Still, I prefer *this* kind of dumbing down rather than what has been done for the Dragon Age, Crysis or Elder Scrolls franchises. Human Revolution is still a great game although a PC lead design would have unarguably yielded much better results.
Still, I prefer *this* kind of dumbing down rather than what has been done for the Dragon Age, Crysis or Elder Scrolls franchises. Human Revolution is still a great game although a PC lead design would have unarguably yielded much better results.
N30F3N1X
thing is it was lead primarily on PC was it not? the UI's were designed for the PC seprately and from what i hear its fairly optimized and runs well on the PC.
Deus Ex HR keeps all the core bits of Deus ex (what i remember) and streamlines some aspects which by nowadays standards are seen as outright archaic.
Oblivion and Fallout 3 are both the worst games in the series put in their time context. And are both absolutely horrible game. So no.N30F3N1X
Opinion noted. I don't base my judgement on games based on what you think, though, but on what I think :!: So unless you have a better argument than your own opinion to imply that mine is wrong, I'm going to stand by my previous statement.
[QUOTE="N30F3N1X"]Oblivion and Fallout 3 are both the worst games in the series put in their time context. And are both absolutely horrible game. So no.IronBass
Opinion noted. I don't base my judgement on games based on what you think, though, but on what I think :!: So unless you have a better argument than your own opinion to imply that mine is wrong, I'm going to stand by my previous statement. I'm gonna copy this for future use.Really,it's so useful.
[QUOTE="N30F3N1X"]Oblivion and Fallout 3 are both the worst games in the series put in their time context. And are both absolutely horrible game. So no.IronBass
Opinion noted. I don't base my judgement on games based on what you think, though, but on what I think :!: So unless you have a better argument than your own opinion to imply that mine is wrong, I'm going to stand by my previous statement.
You should actually base what you like off of my opinion. And my opinion dictates that Fallout 3 and Oblivion were fantastic games
Opinion noted. I don't base my judgement on games based on what you think, though, but on what I think :!: So unless you have a better argument than your own opinion to imply that mine is wrong, I'm going to stand by my previous statement.IronBass
*sigh*
What has this generation done to our standards :roll: ...
Still, I prefer *this* kind of dumbing down rather than what has been done for the Dragon Age, Crysis or Elder Scrolls franchises. Human Revolution is still a great game although a PC lead design would have unarguably yielded much better results.
razgriz_101
thing is it was lead primarily on PC was it not? the UI's were designed for the PC seprately and from what i hear its fairly optimized and runs well on the PC.
Deus Ex HR keeps all the core bits of Deus ex (what i remember) and streamlines some aspects which by nowadays standards are seen as outright archaic.
Still, I prefer *this* kind of dumbing down rather than what has been done for the Dragon Age, Crysis or Elder Scrolls franchises. Human Revolution is still a great game although a PC lead design would have unarguably yielded much better results.
N30F3N1X
And sold a lot less... it would have been unappealing to most gamers.
[QUOTE="IronBass"] Opinion noted. I don't base my judgement on games based on what you think, though, but on what I think :!: So unless you have a better argument than your own opinion to imply that mine is wrong, I'm going to stand by my previous statement.N30F3N1X
*sigh*
What has this generation done to our standards :roll: ...
It's ok for developers to make games less complex and dumb down elements..just along as the make it fun so it can win many GOTY awards and become "cool" ^^ That is where this industry is heading.
All this time I thought human programmers were creating games and putting them on different electroninc devices. I was not aware the 360, and PS3 made the games themselves without human involvement. Wow! They really can do everything.
People fight over 3 fps here when it comes to consoles. You're at the wrong forums to say considerably bigger differences don't matter.Jankarcop
This is a forum in which we are supposed to express our personal opinions. Just because some people care about minor differences it doesn't mean I'm the wrong place for not caring. After all, forums are based on people having different opinions :!:
So no, I'm not in the wrong forum, and I stand by previous statement.
It's ok for developers to make games less complex and dumb down elements..just along as they make it funso it can win many GOTY awards and become "cool" ^^ That is where this industry is heading.lawlessx
Exactly! That's exactly what makes this gen an awesome one :D
Amazing flamebait post OP. The video is funny, but it's incorrect in a variety of ways - it's well done tongue in cheek humour. DE:HR is a great game quite frankly, and it's amazing it turned out as well as it has. Saying that as someone who was pretty damn apprehensive about it, and a huge fan of the first.
[QUOTE="lawlessx"] It's ok for developers to make games less complex and dumb down elements..just along as they make it funso it can win many GOTY awards and become "cool" ^^ That is where this industry is heading.IronBass
Exactly! That's exactly what makes this gen an awesome one :D
because it has more games that require less brain power?....whatever floats your boat.
or ruined? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoFe8hRy42o Horrible gameplay. Even JC Denton can't escape it.Masterrace1
I guess somone was on PC gamer earlier today and felt the need to make a new account to troll on instead of playing and enjoying DEUS EX: HR like everybody else, and then writing to EIDOS about serious changes they could make for the next one. But you won't because your full of ****
[QUOTE="IronBass"] Oblivion is the best TES game, and Fallout 3 is the best Fallout . So yes. I wish that was true, but at least we have the substantially better and more Fallout-y New Vegas. Oblivion was an utter mess of a game though, it didn't do anything particularly well. However I have to give these games massive credit for keeping the spirit of complex games alive, in an era of far more strict, focused games - even Mass Effect being a new breed of them. Not to say this is an overwhelmingly negative thing of course.
[QUOTE="lawlessx"] It's ok for developers to make games less complex and dumb down elements..just along as they make it funso it can win many GOTY awards and become "cool" ^^ That is where this industry is heading.lawlessx
Exactly! That's exactly what makes this gen an awesome one :D
because it has more games that require less brain power?....whatever floats your boat.
Aside from some WRPGs, FPS and MMOs, I really don't understand the idea that games are dumbed down this gen :?
[QUOTE="lawlessx"]because it has more games that require less brain power?....whatever floats your boat.IronBass
No, because developers are focusing their efforts in making a game fun (as you said), and fun is the most important part of gaming ^_^ Well i find games that challenge the gamer and require abit of planning ahead of time fun ^_^
Still, I prefer *this* kind of dumbing down rather than what has been done for the Dragon Age, Crysis or Elder Scrolls franchises. Human Revolution is still a great game although a PC lead design would have unarguably yielded much better results.
N30F3N1X
Consider it this way. Eidos and SE were investing millions into a large project that's *infinitely more complex than the average game, and juggling trying to tap into the current mainstream 'core' market, as well as keep to the spirit of Deus Ex. Honestly it's unbelievable the game turned out as it has, even if it has its quibbles. Imagine if it was like X-Com.
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