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Fuck it I'm getting it. Pitty to hear about the music/voice acting though. This is basically an action version of BattleTech and they nailed the music/voice acting.
I liked MWO. Im hoping the same feel is there in terms of control over the mech.Fuck it I'm getting it. Pitty to hear about the music/voice acting though. This is basically an action version of BattleTech and they nailed the music/voice acting.
I reviewed it for ACG.
LOTS to like here but also a lot of technical issues, and to be honest it can get repetitive especially in the campaign. WIth coop and instant action thats helped.
For me I still rated it a Wait for a Sale but those knowing these things and getting into it. May be very happy.
I mean I would get it then. It takes AWHILE to notice that repetition and if the other stuff doesn't bother you. jump on itThis review really makes me hesitate. I'm right on the cusp of purchasing. Right on that razor's edge of should I buy or should I wait. Like I really want this game (there arent enough mech titles) and kind of got a sense of how grindy the title can be from this review, but am not sure I'm deterred enough to wait. The voice acting does sound like a sour spot, but the artwork really speaks to me, especially in terms of character portraits. Ugh! So many games popping off.
I mean I would get it then. It takes AWHILE to notice that repetition and if the other stuff doesn't bother you. jump on it
So he doesnt even play all the games he reviews , he has people doing them for him (with some games)?.I mean I would get it then. It takes AWHILE to notice that repetition and if the other stuff doesn't bother you. jump on it
Thanks appreciate it. I think you will be fine. It has a lot going for it especially when people are forwarnedDone and done! Also, love the reviews.
no impressions yet eh?
He who? That is me lol.So he doesnt even play all the games he reviews , he has people doing them for him (with some games)?.
Ya pretty much my consensus as well. Also whatever companies are using for their in engine sharpening does always seem to be WAY to strong even at its lowest levels. Not sure what they are using or what systemI played a bit yesterday, its definitely got a few rough edges. "AA" title so to speak. You can see they spent money on stuff like core gameplay, and not a lot on stuff like cutscenes etc. Feels a bit like MWO but I haven't played that in years. Mechs have a weight to them, but I wish there was a little bit more feedback when you Mech loses an arm or something for instance. Camera shake from the explosion or something. Also the weapons like the Autocannons or LRMS needs a bit more oomph to the sound they make. Firing a 150mm rounds should have been a real party pleaser.
I like it so far though, but I'm a big BattleTech fan.
On a side note, use something like reshade to apply sharpening. I found the sharpening you can enable in the graphics settings way too strong.
Oh are you ACG?, sorry. When you said 'I reviewed it for ACG. ' i thought you meant you reviwed it for him as he was busy or something, a bit like Delrith stealth reviews some games for AngryJoe lol.He who? That is me lol.
No worries. I saw it that way because I changed names long ago and it sort of stuck to say. "I am now ACG." Also since my username is Karak but the channel is ACG I sometimes have to make it clear to game devs and suchOh are you ACG?, sorry. When you said 'I reviewed it for ACG. ' i thought you meant you reviwed it for him as he was busy or something, a bit like Delrith stealth reviews some games for AngryJoe lol.
Has anyone picked it up? What’s your impression?
How are the joystick controls, they were really bad in MWO compared to the immediate response and feedback - yet still appropriately limited by the mech's capabilities - seen in MW4. It looks alright here (though he has trouble aiming for sure) but it's hard to tell without playing.
Pure BS. Maybe it wasn't great in 3 but 2, 4 and 4 Mercs are excellent with one, aiming is great, response immediate and they feel like mechs rather than a slightly clunkier standard FPS with a mech theme (though to be fair even the worst MW isn't as close to that as Hawken was).Joystick is bad in all Mechwarrior games to be honest. Using a mouse and keyboard offers much better control and accuracy.
If you played online in mw4 or mwo with a stick you'd get wrecked.Pure BS. Maybe it wasn't great in 3 but 2, 4 and 4 Mercs are excellent with one, aiming is great, response immediate and they feel like mechs rather than a slightly clunkier standard FPS with a mech theme (though to be fair even the worst MW isn't as close to that as Hawken was).
