Chuck Norris
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Am I the only one excited for a tanker level amount of Easter eggs and secrets?
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Metal Gear Informer: MGSV: GZ healing spray, length & footprints
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RedAssedApe
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Pretty sure there was mud in 3 too.
jacksepticeye
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Didn't a GameInformer person beat it in like 4? They don't come any more average than that
Also, the latter part means nothing. People have probably put 5000 hours into NES/SNES era games trying to find easter eggs. Doesn't tell me anything other than someone wasted time because he had nothing better to do or was paid to.
jacksepticeye
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Shhhh you're ruining their selling points
Razgriz-Specter
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graphics wise no, but everything else I agree with that statement.
*chokes* ugh uhuhghuhgugguhug x100
Trininnini
*Picks up ammo*
Ok Idk Wtf I'm saying..
Just my imagination....
Did they ever have footprints in anything besides the snow? I was actually wondering about footprints in this as a means of detection. Couldn't tell from the video play throughs. I don't know about it being anything close to 100 hundred hours, but the fact that the mechanics look so much more fun to screw around with compared to older MGS games, has me thinking I'll be spending quite a bit more than an hour and a half at least. Pumped to play this.
jacksepticeye
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Surprisingly accurate. You just forgot the neck snap sound lol
Razgriz-Specter
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didn't water leave footprints in 2 and Twin Snakes.
MGS2- Wet foot prints from the storm on the tanker, you leave wet foot prints indoors for a bit. Guards will notice these prints and follow them. Guards also follow blood trails.
MGS3- Footprints from mud, water in some parts I believe. Don't remember if guards track or follow the prints.
matrix-cat
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Tracking The End by the footprints he left was a big part of that fight in MGS3, but I don't remember enemies noticing your footprints outside of the Heliport level in MGS1. I might just be misremembering, of course, but I don't think it happened in MGS2, 3 or 4.
EDIT - Oh right, I forgot the wet footprints in 2.
jacksepticeye
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Nope footprints are never important after the start of MGS1. Neither are search lights actually
UrbanDandy
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To be fair those were not real footprints in MGS1. They were just colored marks that dissapeared after several seconds.
XANDER CAGE
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How is it any different from the healing items in past MGS titles?
Trancetronic
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Looks fun can't wait.
striferser
Huge Nickleback Fan
100 hours?
List of possible secret that i think might be in the game other than one mentioned
- Ghost photo
- Idol poster
- Kojima pro staff as VIP
- One VIP that unlocked after 100 hours clock in
- One enemy that die by itself after 100 hours
So, they probably don't lie about 100 hours thing
List of possible secret that i think might be in the game other than one mentioned
- Ghost photo
- Idol poster
- Kojima pro staff as VIP
- One VIP that unlocked after 100 hours clock in
- One enemy that die by itself after 100 hours
So, they probably don't lie about 100 hours thing
I know they're just trying to show the game love, but writer's shouldn't talk about monetary value after having a free day to play the whole game. I'll get the game eventually, but the sheer shillingness of everyone to wave off the final run time has really been distasteful.
Did you know the best player at The Fullbright Company put 90 hours into Gone Home?
Did you know the best player at The Fullbright Company put 90 hours into Gone Home?
A website called Metal Gear informer fawns over the latest Metal Gear dem- I mean game and says an average gamer could put 8-10 hours in it and that it takes 100 hours to 100% it.
In other news, Hadoken.net says fan-made Street Fighter miniseries is perfect and Nintendo Magazine says the WiiU doesn't suck
Seriously, how much more biased can anyone be about anything?
In other news, Hadoken.net says fan-made Street Fighter miniseries is perfect and Nintendo Magazine says the WiiU doesn't suck
Seriously, how much more biased can anyone be about anything?
disclaimer: I own a WiiU. The console sucks, the few Nintendo games on it definitely don't suck.
Sub_Level
wants to fuck an Asian grill.
Keep on using overly used laughing gifs to express your saltiness, bro.
Ground Zeroes is going to be fantastic.
matrix-cat
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A website called Metal Gear Informer quotes the recent issue of a Spanish gaming magazine's cover story, actually.
The Silver
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100 hours is nothing, Skyrim has an infinite amount of hours
CosmicGroinPull
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Sub_Level
wants to fuck an Asian grill.
You can't have a Metal Gear game without some sort of stamina bar. That would be wrong.
matrix-cat
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I absolutely adore MGS3, but I'm perfectly content that the CURE menu didn't survive past 2005. It was a marvellous idea for that game, and it gelled so perfectly with the survival themes and the feeling of being all on your own out there with no chance of backup, but that didn't make it any less tedious to pause the game and Styptic, Disinfect, Suture Kit, Bandage five times in a boss battle. Similarly, I kind of like MGS3's crazy shooting controls that are completely different from gun to gun, because learning them makes you feel the same kind of master with guns that Big Boss was, but I'd still rather just press L1 and R1, y'know?
I want to see how GZ's health system works in the full game before I go condemning it. I agree that it sounds disappointingly simple, but it all depends on what the game's idea of serious and non-serious damage is, and how plentiful the healing spray is. All we've seen of it is that demo that was obviously set on god mode, which isn't much to go on.
bigboss370
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Highlights from the article:
- According to the article, health regeneration is only for minor damage. When sustaining severe damage, the player will have to use a healing spray.
- The writer doesn’t feel Ground Zeroes is short, they think an average player can easily put 8-10 hours into the game. The best player at Kojima Productions spent more than 100 hours discovering all secrets.
- Among the features of the iDroid app is the ability to see where other players have been detected on the map.
- They point out the Fox Engine looks ‘simply spectacular’, with the best facial animation in the industry, and body animations reacting to where bullets hit.
- Snake leaves footprints in the mud, which can be spotted by guards. This is just one of the things that adds to the difficulty, other things include better fields of visions for guards, randomized patrol routes and search lights; there are many things that can give your position away.
Source: http://www.metalgearinformer.com/?p=12947
fuuuuck, this game is mine.
NinjamicWZ
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ITT: seemingly few played MGS demos for weeks/months, spent hours in a single area dicking around with play mechanics and AI in MGS3, or ever replayed an MGS game
By 100 hours, are they referring to their development time?
Also ITT: People not looking to milk the shit out of their demo in order to justify the outrageous purchase price.
Also ITT: People not looking to milk the shit out of their demo in order to justify the outrageous purchase price.
Hehehe, dat shade. <3
Yoda
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You realize the game is showcasing a brand new engine? If you think that takes only 100 hours to develop you need to lay off the drugs.
Thanks for the assumptions, but those are really bad assumptions. MGS3 came on a demo disc for Official Playstation Magazine, MGS2's demo was packaged in with a game. I've played through MGS 1-3 dozens of times, I have no urge to buy something demo-esque until more player impressions come in.
Some people are thinking with their MGS boner, others are thinking with their brain.
Hey, it can join MG1, MG2, MGS1, MGS2, MGS3, MGS4, MGS
MGS 1-3 speed runs are around 1 1/2 hours long, Ground Zeroes can be beaten in 5 minutes.
PES has been out.
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