Finally received my review copy of the game. Snow + ice on Norwegian roads is not good for the mail so the pack got delayed, until today.
Seven seems pretty short still. Anyways, length doesn't really bother me, its more the impressions that say it isn't anything special.
Wow, thanks. Listening to it as I write.
So if games use qte, values drop?
Is this a new marketing equation?
So 7 hours, without speeding through and half of that is movies. This from an official review.
But i guess they didnt soak enough atmosphere, so that review is clearly biased....
He's right though. Doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Ryse looked great, and personally I really liked it, but that's not to say it wasn't a showcase to sell/show off the system, The order is the same thing, a bit LTTP, but still the same thing. No need to get the arse.
They also look like disfigured cartoons. Graphics is expensive, technology is expensive. You seriously don't understand a difference between an AAA game and a downloadable title from a publisher with last-gen technology? I'd love to play a Telltale game with AAA assets, I'd gladly pay the full price because their storytelling is very engaging. Unfortunately, their games look terrible even on a gaming PC and also have a lot of technical problems.Telltale games dont sell for 70 euros... i bet people would be screaming bloody murder if they did.
So now no attempts at mixing genres and experimenting to find new ways of expression in gaming are allowed because... you want it the old way? Funny thing, because I love shooters and story-driven games, at the same time. TO is a very interesting proposition for me then.But they market their games as Adventure games, a genre focused on story telling whose fans prefer to enjoy the script instead of shooting.
The order 1886 was marketed as an action game, more in line with TPS, a genre where players aren't probably enamored with the thought of spending half their gameplay time without being able to have full control of their character and shoot stuff...
This always gets to me that some people think they know the gaming industry better than a company which has been there for 20 years and succesfully went through 3 generations of hardware. I read the same claims when Heavy Rain was released. Then it sold a lot and those people had to shut up. Also to remind you, Heavenly Sword is getting a sequel.I genuinely think the order is an interesting game, but like Lair and Heavenly Sword, in the previous generation, it might not be a game players are willing to invest in at full price.
It's good stuff from what I've listened to so far, I'm gonna stop listening to it in a second because I don't want to spoil all of it haha
Finally received my review copy of the game. Snow + ice on Norwegian roads is not good for the mail so the pack got delayed, until today.
Where did you preorder? I preordered at Elkjop.no
My copy got shipped yesterday so should have it tomorrow
Where did you preorder? I preordered at Elkjop.no
My copy got shipped yesterday so should have it tomorrow
Lol at TO being an experimental thing. It's a AAA tps shooter with cutscenes and QTE. It's like the most done thing ever.They also look like disfigured cartoons. Graphics is expensive, technology is expensive. You seriously don't understand a difference between an AAA game and a downloadable title from a publisher with last-gen technology? I'd love to play a Telltale game with AAA assets, I'd gladly pay the full price because their storytelling is very engaging. Unfortunately, their games look terrible even on a gaming PC and also have a lot of technical problems.
So now no attempts at mixing genres and experimenting to find new ways of expression in gaming are allowed because... you want it the old way? Funny thing, because I love shooters and story-driven games, at the same time. TO is a very interesting proposition for me then.
This always gets to me that some people think they know the gaming industry better than a company which has been there for 20 years and succesfully went through 3 generations of hardware. I read the same claims when Heavy Rain was released. Then it sold a lot and those people had to shut up. Also to remind you, Heavenly Sword is getting a sequel.
Can't wait, 3 days left. If someone spoils it on Twitter or something, I will *insert Taken quote here*.
It's a review copy.
So now no attempts at mixing genres and experimenting to find new ways of expression in gaming are allowed because... you want it the old way?
They also look like disfigured cartoons. Graphics is expensive, technology is expensive. You seriously don't understand a difference between an AAA game and a downloadable title from a publisher with last-gen technology? I'd love to play a Telltale game with AAA assets, I'd gladly pay the full price because their storytelling is very engaging. Unfortunately, their games look terrible even on a gaming PC and also have a lot of technical problems.
So now no attempts at mixing genres and experimenting to find new ways of expression in gaming are allowed because... you want it the old way? Funny thing, because I love shooters and story-driven games, at the same time. TO is a very interesting proposition for me then.
