illmatic22
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Well there ya go.The Order wins Best of E3 award from Polygon (and a bunch of others)
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The Order 1886 Gameplay Demo (E3 2014)
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Insane Metal
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The Order wins Best of E3 award from Polygon (and a bunch of others)
Well damn.
Night Angel
Member
That IGN footage put me firmly back on the hype train. It's astounding how they have bungled the reveal so far. Still, looking forward to it!
crazyturtle
Member
This takes corridor shooter to a whole new level
it might as well be this
it might as well be this
Well shit, that looked pretty damn good. Back on the hype train.
Baffling how this game has been handled up until now.
Good for them, can't wait to see more / play the game.
Night Angel
Member
I can see the box art now:
WINNER of XX E3 GAME OF THE SHOW AWARDS
And they'll have all their awards filling up the black bars. Sogood.
illmatic22
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paperheart
Banned
That's great that Ready At Dawn are winning awards. Definitely deserved.
I'm glad to see that people are enjoying playing it.
El-Pistolero
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Thansk brother. I never doubted RAD. It is worth it for the visuals, the atmosphere and the crazy guns alone...
A lot of the positives are coming from people who played it. Many have sounded quite impressed.
Sounded like they nailed the gunplay.
clutch.as.it.gets.
Member
This.
OsirisBlack
Banned
So much this.
Tricky I Shadow
Banned
Love the slow-mo.
Netherscourge
Banned
Looks nice, but I need more user-controlled freedom in my games - especially if they want $60 for it.
When I first saw the Order 1886 reveal last year, I thought it was going to be more like a Gothic version of Evolve or Monster Hunter, with the 4-player Co-op thing happening.
But this game is turning out NOTHING like I hoped it would be.
Not saying it's bad, it's just not what I thought it would be and I don't see myself becoming a fan of this genre of game.
When I first saw the Order 1886 reveal last year, I thought it was going to be more like a Gothic version of Evolve or Monster Hunter, with the 4-player Co-op thing happening.
But this game is turning out NOTHING like I hoped it would be.
Not saying it's bad, it's just not what I thought it would be and I don't see myself becoming a fan of this genre of game.
EmptySpace
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wait, game of show from viktor lucas electric playground?The Order wins Best of E3 award from Polygon (and a bunch of others)
i'm in.
Game of show from Polygon?
I'm going to hate this game noooo
If Phil Kollar and Arthur Gies had any say in that then I worry because our gaming tastes seem to differ very much, on the other hand I enjoy cinematic 3rd person action TPS games (ie. Uncharted/Tomb Raider) so who knows...
I'm going to hate this game noooo
If Phil Kollar and Arthur Gies had any say in that then I worry because our gaming tastes seem to differ very much, on the other hand I enjoy cinematic 3rd person action TPS games (ie. Uncharted/Tomb Raider) so who knows...
Talking about the visual, this game is pretty impressive. Best looking game I have seen so far here at the E3.
The whole experience feels very cinematic and the 30fps are not a problem at all since they are pretty locked.
The gameplay (for what I tried so far) looks like an advanced version of Gears and that is good since I really enjoyed the Gears series.
The Order looks like a corridor shooter (based from what I saw, which is a very small part) and if you like experiences like this, probably you will love this game!
It's awesome to see and fun to play.
The whole experience feels very cinematic and the 30fps are not a problem at all since they are pretty locked.
The gameplay (for what I tried so far) looks like an advanced version of Gears and that is good since I really enjoyed the Gears series.
The Order looks like a corridor shooter (based from what I saw, which is a very small part) and if you like experiences like this, probably you will love this game!
It's awesome to see and fun to play.
Like 4 gaffers now gave their impressions.Game of show from Polygon?
I'm going to hate this game noooo
If Phil Kollar and Arthur Gies had any say in that then I worry because our gaming tastes seem to differ very much, on the other hand I enjoy cinematic 3rd person action TPS games (ie. Uncharted/Tomb Raider) so who knows...
CosmicGroinPull
Member
Thanks.
Well let me read through this thread then!
Look above .
wapplew
Member
After I watched some interview, those QTE" or very limit control section, they could easily make it full cutscene without any player input and no one will complaint.
Instead, they give us some input because they can and just to show those cutscene is all real time and for more immersion.
I say good job on that.
Instead, they give us some input because they can and just to show those cutscene is all real time and for more immersion.
I say good job on that.
Here's my write up for the Order demo. It was incredibly short, but I enjoyed it.
http://selectstartgames.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/stefanos-e3-2014-report-part-2-the-order-1886/
EDIT: Is it ok to copy-paste the whole thing here? It was kind of long, which is why I didn't before.
http://selectstartgames.wordpress.com/2014/06/11/stefanos-e3-2014-report-part-2-the-order-1886/
EDIT: Is it ok to copy-paste the whole thing here? It was kind of long, which is why I didn't before.
