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I can't wait for the angry Joe review. He was so excited about the first one. And other Joe and him couldn't wait to play it. They will have some serious issues with the embargo about the story though...
There's a balance between realism and fantasy.
How come Chris and Jill have to find a key to every door when they could just burst through he door with no problem?
How is Drake able to climb mountains with only his bare hands?
If you can nitpick about a character's physical appearance not being realistic, then you should have that same approach with every little aspect within a video game.
I can't wait for the angry Joe review. He was so excited about the first one. And other Joe and him couldn't wait to play it. They will have some serious issues with the embargo about the story though...
why game is not pre loading ?. i bought it on US acc. nothing just timer . why its says then pre load ...
Right now yes...but believe me after this friday it will be also a commercial succes. Mark my words...Is it safe to say this game is a critical (not commercial) success right now?
Nah, I'm going to play it the same time as everyone else digitally, but mine just unlocks at 9PM because I'm on the west coast. lolAre you getting it early or do you mean tomorrow at midnight?![]()
For the PS4 i dont know but for the Xbox its 91 for....wait for it...Forza Horizon 4, an arcade racing gameWhat's the highest rated PS4 game?
And since we're on it, the highest rated xbone game?
Nah, I'm going to play it the same time as everyone else digitally, but mine just unlocks at 9PM because I'm on the west coast. lol
It is a midnight launch in the UK, right?
Is anyone gong to try playing TLOU2 blindfolded using the accessibility options? I'm considering it for a third playthrough.
The funny thing is, being so jacked in a post-apocalyptic scenario more than likely wouldn’t be conducive to survival.
And if you’re a hulking mass of muscle, you’re at a disadvantage. Having a gym in such a situation, much less using one, is a fucking laughably absurd prospect.
Pre-ordered and downloaded. Damn Covid. I could have saved money by going to the store.
Also found it 20£ cheaper on one website but delivery times were 3-10 days. Couldn't take the risk to have to wait 10 days.
Sony better not charge me for an upgrade next gen.
I was referring to Abby.You think she looks like a hulking mass of muscle?
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Playing it on easy makes it shit. Game needs to be played on hard with listen mode off. The tension and survival is a critical part of the experience.Play in easy and slaughter everything. Its what I did in TLOU 1 and it made the game bearable since the gameplay was pretty shit tbh
Good god manSame here. I started playing ACO for the fourth time, started playing Day's Gone for the fifth time, and could not concentrate. I keep looking at the days and hours, trying to fall asleep to pass time, listen to music to try and forget ... but it isn't working!
I was definitely thinking about itIs anyone gong to try playing TLOU2 blindfolded using the accessibility options? I'm considering it for a third playthrough.
Sony sure is paying a lot of money out for all these good reviews. A lot of rich gaming journalists this week I tell ya.
I'm not sure they literally paid them, I think journalists just have their own political and social motives. However, I won't be surprised if user reviews aren't allowed on Metacritic.
This political line really doesn't work. Polygon and Kotaku are among the outlets most critical of the game, clearly if this was about politics they'd be praising it.
Many of the reviews are more critical of the game than their big bold scores would reasonably indicate.
Personally I didn't think it was shit at all, I just didn't think anything it did was better or even as good as other titles that were already out at the point of its launch. But the story, writing, and characters were top tier IMO. I feel like that's the take I've seen from the majority that didn't really praise the game. I think straight up saying its garbage is quite harsh across the board.People really think the gameplay of TLOU was shit? I can't believe that. The gameplay is extremely good.
Uncharted is a pretty generic TPS with incredibly dumbed-down platforming, but The Last of Us mixture of stealth and combat with a creative quick crafting system is great.
Then again, if you played it on easy and just Rambo-ed your way through, I guess you'd miss the entire point.
Another example of why difficulty levels often allow the player to ruin the experience for themselves.
Personally I didn't think it was shit at all, I just didn't think anything it did was better or even as good as other titles that were already out at the point of its launch. But the story, writing, and characters were top tier IMO. I feel like that's the take I've seen from the majority that didn't really praise the game. I think straight up saying its garbage is quite harsh across the board.
Former referring to gameplay. Didn't think it required hand holding and sounded fairly obvious.What?
Former referring to gameplay. Didn't it required hand holding.
I can agree with that! But there were many acting as if the gameplay was much more than that, and I never quite understood that TBH. But of course to each their own as always, haha. I enjoyed the previous game overall, just didn't think it was the second coming of Christ or anything.Oh alright. I think when your story is that good all you need is GOOD gameplay (and for me it absolutely had good gameplay).
What I personally really like about the gameplay in TLOU was that there was certain weight and brutality of its combat system that I didn’t got from other zombie games at that time and Part 2 will bring that up to 11.I just didn't think anything it did was better or even as good as other titles that were already out at the point of its launch.
"Video game sequels, like movie sequels, are often designed in a way that merely gives the potential buyer more of what they liked the first time. There are rare creative projects—Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight,” for example—in which it feels like a team is unwilling to merely duplicate success, and are attempting to build on the foundation of the first experience. This game deserves that comparison. In every way, “The Last of Us Part II” is a major achievement, a masterpiece of a game that one would be tempted to say sets a new standard for the horror game experience, but that would imply that others could possibly live up to it. "![]()
The Last of Us Part II Redefines the Horror Video Game Experience | Video Games | Roger Ebert
A review of The Last of Us Part II, a video game masterpiece.www.rogerebert.com
Indeed. I think the best praise to be laid at TLoU’s feet is that it does a remarkable job of conveying a feeling of desperation and constant impending doom nipping at your heels. Not sure how they achieved it so well, but it works.The gameplay did not reinvent the wheel but it was a very high quality one. There was a certain feeling that playing the game had that I didn't get again until I played Days Gone. Playing the game captured the mood of the world.
Exactly. The only thing I would improve on is that I wish they would make it so that some people might be friendly and you are always guessing who is and isn't a danger. It could be an interesting dynamic.Indeed. I think the best praise to be laid at TLoU’s feet is that it does a remarkable job of conveying a feeling of desperation and constant impending doom nipping at your heels. Not sure how they achieved it so well, but it works.
Good idea.Exactly. The only thing I would improve on is that I wish they would make it so that some people might be friendly and you are always guessing who is and isn't a danger. It could be an interesting dynamic.