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This reviewed better than I expected. I thought it would get 76 as an aggregate
I mean it has a 78 on opencritic
This reviewed better than I expected. I thought it would get 76 as an aggregate
For the past few months, I have been the only reviews on the site. But most recently, we got a new writer doing reviews as well. So, we went through some growing pains trying to get the review scale from my reviews implemented with his writing style.
I am deeply sorry this makes 3WIREL look unprofessional but we will improve upon these issues.
I'm really impressed with opencritic lately. Hopefully we can finally leave metacritic behind.
I remeber back in the day when Jim Sterling reviewed Deadly Premonition as a 10/10
https://www.destructoid.com/review-deadly-premonition-165168.phtml
That was a game that had a lot of heart but was a shit show on a technical level and to actually control gameplay wise.
So its odd he wants to play the exact opposite card now with regard to TLG. But then maybe his DP review was just click bait as well.![]()
I remeber back in the day when Jim Sterling reviewed Deadly Premonition as a 10/10
https://www.destructoid.com/review-deadly-premonition-165168.phtml
That was a game that had a lot of heart but was a shit show on a technical level and to actually control gameplay wise.
So its odd he wants to play the exact opposite card now with regard to TLG. But then maybe his DP review was just click bait as well.![]()
I remeber back in the day when Jim Sterling reviewed Deadly Premonition as a 10/10
https://www.destructoid.com/review-deadly-premonition-165168.phtml
That was a game that had a lot of heart but was a shit show on a technical level and to actually control gameplay wise.
So its odd he wants to play the exact opposite card now with regard to TLG. But then maybe his DP review was just click bait as well.![]()
You mean all the gaffer's who haven't even played it whining about performance? lul
I was impressed by the concept, but the execution hasn't really fulfilled the promise yet for me.I'm really impressed with opencritic lately. Hopefully we can finally leave metacritic behind.
I gave two score predictions, one was my heart (89), the other was from my head (80-83). I knew I should have listened to my head lol.
I was impressed by the concept, but the execution hasn't really fulfilled the promise yet for me.
It's odd that you have an aggregator touting its "openness" right in its name, but it still seems to actually aggregate less reviews than its main competitor. Hopefully with their relaxation of the English requirement, that'll change.
Yep, Metacritic has about 13 reviews more. 78 vs 83.
I'm really impressed with opencritic lately. Hopefully we can finally leave metacritic behind.
I hope Metacritic stays the one, especially after reading some opinions here from one of the cofounders. Shit was gross to read.
It's happened a number of times that I remember. It may actually be happening most of the time for all I know.Yep, Metacritic has about 13 reviews more. 78 vs 83.
source?
Phil Kollar's review at Polygon hits the nail on the head--and I suspect his will be a standout critique once the dust settles.
I hope Metacritic stays the one, especially after reading some opinions here from one of the cofounders. Shit was gross to read.
Went on and on about Blood and Wine not adding a single new feature to the game, something that many of us proved to be completely false. This was the post that annoyed a few people:source?
Getting off topic, but yeah yuck at his comments.The thread where W3 got RPG of the year from TGA.
It's happened a number of times that I remember. It may actually be happening most of the time for all I know.
Uncharted 4: Metacritic had 113, OpenCritic had 85 (78 scored)
Forza Horizon 3: Metacritic had 101, OpenCritic had 74 (68 scored)
Dishonored 2: Metacritic had 109, OpenCritic had 78 (72 scored)
That's a pretty significant gap. It'll be interesting to see if the English thing makes up the difference now.
I hope Metacritic stays the one, especially after reading some opinions here from one of the cofounders. Shit was gross to read.
Went on and on about Blood and Wine not adding a single new feature to the game, something that many of us proved to be completely false. This was the post that annoyed a few people:
I hope Metacritic stays the one, especially after reading some opinions here from one of the cofounders. Shit was gross to read.
Wathcing the ACG review, it included a bit with VO. I had no ideathe structure of this was that it was being told like a story from some point in the future.
I wouldn't call it "gross," but throwing out false claims about a game isn't a good look for someone swooping in making claims as the representative of a review aggregator.huh
criticizing the witcher is what passes for "gross" these days
this comparison is wild and i'm not sure how to take itI appreciate when developers release games with a stable frame rate, but I'm not going to choose a game because it runs at 30/60 consistently. Like I'm not going to watch transformers just because the 4K bluray is technically exceptional, I'd rather watch Goodfellas on VHS.
