, which is awesome.
[QUOTE="mems_1224"]Man, Now I kinda wanna go play Skyrim again. Never got around to the Dragonborn DLC. Rocker6
You should try it out, it's a great, definitely the best Skyrim DLC pack. Also, if you played Morrowind, it may make you slightly nostalgic, has a few smart references, and a few bits of the original sountrack, which is awesome.
I played the Xbox version of Morrowind. Does that count? :P[QUOTE="Rocker6"][QUOTE="mems_1224"]Man, Now I kinda wanna go play Skyrim again. Never got around to the Dragonborn DLC. mems_1224
You should try it out, it's a great, definitely the best Skyrim DLC pack. Also, if you played Morrowind, it may make you slightly nostalgic, has a few smart references, and a few bits of the original sountrack, which is awesome.
I played the Xbox version of Morrowind. Does that count? :PMore or less... although TBH, oddly, I never modded Morrowind myself! :P
Picked up a Steam copy on some Bethesda sale a few days ago, should go back to it one of these days, and give that huge overhaul mod a try.
Great games that aren't widely known are seen as the holy grail on forums. Great games that ARE widely known are seen as flawed and not worth playing 5/10 games on forums. Oh but of course no one will ever compare say Skyrim to a game they prefer and why they liked it better, just pretend the game has a lot of compettion and ignore that fact i's one of a kind in its sub-genre. Such is the Internet.
Almost everyone was in awe of this game when it releaesed, it won more goty's than any game in recent memory, people sunk over 100 hours in it... is it angry PS3 fans because they got the broken version?
Yes it is buggy and the ai glitches out sometimes, but given the size and scope of the game it's amazing...
look at a game like TLOU which is arguably even buggier, with horrendous AI, only it's LINEAR and tiny in comparison to Skyrims sprawling vistas with virtually NO npcs, while skyrim has the most advanced and abundant use of npcs in gaming history.robotapple
Because most gamers are contrarians. They will love something but as soon as too many people love it then they start to hate it just because its popular.
The PS3 version is not broken, hasnt been for a long time now. Sounds more like you just want to hate sony because they are popular.
And comparing last of us to skyrim also shows you dislike sony just because its sony. Those 2 games are nothing alike at all. Thats like comparing angry birds to world of warcraft. TLOU isnt supposed to be open world, it isnt supposed to have npc's and it isnt supposed to be nonlinear because it isnt the same kind of game at all.
You also have shown that you have not even played TLOU at all because you just repeat the other complaints other anti sony people make about the AI, being buggy and so fourth. Had you actually played the game you would know those things arent true. I beat it in like 19 hours and played the new game + some and never had a crash or bug pop up. Once or twice Id seen an enemy AI be stupid, but youre comparing it to skyrim that even now still has tons of AI problems.
While the story telling is pretty heavy handed in The Last of Us, which seems unfavorable to you, the gameplay is totally on a level that I think will appeal to you. Reactive as you put it.I'll have to borrow it then. No way I'm dropping that kind of money on a game I literally have no idea if I'm going to like it or not (even after watching some gameplay videos).TLoU also goes back to that previous comment you made about animation not being an integral part of gameplay. TLoU doesn't have a cover system, not a "sticky one" anyways. But because of the way the characters are animated, you can take cover naturally behind all obstacles and objects without having "sticking" yourself to a piece of cover. It's quite and accomplishment gameplay wise.
AcidSoldner
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Almost everyone was in awe of this game when it releaesed, it won more goty's than any game in recent memory, people sunk over 100 hours in it... is it angry PS3 fans because they got the broken version?
Yes it is buggy and the ai glitches out sometimes, but given the size and scope of the game it's amazing...
look at a game like TLOU which is arguably even buggier, with horrendous AI, only it's LINEAR and tiny in comparison to Skyrims sprawling vistas with virtually NO npcs, while skyrim has the most advanced and abundant use of npcs in gaming history.Gargus
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Because most gamers are contrarians. They will love something but as soon as too many people love it then they start to hate it just because its popular.
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The PS3 version is not broken, hasnt been for a long time now. Sounds more like you just want to hate sony because they are popular.
