Yosharian
Arcane
Trying to ape Borderlands in the gameplay department I guess.
Leveled equipment? Really? If true that's just... sad.
Trying to ape Borderlands in the gameplay department I guess.
So people will buy this piece of shiet under the assumption of being a sandbox FPS/RPG with 100 hours of gameplay and this is not going to happen.
This is a disaster in the making heading towards its inevitable crash
That's because the basic gameplay of NV was made by Bethesda. Obsidian can't make decent moment to moment gameplay if their lives depended on it.I never liked the basic gameplay in New Vegas, and this thing looks like the same, but worse.
Obsidian developers intentionally attack non-hostile NPCs in an area where you're not really supposed to engage in combat, at point-blank range where you can see their AA-budget models cover half the screen, and then intentionally hit them with a weapon that GLITCHES THEIR FACES.
Codexers: WTF why does this look bad?
Obsidian: WTF why do people hate this?
Stupid, stupid, stupid.
Only thing I can understand is the quest they've shown presents that the game reacts even when you go psycho in the middle of the quest and even rewards you. And the ugly stick is for the memes and for journos to write shit titles about; "Wow! the bug became a feature!"
Obsidian developers intentionally and deliberately attack non-hostile NPCs in an area where you're not really supposed to engage in combat, at point-blank range where you can see their AA-budget character models cover half the screen, and then hit them with a weapon that GLITCHES THEIR FACES.
Codexers: WTF why does this look bad?
Obsidian: WTF why do people hate this?
Stupid, stupid, stupid.
For those guys at Obsidian forum Obsidian can't do no evil cause even Obsidian's evil is good cause it's Obsidian's. Cult like behaviour, too common on every official game company's forums. Bad place for objective, logical and free opinion of anything Obsidian or anything related to owner company's behaviour in general. Always thought 90% of people there were employees in disguise or wanna-be unpaid employees. Basically mentally the same people
By choice RPG they have in mind mostly narrative choices in dialogues. Deus ex type of choices involves emergent gameplay, which is completely different. In a sense, these types of games are the very antithesis of Obsidian games, for obvious reasons. The more freedom the player has, the less narrative impact and narrative restrictions the player has. C&C storyfag cRPGs have nothing to do with Deus Ex gameplay.But doesn't it kind of undermine the fact that they're making a choice based RPG if there's wrong ways to play the game?
Even making an area where they don't have combat in mind at all seems like a bad idea
(remember when deus ex human revolution let you stealth/hack/speech your way through everything except the mandatory boss fights that would be really hard on a non-combat focused character?)
Plus, this area had a bunch of guards trying to block you by force, and the combat there also looked... Underwhelming and that was definitely intended combat.
For those guys at Obsidian forum Obsidian can't do no evil cause even Obsidian's evil is good cause it's Obsidian's. Cult like behaviour, too common on every official game company's forums. Bad place for objective, logical and free opinion of anything Obsidian or anything related to owner company's behaviour in general. Always thought 90% of people there were employees in disguise or wanna-be unpaid employees. Basically mentally the same people
Not really true from my experience. Check out their Epic-exclusivity thread, for instance.
But in this particular case, for this particular topic, maybe.
I wonder what's in the contract with their publisher and Epic. Could they sell the game for $0 for example? Probably not, but $30-$40 price could be a lifesaver here. It looks AA, but if there is a good game underneath, the low price won't hinder its financial success. But with the full blown $60 price it'd be perceived as AAA and bomb right away.2. As a $20 indie RPG on steam
At this point it's pretty clear that Obsidian had nothing (or next to nothing) to do with the Epic exclusivity. It's all on Private Division (Take Two), who are taking most of their games there.
Fanboys gonna fanboy. Shouldn't be surprising. But that's not representative of the demo's reception.The folks on the Obsidian forums are all over it
True. But why not both? I like both. And they're not mutually exclusive.C&C storyfag cRPGs have nothing to do with Deus Ex gameplay.
Why not tie emergent gameplay decisions to the narrative? Some, at least? C&C choices don't have to be made exclusively through dialogue.The more freedom the player has, the less narrative impact and narrative restrictions the player has.