I know, I know, sometimes its hard being part of what's easily the least maligned gaming fanbase on GAF
5 years of lurking this forum has shown me that there's very little anti-Sony bias going around and that Sony is generally held in high regard.
Not exclusive to Sony, the same happens with Microsoft or Nintendo. It's just the brand loyalty bullshit that seems inescapable in this industry.
I remeber back in the day when Jim Sterling reviewed Deadly Premonition as a 10/10
https://www.destructoid.com/review-deadly-premonition-165168.phtml
That was a game that had a lot of heart but was a shit show on a technical level and to actually control gameplay wise.
So its odd he wants to play the exact opposite card now with regard to TLG. But then maybe his DP review was just click bait as well.![]()
I remeber back in the day when Jim Sterling reviewed Deadly Premonition as a 10/10
https://www.destructoid.com/review-deadly-premonition-165168.phtml
That was a game that had a lot of heart but was a shit show on a technical level and to actually control gameplay wise.
So its odd he wants to play the exact opposite card now with regard to TLG. But then maybe his DP review was just click bait as well.![]()
If you knew of Jim's previous articles and statements regarding ICO and SOTC, you know that his opinion can be safely disregarded in regards to TLG. I love Jim to death, but sometimes he just doesn't get it... which is fine, because he admits he just doesn't get it and doesn't try to make excuses.
https://www.destructoid.com/oil-on-water-how-i-can-t-love-the-games-you-love-212157.phtml
I wouldn't call it "gross," but throwing out false claims about a game isn't a good look for someone swooping in making claims as the representative of a review aggregator.
Leave Sony alone!!!!1 *cries*This is the same song and dance evey damn review thread where people just magically toss out certain outlets because you can't "trust" them our they have an agenda. Gimme a break.
Regardless I gotta say I'm super excited about these reviews. Impressions at trade shows were a bit mixed at first and quite a few impressions talked about technical issues such as clipping, graphics, and frame rate hiccups. It's expected given the turbulent dev cycle, but regardless it seems to me like a typical team ico game.
SOTC is one of the goats and it's frame rate is pretty horrendous. This is great news, just relax and try to realize not everybody has an agenda. Also let's cool it with the console war crap. Somebody commented that gaf has a strong anti Sony sentiment? Non sense, I would say over the years the Sony fan base has taken over as the largest on gaf.
I remeber back in the day when Jim Sterling reviewed Deadly Premonition as a 10/10
https://www.destructoid.com/review-deadly-premonition-165168.phtml
That was a game that had a lot of heart but was a shit show on a technical level and to actually control gameplay wise.
So its odd he wants to play the exact opposite card now with regard to TLG. But then maybe his DP review was just click bait as well.![]()
Friend of mine that got a review copy and played the game said that the version he played was "UNPATCHED". I wonder if this was the norm, and if so, patch 1.1 fixes a lot of these fps issues?
Also, someone was talking about HDR in the X800D thread. Didn't know the game would be supporting HDR. Does it?
It does support HDR and word is its done well.
LOL.
If anyone in the industry is deserving of your trust, it's Sterling.
Man has more integrity than most.
I believe that every word out of his mouth is genuine. And that he has the courage to voice unpopular opinions.
Doesn't mean I agree with him all the time. But I most certainly respect his unflinching sincerity.
Friend of mine that got a review copy and played the game said that the version he played was "UNPATCHED". I wonder if this was the norm, and if so, patch 1.1 fixes a lot of these fps issues?
Also, someone was talking about HDR in the X800D thread. Didn't know the game would be supporting HDR. Does it?
That's fine. Reviews should be feelings, not formulas.His bigger beef with TLG was re gameplay issues.
... You know, something Dead Prem also has in spades.
Man, FFXV and TLG not only made it to market, but both came out to overwhelmingly positive reviews.
And I just got a Mechwarrior 5 announcement.
Is this still Earth-616?
I mean it has a 78 on opencritic
Believe in Japan. Ni-Oh is next. I have no faith in MechWarrior 5.