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And comparing last of us to skyrim also shows you dislike sony just because its sony. Those 2 games are nothing alike at all. Thats like comparing angry birds to world of warcraft. TLOU isnt supposed to be open world, it isnt supposed to have npc's and it isnt supposed to be nonlinear because it isnt the same kind of game at all.
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You also have shown that you have not even played TLOU at all because you just repeat the other complaints other anti sony people make about the AI, being buggy and so fourth. Had you actually played the game you would know those things arent true. I beat it in like 19 hours and played the new game + some and never had a crash or bug pop up. Once or twice Id seen an enemy AI be stupid, but youre comparing it to skyrim that even now still has tons of AI problems.
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Gamespot complained about the AI in the review for TLOU as did many others, stop pretending the problem doesn't exist.And don't try to write it off simply as bugs either, the AI is simply not intelligent at all.
This compares scene for scene what was promised and what we got.
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[QUOTE="robotapple"]
Almost everyone was in awe of this game when it releaesed, it won more goty's than any game in recent memory, people sunk over 100 hours in it... is it angry PS3 fans because they got the broken version?
Yes it is buggy and the ai glitches out sometimes, but given the size and scope of the game it's amazing...
look at a game like TLOU which is arguably even buggier, with horrendous AI, only it's LINEAR and tiny in comparison to Skyrims sprawling vistas with virtually NO npcs, while skyrim has the most advanced and abundant use of npcs in gaming history.robotapple
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Because most gamers are contrarians. They will love something but as soon as too many people love it then they start to hate it just because its popular.
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The PS3 version is not broken, hasnt been for a long time now. Sounds more like you just want to hate sony because they are popular.
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And comparing last of us to skyrim also shows you dislike sony just because its sony. Those 2 games are nothing alike at all. Thats like comparing angry birds to world of warcraft. TLOU isnt supposed to be open world, it isnt supposed to have npc's and it isnt supposed to be nonlinear because it isnt the same kind of game at all.
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You also have shown that you have not even played TLOU at all because you just repeat the other complaints other anti sony people make about the AI, being buggy and so fourth. Had you actually played the game you would know those things arent true. I beat it in like 19 hours and played the new game + some and never had a crash or bug pop up. Once or twice Id seen an enemy AI be stupid, but youre comparing it to skyrim that even now still has tons of AI problems.
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TROLL yeah that's why it have 95% MC/GR ?!also not intelligent ?!
what this then ?!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiJ0ZBGkEUU&hd=1
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stop trolling already
As with Oblivion when people are given time to move past the hype they get a more objective retrospective of the game.
Sadly, when 9's and 9.5's are thrown around gamers tend to go with it rather than challange it.
Is it cool?
Well I guess I am pretty damn popular because I didn't know that. By the way that game sucks compared to any other Elder Scrolls game.
Is it cool?
Well I guess I am pretty damn popular because I didn't know that. By the way that game sucks compared to any other Elder Scrolls game.
WitIsWisdom
To be fair, Oblivion sucks as well. e.g. Just riding around with the sky turning red every 15 seconds with dramatic music... that just plain bad design.
Anything that becomes popular or succesfull wil be hated on by people of a certain ilk. It's a herd mentality.Â
1. Â If you have something popular there will always be haters.
2. Â All TES games have innumerable glaring flaws so often times the hate is justified.
I played a bit of Skyrim, but I didnt allow myself to get too far into it. Â I've run into game breaking glitches with every TES game I've played. Â When you lose tens of hours of progress you dont exactly feel like doing it again.
It was a decent game by itself, but it's a good game with mods. I would have given it a 7.5 out of 10 without mods.
i feel like fallout destroys skyrim and puts it to shame. Â dark souls is better than skyrim.
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Fallout: Vegas sure. Thats because it's Obisidian, they actually make RPG's.
I never played Skyrim, so I can't comment on whether the game is good or not, though I can't help but feel that some may have been throwing out 9-10 scores over the fact that the game has a SUPER LARGE WORLD where you can YELL AT DRAGONS WHICH IS SUPER MANLY. GOTY MATERIAL HERE.
Because most gamers are contrarians. They will love something but as soon as too many people love it then they start to hate it just because its popular.Gargus
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