Jesus christ what am I reading.
My opinion? What am I reading here?
Jesus christ what am I reading.
Just finished the Lycan encounter that's been shown at E3. The visuals seem to have been upgraded; it looks incredible. The fight itself reminds me of RE4; very visceral and hard hitting. I think this game will be very divisive; I like slow burn, atmospheric games, which The Order most certainly is. Those who crave constant, in your face action will probably be disappointed, because it's just not that type of game. The real star of the show is the universe itself; the settings, the characters, the way the story is told bit by bit instead of just flooding you with information. If someone were to walk in on you playing this, at first glance they would think you were watching a movie, which is what I believe RAD was aiming for. It looks eerily lifelike at times. I'm playing on Hard, with aim assist off, and I've died about 10 times so far.
I've stated it time and time again, it's a discussion board deal with it. If you don't like the negativity too bad, that's part of a discussion. There is an ignore feature if you hate to see the other side of the coin. Just get used to it, hopefully you don't read reviews, because I'm convinced this game will get plenty of 5s, 6s, and 7s.
Just finished the Lycan encounter that's been shown at E3. The visuals seem to have been upgraded; it looks incredible. The fight itself reminds me of RE4; very visceral and hard hitting. I think this game will be very divisive; I like slow burn, atmospheric games, which The Order most certainly is. Those who crave constant, in your face action will probably be disappointed, because it's just not that type of game. The real star of the show is the universe itself; the settings, the characters, the way the story is told bit by bit instead of just flooding you with information. If someone were to walk in on you playing this, at first glance they would think you were watching a movie, which is what I believe RAD was aiming for. It looks eerily lifelike at times. I'm playing on Hard, with aim assist off, and I've died about 10 times so far.
Just finished the Lycan encounter that's been shown at E3. The visuals seem to have been upgraded; it looks incredible. The fight itself reminds me of RE4; very visceral and hard hitting. I think this game will be very divisive; I like slow burn, atmospheric games, which The Order most certainly is. Those who crave constant, in your face action will probably be disappointed, because it's just not that type of game. The real star of the show is the universe itself; the settings, the characters, the way the story is told bit by bit instead of just flooding you with information. If someone were to walk in on you playing this, at first glance they would think you were watching a movie, which is what I believe RAD was aiming for. It looks eerily lifelike at times. I'm playing on Hard, with aim assist off, and I've died about 10 times so far.
My opinion? What am I reading here?
Just finished the Lycan encounter that's been shown at E3. The visuals seem to have been upgraded; it looks incredible.
I just want to know if this game is really only 5 hours long?
I just want to know if this game is really only 5 hours long?
Welp, I was gonna say I have no issue with negativity, just your constant crying about everything, but it seems you're no longer with us.I've stated it time and time again, it's a discussion board deal with it. If you don't like the negativity too bad, that's part of a discussion. There is an ignore feature if you hate to see the other side of the coin. Just get used to it, hopefully you don't read reviews, because I'm convinced this game will get plenty of 5s, 6s, and 7s.
Apparently no. But that depends on the way you play. Sounds like a 7 or 8 hours long, if you don't rush it.
Edit: If you're not a completionist.
I just want to know if this game is really only 5 hours long?
Three or four Gafer's have played and completed it each clocking in at over 12 hours. Unless you are doing a speed run like that youtube guy you shouldnt be worried about the game length.
Three or four Gafer's have played and completed it each clocking in at over 12 hours. Unless you are doing a speed run like that youtube guy you shouldnt be worried about the game length.
Three or four Gafer's have played and completed it each clocking in at over 12 hours. Unless you are doing a speed run like that youtube guy you shouldnt be worried about the game length.
I don't get it, a lot of people saying the game is short, yet people trying to make excuses?
Three or four Gafer's have played and completed it each clocking in at over 12 hours. Unless you are doing a speed run like that youtube guy you shouldnt be worried about the game length.
So awesome.Just finished the Lycan encounter that's been shown at E3. The visuals seem to have been upgraded; it looks incredible. The fight itself reminds me of RE4; very visceral and hard hitting. I think this game will be very divisive; I like slow burn, atmospheric games, which The Order most certainly is. Those who crave constant, in your face action will probably be disappointed, because it's just not that type of game. The real star of the show is the universe itself; the settings, the characters, the way the story is told bit by bit instead of just flooding you with information. If someone were to walk in on you playing this, at first glance they would think you were watching a movie, which is what I believe RAD was aiming for. It looks eerily lifelike at times. I'm playing on Hard, with aim assist off, and I've died about 10 times so far.
Stop arguing about the length this is not the thread for this
Yup, the part of reading lots of positive things is a little worrying as it implies that might not be the case for him.
Not too worried though. Still day one for me...
I highly doubt that the youtube guy was doing a speedrun. Also, the times I saw from gaffers included breaks from the game.
Okay. I don't really care about any impressions I just don't want to pay $60 if the game is really only 5 hours. I want to buy and not GameFly...
I highly doubt that the youtube guy was doing a speedrun. Also, the times I saw from gaffers included breaks from the game.
How many exactly?I don't get it, a lot of people saying the game is short, yet people trying to make excuses?
Who's a lot of people. One guy said the game was 5 hours. We've had people who have played the game on this very forum that have clocked in over 10.
Who's a lot of people. One guy said the game was 5 hours. We've had people who have played the game on this very forum that have clocked in over 10.
From whats been described in this thread it sounds like a speed run, or at the very least he was being quite hasty in trying to complete it.
I'm kind of surprised people remember this gif. I had to re-upload it, I lost all my bookmarks when I upgraded my PC.Where's the 'Stopped for a ban did you?' gif?
Man. The review thread will be a sight to behold
I see alot of talk here about replayability.
The reason I replay games is that if the story is great and I can't get enough of it, I'll replay it for the fun of the journey again. I've done that since Jak and Daxter, I'm mainly a single player person. I like looking for extras and hidden items in my second runs or even just having fun taking the ride for a second time.
Instead of worrying about how long the game is or how many cutscenes there are, why don't we just play the game when it comes out.
If you find it fun and an enjoyable experience/ journey play it again. No need to deliberate once you play the game. If you don't like it return the game for your store credit or sell it.
While the game is heavily cinematic, its still a game. I personally stay away from watching streams or lets plays on single player games because they make me feel to play the game, which is the way its intended.
Sure its cinematic, but a game is a game whether its paced with cinematics or not in my opinion.
I'm also sure that with the amount of publicity/ advertising I've seen for the game that we'll get some sort of DLC at the very least.
This is all my own opinion and I hope not to offend anyone else's opinions. If I do I apologize.
With all doing said here's some gifs and let's enjoy the ride!
Is there an option to play with the hard difficulty option right away, or do you have to complete it on the default difficulty setting before doing so?
Is there an option to play with the hard difficulty option right away, or do you have to complete it on the default difficulty setting before doing so?
Thank you for providing this feedback.<snipped>
Who's a lot of people. One guy said the game was 5 hours. We've had people who have played the game on this very forum that have clocked in over 10.