@prats93 If you didn't like Fallout 3, fine, but calling it a trainwreck is a bit too harsh. As a fan of the originals I had an open mind with the 3rd and really enjoyed it, sure it could have used some more RPG elements, but it was far from the "trainwreck" you call it.
As for this game, I think you'd really enjoy it. I have played and supported it throughout it's development and it definitely scratches that isometric RPG itch.
I honestly don't see a point in hating on games that want to innovate and give you a more detailed experience with a post apocolyptic atmosphere though, you are just limiting yourself and missing out on a great experience that was developed with great care by people who loved the originals and now owned by a company that can really do it justice.
Looking forward to this AND Fallout 4. Now is a great time to be a gamer!
Mass Effect 1 was easily my favorite of the 3. I really hope Bioware take their time with this and give us a huge game that is heavily influenced by what made the first game so great.
...and the Mako? It should never have been excluded from the other ME games and instead improved upon.
@Poodger I disagree.. at least with demos you get a taste of a product that is close to completion. Early access on the other hand, depending on the game, but most of the time it's just a freaking tech demo with barely any gameplay (if any at all).
I am kind of over the whole early access thing to be honest. Its okay for a while but then you just want to play the actual game and it takes ageeesss to develop and then by the time it comes out you have probably lost interest in playing it anyway.
Betas I don't mind though, as with demos you get a chance to play a game that is close to completion and it's always a much better experience for me.
Wow, this takes me back. I remember when PS1 first came out and my big brother had one, and all we had was a demo disc for a while but we played it over and over again and it was so much fun.
@TriggerManX97 Completely agree. I never understood all the hate for GFWL and I am very glad I can still continue using it. It really could use some better support though.
@Vodoo That's like saying that paying for expansion packs should give you everything they have to offer at the start and you shouldn't have to unlock anything.
Can you imagine what Elder Scrolls or Fallout would be like if you bought the DLC for them and then just got given a bunch of items without any story or gameplay?
I am actually a bit unhappy with this change as I spent a lot of the game training myself to be a better driver so I could turn up the difficulty to earn more money and be able to spend it on more cars. Now all the new ones are free so it pretty much makes the feeling of buying them with my earned credits much less satisfying.
@Class_Act998675 Neither would I, but I am guessing that group of people may be the ones that came from the last CoD game after making threats to the Devs because of a minor rebalance and were so butthurt by the response that they needed to find another company to whine about.
GTA online is awesome, and well worth the wait. I hope all you guys (that are still having trouble) can get in soon.
@iBuSHiDo @XBlade1X @CokeSpite So you're basically saying that I want to not like a game that I was impressed with the first time I saw it? A game that I have already preordered on a next gen console? No, I am just genuinely concerned because the game has only a couple of months left in development and we still haven't heard anything about activities outside of hacking and robbing shops. . This game is supposed to be next gen and it should be impressing me more than a current gen game that was recently released. I am not saying that it wont be great or that there won't be much to do, but I find it a little worrying that since the announcement of the game we have only seen the same thing again and again. This guy is supposed to be an average Joe with an awesome phone, isn't he? Show us some of the things he can do outside of these missions, show us some of the cars that ubisoft are expecting us to spend so much time in? Show us if you can save them or customize them in any way? show is if the character EVER changes his clothes outside of preorder bonuses. Where does he live? Can he spend his money on anything other than weapons and junk to build weapons with? Can he buy shops or houses once he has loads of money?
Seriously, there is nothing in this video, or any other video (apart from hack this, hack that) says that this is a far more impressive game than things that are already available and possible on current gen, even the combat and physics looks like they are just the same old, decade old havok engine crap we have been seeing for years. They should be pushing boundaries and showing us things we have never seen or thought possible in a game before. I loved the look of this when it was first announced. The hacking is great, but its only been that same thing since the announcement, which I admit was cool at the time, but they have just gone overboard with showing the same thing over and over again. Show us something else for a change. Show us why we will WANT to play this "next gen" game over GTA. Show us what next gen means for open world games.
@CokeSpite @XBlade1X Like I said, "Don't" get me wrong, it looks like a great game, I will play it and enjoy it, but it doesn't look like its something I could just keep playing for hours and hours after the campaign. Calm down bro.
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