Salz01
Member
So the judges played an extended version of the floor demo? What did they get to play?
lol perfect. Fuck, this "game" looks absolutely terrible.
I see no problem really.
eddfromtheriver
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Maybe you should just wait until its out and give it a try... who knows... you might actually like it.
Juniors and their drive-by trolling these days :/
GoodCoffeeJoey
Banned
This game keeps looking worse and worse. It's almost like Ubisoft was publishing it.
The E3 showing at Sony's presser was just a lousy way to show off the game and only fueled the doubters fears.
Good to hear it's actually doing well though.
What are you even talking about? Read the impressions from the multiple gaffers and outlets saying the game is fun before shit posting please.
I got where they were coming from but that was literally 1 minute of the game that was obviously the first introduction to that enemy. Seemed a bit hasty but I digress.
Edit: Sorry for the double post.
LOL
Read the past couple pages. People have played it and they're saying great things.
OsirisBlack
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At this point it's just blatant trolling I am just ignoring them. They already had 4 best of E3 awards and he tweeted they have 6 more in the pipeline.Some people just like to stir shit.
Right not to mention we still did not see many of the weapons.
That sticky grenade should be fun to play with.
You should probably get used to these kind of posts in the order threads from now unfortunately. The e3 trailer gameplay was bad but you can't ignore good impressions because of it. I would hope posters that have no interest would ignore future threads instead of coming in to shit on the game and the dev team. I am impressed RAD dudes are acting so cool about the impressions the game is getting good and bad.
Here's a copy/paste of my impressions from my blog:
The Order 1886 wasnt the first game I got my hands on at E3 this year, but it was definitely one of the titles I was anticipating checking out for myself the most. For those unfamiliar with the title, The Order 1886 is a third person shooter set in an alternate history London in which an ancient order of knights must protect the world from supernatural threats. The game is being developed by Ready at Dawn, exclusively for the PlayStation 4. So, how did it hold up? Read on below to f ind out.
After waiting in line for what felt like an eternity, I finally sat down in front of my 1080p demo station, and picked up the control. After pressing X to begin, I was shown a series of tutorial pages to quickly catch me up to speed with the games controls, and then I was off. The demo began with our knights of the Order holed up in a rundown part of the city, surrounded by Rebel fighters. The first thing that struck me was how stunningly detailed and realistic the graphics were. Ive posted a screenshot above, because I just dont think my words can properly convey how amazing this game looks in person, running on a PlayStation 4. The attention to detail in both the character models, facial expressions, and environment is jaw-dropping.
To be honest, I didnt actually realize the game had started, and I was in control of Galahad, our protagonist, and leader of the Order. It wasnt until I realized that he was just standing there, leaning against cover, doing nothing, that I rotated the camera and began shooting at the Rebel fighters with one of two available weapons in the demo. The main weapon on display in this segment was the Thermite Rifle. Its primary fire, by itself, is relatively harmless bolts of compressed gas that disperse into a debilitating cloud upon impact. This will cause enemies to cough and sputter, but nothing more. Its not until you combine the primary gas pellet, with the secondary incendiary shot that things get interesting (and more fun). The second shot will ignite the thermite gas, causing an explosion that engulfs enemies, killing them. The Thermite rifle also has applications beyond simply setting enemies on fire, as later on in the demo, Galahad used a thermite clip to blow up an obstacle blocking the teams path.
The demo was short, and only had a brief scenario where players must help a wounded man get to safety while taking out Rebels. There wasnt enough to really get a feel for the game as a whole, but I came away impressed. As mentioned before, visually, the game is incredible, and one of the most impressive games I saw on display. The controls felt wonderfully responsive, and moving between cover, and aiming and shooting were responsive. The Thermite gun was fun to use, and really just had me eager to try out the other weapons Ready at Dawn have crafted for us.
The only complaint I have with the gameplay is the pistol. Pistols are usually kind of a joke weapon, there to take up a weapon slot, and be a fallback for players who want to conserve the stronger weapons for later encounters. The problem I had with the pistol is that it was terribly inaccurate. Despite my crosshair lining up perfectly with a targets head, the bullets would often go astray, or hit a shoulder or a chest or stomach instead. I understand that a pistol in that era was more than likely not very accurate, and the Order isnt Gears of War or Uncharted, but I find that gameplay must trump realism and stylistic choices no matter what. If the weapon isnt very fun to use, it should be tweaked until it is. Fortunately, The Order wont be coming for another 8 months, which gives Ready at Dawn plenty of time to tweak the pistols accuracy.
The Order is a third person shooter to the core, and is not breaking any new ground on a gameplay level, but what is there is incredibly polished already.
Overall, I found the game gorgeous, atmospheric, and fun to play. The demo was painfully short, a tease really (you could beat it in less than 10 minutes), and didnt showcase any of the QTE segments, or supernatural enemies that are sure to mix up combat scenarios, so its really hard for me to form a real judgment on it. I walked away from The Order 1886 impressed, and looking forward to seeing more in the future.