This always gets to me that some people think they know the gaming industry better than a company which has been there for 20 years and succesfully went through 3 generations of hardware. I read the same claims when Heavy Rain was released. Then it sold a lot and those people had to shut up. Also to remind you, Heavenly Sword is getting a sequel.
A 27 page impression thread with only a handful of impressions. I don't know what I expected.
Damn this game is gorgeous and so is she....heyyyyyyyyy!Some screenshots from areas previously shown in the different press trailers. Pretty crazy how good looking the game is.
They also look like disfigured cartoons. Graphics is expensive, technology is expensive. You seriously don't understand a difference between an AAA game and a downloadable title from a publisher with last-gen technology? I'd love to play a Telltale game with AAA assets, I'd gladly pay the full price because their storytelling is very engaging. Unfortunately, their games look terrible even on a gaming PC and also have a lot of technical problems.
So now no attempts at mixing genres and experimenting to find new ways of expression in gaming are allowed because... you want it the old way? Funny thing, because I love shooters and story-driven games, at the same time. TO is a very interesting proposition for me then.
This always gets to me that some people think they know the gaming industry better than a company which has been there for 20 years and succesfully went through 3 generations of hardware. I read the same claims when Heavy Rain was released. Then it sold a lot and those people had to shut up. Also to remind you, Heavenly Sword is getting a sequel.
Heavenly Sword isn't getting a sequel anyway.
AAA assets, look terrible, technology is expensive...
I do think you have spent too long staring at the pretty textures and not enough appreciating game visuals as more than the latest collection of graphics tech tricks.
Look at how gorgeous something like Stasis looks, done by two people working part time
or Shadowrun, done by a ridiculously small amount of money
AAA expensive graphics dont necessarily make a game good or add value to it for the consumer.
But Hellblade (in some form).
Lol, I thought this was a guy at first. In fact, I'm still not sure it isn't.
'The Order 1886 is for lovers of old fashioned single player experiences.'
This is it for me. Sometimes, I just want a bombastic, straight-forward yet engrossing game that I can enjoy by myself. No MP, grinding or open-world-vastness. Just a well written story with a dab of graphical prowess.
I mean, a self funded spiritual sidequel is not exactly reinforcing what he was getting at (that it did well enough to get a sequel).
Well said.Haven't played it yet, but my expectations for the game have changed from a 3rd person story driven shooter to something for akin to Heavy Rain. Not saying its a bad thing, its just crazy how what you expect a game to be can totally change so quickly based off of early impressions.
I'm okay with a story driven game, especially if it looks like this game. I just worry about replayability. These sort of games are always a once-through type of deal for me since most of the magic is lost on subsequent playthroughs.
What I don't like is people in here trying to define what a game is. This game is whatever its artists intended it to be. You like it or you don't. Play and experience it or don't. I wouldn't say Sony or RAD has marketed it to be something its not, so it is what it is.
Totally agree. Story just needs to be exceptional then- or it becomes just a bland AAA tps w way too much QTE/breaks from the action.Well said.
Totally agree!'The Order 1886 is for lovers of old fashioned single player experiences.'
This is it for me. Sometimes, I just want a bombastic, straight-forward yet engrossing game that I can enjoy by myself. No MP, grinding or open-world-vastness. Just a well written story with a dab of graphical prowess.
Some screenshots from areas previously shown in the different press trailers. Pretty crazy how good looking the game is.
Haven't played it yet, but my expectations for the game have changed from a 3rd person story driven shooter to something for akin to Heavy Rain. Not saying its a bad thing, its just crazy how what you expect a game to be can totally change so quickly based off of early impressions.
What I don't like is people in here trying to define what a game is. This game is whatever its artists intended it to be. You like it or you don't. Play and experience it or don't. I wouldn't say Sony or RAD has marketed it to be something its not, so it is what it is.
What I don't like is people in here trying to define what a game is. This game is whatever its artists intended it to be. You like it or you don't. Play and experience it or don't. I wouldn't say Sony or RAD has marketed it to be something its not, so it is what it is.
Those are my Friday night plans.I am going to get higher than a cow in a cannabis field and play this game all Saturday night.