They need to lose the ridiculously shallow and repetitive feel of the game. They need to rethink character customization and classes, how they balance weapons (one guy does it at a whim it seems) and how they approach teamwork altogether. In the rare cases, when shooting your way out does not work, you get these lazy and uninspired puzzles that are not clever, creative, or fun. They have their work cut out for them, so hopefully their approach will work.
@squand3r: I was hoping for better games until about 10 minutes ago. I found out Sony banned me from using online chat support (99.9% sure, the lady on the phone indicated that is most likely the case). I was pretty upset the last time over the quality of controllers (did not insult anyone or become hostile, but shared my displeasure with the quality and their policies in a direct manner) and some other policies. So, I think I am going to be selling my PS4, PSVR, and anything else Sony I have and cut ties with them permanently. Won't spend another dime on Sony products.
I have the PSVR and am excited to see what happens with it next year. Right now, the lack of games and apps is not helping. Probably touched the VR once or twice in the last several weeks.
@simplytheebest: They have nothing to correct. Their point is PS brought VR to more people, which is highly likely.
Typically, one would respond with an argument to refute that claim, but you did something unrelated and fanboy-ish. Now, if they claimed the PSVR was the most powerful on the market, your opinion may fit the argument.
@squand3r: Bringing VR to more people does not equal "year of the VR." I have PSVR and I will say there is nothing out right now that makes me want to play it much. The "have to get" games are not here yet, and so far only a very select few seem to be somewhat close to that category. When Ace Combat comes out, I may change my story, but until then the best games for it right now are very short. The year of the VR will have those "must get" games and apps which will make more people want to buy one. It depends more on what it does, not what it can do but doesn't.
From day one, this game has been extremely low on depth in just about wvery category other than shooting. Every added piece of content adds more shallow amounts of content to the game. Uniqueness is aesthetic choices of the characters, that is it. Classes, subclasses, weapons and armor make very little difference in inmpacting "tactics" and strategies. It is not showing exhaustion as much as it has taken too long for some to see the shallowness of the game.
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