The Order 1886 wasnt the first game I got my hands on at E3 this year, but it was definitely one of the titles I was anticipating checking out for myself the most. For those unfamiliar with the title, The Order 1886 is a third person shooter set in an alternate history London in which an ancient order of knights must protect the world from supernatural threats. The game is being developed by Ready at Dawn, exclusively for the PlayStation 4. So, how did it hold up? Read on below to f ind out.
After waiting in line for what felt like an eternity, I finally sat down in front of my 1080p demo station, and picked up the control. After pressing X to begin, I was shown a series of tutorial pages to quickly catch me up to speed with the games controls, and then I was off. The demo began with our knights of the Order holed up in a rundown part of the city, surrounded by Rebel fighters. The first thing that struck me was how stunningly detailed and realistic the graphics were. Ive posted a screenshot above, because I just dont think my words can properly convey how amazing this game looks in person, running on a PlayStation 4. The attention to detail in both the character models, facial expressions, and environment is jaw-dropping.
To be honest, I didnt actually realize the game had started, and I was in control of Galahad, our protagonist, and leader of the Order. It wasnt until I realized that he was just standing there, leaning against cover, doing nothing, that I rotated the camera and began shooting at the Rebel fighters with one of two available weapons in the demo. The main weapon on display in this segment was the Thermite Rifle. Its primary fire, by itself, is relatively harmless bolts of compressed gas that disperse into a debilitating cloud upon impact. This will cause enemies to cough and sputter, but nothing more. Its not until you combine the primary gas pellet, with the secondary incendiary shot that things get interesting (and more fun). The second shot will ignite the thermite gas, causing an explosion that engulfs enemies, killing them. The Thermite rifle also has applications beyond simply setting enemies on fire, as later on in the demo, Galahad used a thermite clip to blow up an obstacle blocking the teams path.
The demo was short, and only had a brief scenario where players must help a wounded man get to safety while taking out Rebels. There wasnt enough to really get a feel for the game as a whole, but I came away impressed. As mentioned before, visually, the game is incredible, and one of the most impressive games I saw on display. The controls felt wonderfully responsive, and moving between cover, and aiming and shooting were responsive. The Thermite gun was fun to use, and really just had me eager to try out the other weapons Ready at Dawn have crafted for us.
The only complaint I have with the gameplay is the pistol. Pistols are usually kind of a joke weapon, there to take up a weapon slot, and be a fallback for players who want to conserve the stronger weapons for later encounters. The problem I had with the pistol is that it was terribly inaccurate. Despite my crosshair lining up perfectly with a targets head, the bullets would often go astray, or hit a shoulder or a chest or stomach instead. I understand that a pistol in that era was more than likely not very accurate, and the Order isnt Gears of War or Uncharted, but I find that gameplay must trump realism and stylistic choices no matter what. If the weapon isnt very fun to use, it should be tweaked until it is. Fortunately, The Order wont be coming for another 8 months, which gives Ready at Dawn plenty of time to tweak the pistols accuracy.
The Order is a third person shooter to the core, and is not breaking any new ground on a gameplay level, but what is there is incredibly polished already.
Overall, I found the game gorgeous, atmospheric, and fun to play. The demo was painfully short, a tease really (you could beat it in less than 10 minutes), and didnt showcase any of the QTE segments, or supernatural enemies that are sure to mix up combat scenarios, so its really hard for me to form a real judgment on it. I walked away from The Order 1886 impressed, and looking forward to seeing more in the future.
"There's the writing work that went into the scripts and of course there's the actors, everything you see in this game is motion captured, even the gameplay although it's fully playable and all that stuff(lol), we made sure that every move felt real so we had stunt actors, performance actors doing all this stuff so that they remain true to what you would expect from a real character on film"
Why do I get the sense these guys really just wanted to make a movie instead?
How? negative opinion = trolling?
I wasn't talking about the graphics if that's what you're getting at, I think the graphics are incredible. "Gameplay" on the other hand just looks aweful to me.
More than a few gaffers have introduced themselves to me while waiting in line to play our demo. Thanks again to all those that have come by so far, and I'll be in the booth pretty much all day tomorrow. If you want to ask some questions, just look for the sideburns.
Also, thank you for the impressions being left in this thread, good/bad, or anything in between. It's great to hear from each user playing the demo, and I try to stop a bunch on the way out to find out what they thought, or just to talk about what everyone saw and enjoyed outside of our booth.
Hope to see some more of you tomorrow.
Also, thank you for the impressions being left in this thread, good/bad, or anything in between. It's great to hear from each user playing the demo, and I try to stop a bunch on the way out to find out what they thought, or just to talk about what everyone saw and enjoyed outside of our booth.
Hope to see some more of you tomorrow.