@navyguy21 said:
Has anyone here played titanfall? How is it?
Im not really a call of duty player, will i like it?
Should i sell and get another game? If so, which game?
Yes, I own it.
If you are anything like me, sort of burnt out on shooters, you may be better of selling it to someone that would play the hell out of it.
If you aren't into COD, I'm not sure it's going to win you over. I'm not into COD either, so I took a chance based on HYPE and it's not really my thing. You can run on walls, double jump, and shoot as a big mech like you would imagine. There are easy bots to kill running around and a pistol that can kill three at at time, making people feel better at the game. People that aren't good can shoot bots, people that are good shoot pilots.
It's what you would expect in a MP crafted shooter. It feels like a mod or add on you would find on a game, but this is a standalone game. It's not revolutionary or anything. It's kind of barebones the more you play with regards to weapons and loadouts. I hate posting my opinion in COD threads because of butthurt, so I hate answering this question because incoming butthurt, but needless to say if you aren't into FPS online games, this game isn't going to change your mind. Plus, there isn't an established TF community over the course of years that put people off. No hardcore clans and stuff, it is not that intimidating in comparison to how COD is on game number 12. When TF4 comes out, that intimidation may return, but right now it's a new IP FPS shooter. You wait for your mech and then you hop in and then it blows up and you run around and shoot until you get another mech, repeat. It's COD with bots and mechs. The bots are super easy to kill, making everyone feel they have some skill in this (12 humans, 30+ bots). COD has no bots like that, you are playing against live people constantly. Since COD is so old, the people playing these days are very skilled. TF doesn't have that kind of community yet, it's a mix of skilled and terrible players just all over.
Think of it this way, there are over 80+ million 360s out there, millions of them playing COD games. Compare that to the 3+ million Xbones out there and how many of them bought TF for Xbone? Half a million? Perhaps in a year one or two million tops (Xbone only)? You aren't going to be playing cream of the crop players, which is cool imo for a new machine. You get a mix of people that can afford the Xbone instead of pros who play COD 40 hours a week.
I didn't have anything to play for Xbone for a few months, so I figured TF would tide me over until the unnanncounced Xmas titles. I knew going into it I'm not big in online FPS, but I didn't want the machine to sit there until Xmas, so what the hell. Hopefully they announce Games for Gold on Xbone like the PS4 PS+ program. I would love another thing to look forward to on Xbone over the year.
If you aren't into COD type FPS MP games, you would be better to sell it. You can always rent it or pick it up used before you decide, you'll see. I actually played COD for years before I gave up, and I play Halo and Battlefield, and even those wear thin. Remember too, this is an online only Gold Requiring game. That means it has a definite shelf life until the sequel or other games pull the community away. When that happens, the disc will be useless. I've gone through that with other MP only games in the past. It's going to take at least year, but the value will go down as the game loses that value it currently has as the hot ticket right now.
The faster you sell TF, the more you would get as it is hot right now. Again, it's a fun MP FPS shooting game, but it didn't win me over and I paid the money. If you love FPS online MP games, you should keep it. It's another spin on a familiar friend. The controls work exactly like you would expect. The tutorial was so easy because of my years with COD even with the few additions they added (mech can't jump, it scoots with the jump button, double jump, running on walls, etc). I tried to be honest here, I hope that helps. There are a lot of eager super fans that scream praise at this game, and I don't even know if they really own it, if they love how easy it is to get kills, but I'm here to report my experience to you. On the flipside, if you got turned off by COD because the hardcore community, you may love this game. I think it's good at what it's trying to do, but it's not my cup of tea, but I also recognize others seem to love it.
Figure out where you are on the MP FPS scale, measure up, and take my post as you will.
As far as what game to buy to sell TF for? I have no game recommendations. I'm not into racing, so Forza is out. You like racing, get that. I don't like Ryse or Dead Rising 3, so to me Titan Fall is the best game on the system right now. Unfortunately, it's not my cup of tea, but it's fun in 10 minute bursts.
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