You guys are going to force them to do a sticky thread.
That's what the God of War 4 hype is for. Back then, whoever makes the hype thread of a popular game, the mods would sticky them to prevent over saturating system wars forums.
But can you stop the action and build a base, a farm, grow crops and trade with Norse deities? It it doesn't have these features then it's worth nothing.
I'm gonna repeat what I said elsewhere. I still don't see how this really zoomed in camera is a good idea. No one has made a good argument for it. How is constantly having to now lock on and rotate the camera in these chaotic battles better than a standard classic third person camera? I corrected myself and said classic because almost all the big third person games use these really zoomed in cameras now. It's absurd. I was frustrated in the last hours of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy that I couldn't change the field of view (while aiming) at all. This game's combat does look nice, but for me it's ruined by this shit camera. They're not doing it in the best interest of the game, they're doing it because everyone else is doing it, because it looks cinematic to some people, which is stupid. It's a bad choice for chaotic melee combat.
I'm gonna repeat what I said elsewhere. I still don't see how this really zoomed in camera is a good idea. No one has made a good argument for it. How is constantly having to now lock on and rotate the camera in these chaotic battles better than a standard classic third person camera? I corrected myself and said classic because almost all the big third person games use these really zoomed in cameras now. It's absurd. I was frustrated in the last hours of Uncharted: The Lost Legacy that I couldn't change the field of view (while aiming) at all. This game's combat does look nice, but for me it's ruined by this shit camera. They're not doing it in the best interest of the game, they're doing it because everyone else is doing it, because it looks cinematic to some people, which is stupid. It's a bad choice for chaotic melee combat.
It's not really an issue, and you don't have to lock on to enemies... in fact, I am 10 hours in and I can't recall having ever locked on to an enemy on purpose. The camera being close doesn't really affect things since most of the time, you are fighting a lot less enemies at once than Kratos did in GOW3. It's just not that hard to keep track of all the people around you.
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