Wtf? More tales from your ass? No, you wouldn't get wrecked in 4. There's no free aiming as in 3, a mouse doesn't even have a theoretical advantage to gain over a joystick in that scenario beyond a user's own potential subjective convenience and preference. You control machinery with preset max speed and agility in each of its parts, not playing Quake 3. And MW4/Mercs solo also "throws enemies at you", what is this, that whole combined arms warfare atmosphere is what MW5 also attempts to provide, but the previous games did too, have you even played them and if yes why lie?If you played online in mw4 or mwo with a stick you'd get wrecked.
I play Battletech since 1995, on tabletop (over beer and pizza as well as at tournaments), as RPG, in various digital iterations (played most things that have "mech" in the title at some point). I have one RPG/Tabletop campaign that has been going on more or less continuously since 2002 (in-game we started in 3024 and are currently in 3061, with some of the currently active characters being sons and daughters of the original characters that started in 3024). Despite this I find myself a bit hesitant to "just buy it". Partly because I find it more difficult to be excited by a flatscreen game (since I jumped into VR), partly because of the Epic store timed deal, partly because of Piranhas' track record.Are you a fan of the franchise? If so, I'd say it's worth it.
Piranha have done well regarding the mwo debacle though. The best thing they did was splitting with that publisher that helped them originally fund mwo.I play Battletech since 1995, on tabletop (over beer and pizza as well as at tournaments), as RPG, in various digital iterations (played most things that have "mech" in the title at some point). I have one RPG/Tabletop campaign that has been going on more or less continuously since 2002 (in-game we started in 3024 and are currently in 3061, with some of the currently active characters being sons and daughters of the original characters that started in 3024). Despite this I find myself a bit hesitant to "just buy it". Partly because I find it more difficult to be excited by a flatscreen game (since I jumped into VR), partly because of the Epic store timed deal, partly because of Piranhas' track record.
Have you checked out the Battletech game from Harebrained Schemes yet? I'm a long time tabletop battletech player and this game with mods is absolutely amazing.I play Battletech since 1995, on tabletop (over beer and pizza as well as at tournaments), as RPG, in various digital iterations (played most things that have "mech" in the title at some point). I have one RPG/Tabletop campaign that has been going on more or less continuously since 2002 (in-game we started in 3024 and are currently in 3061, with some of the currently active characters being sons and daughters of the original characters that started in 3024). Despite this I find myself a bit hesitant to "just buy it". Partly because I find it more difficult to be excited by a flatscreen game (since I jumped into VR), partly because of the Epic store timed deal, partly because of Piranhas' track record.
Of course haven't played the latest expansion yet though. Might get that for the holidays, instead of MW5.Have you checked out the Battletech game from Harebrained Schemes yet? I'm a long time tabletop battletech player and this game with mods is absolutely amazing.
Great, thanks. I am a fan and this is what I wanted to hearAre you a fan of the franchise? If so, I'd say it's worth it.
New expansion is pretty decent. If you haven't looked into it yet though i would suggest looking up the Roguetech mod as well.Of course haven't played the latest expansion yet though. Might get that for the holidays, instead of MW5.
I just read the game constantly randomly spawns cannon fodder like tanks and turrets in the missions all around you, what kind of design decision was that and how do you tactically deal with it other than just be guns blazing every time all the time?
Yeah enemy spawns are bugged. Most of the times they appear just behind you. Some times a drop ship drops them in like 1km away but it is rare.I just read the game constantly randomly spawns cannon fodder like tanks and turrets in the missions all around you, what kind of design decision was that and how do you tactically deal with it other than just be guns blazing every time all the time? Also, it seems lots of people are actually growing to hate it, even many that actually liked MWO and also enjoyed 5 initially. The forums are full of critical complaints and the metacritic user rating is growing worse over time. There are no user reviews on EGS to check with that of course. And no there isn't any petty review bombing reason, just people genuinely not enjoying a game they were hyped for
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- Update on its way adding lots of features streamling/simplifying modding.
- 2 DLCs planed, first one in April(ish), and will focus on making campaign more repayable like not forcing you down a certain path due to rep .
- Free and paid for content will be added, Mechs and equipment.
All in all sounds like they plan to support the game for quite a while.