@Tixylixx Haha... no. Sorry if that sounded rude, but 20 hours is nothing for this game. The reason you're doing so good now is the matchmaking – you are being put in matches against similarly low-skilled players. Keep playing and eventually you'll start getting into more high-level games, which is when you experience exactly why this game is lauded as one of the deepest and most nuanced online team-based games. There are so many ways a team of skilled players can utterly destroy a team of randoms a just-starting-out 20hr player can't even imagine...
@Jonno521 I thought the same too, until I got like 170 supplies in one match (I think it was around 7k in parts). It wasn't even a perfect game, and I certainly wasn't trying hard to get the top score. I had some deaths and about 12 downs, but I healed and revived a lot, which probably was the main factor for the high score. After that I began to see how 200+ clans are possible.
I agree. I remember looking at the PS3 launch and thinking, "What are you doing, Sony?" They could have easily pushed, say, God of War 2 to PS3, making it a perfect launch title, thus making sure people would actually have a reason to buy a PS3. Well, there were a lot of strange decisions from them at the time. Glad to see they seem to be pulling themselves together.
That's different. In the case of DNF, devs just wanted to make the game ever better, not knowing when to stop. Blame devs, not hardware.
In the case of Witcher 3, for example, the devs plan to make a huge and detailed open world. But it's only achievable on the next gen. To make this game work on current gen, they'd have to, say, split the world in smaller areas, among other downgrades. Since it's too much work to make two completely different versions of a game, they would be forced to use the smaller-area structure for the next-gen version too. And the game becomes less ambitious than it could have been.
@gamerboy100 That's the point. The fact that it's the same on the older hardware means that they basically built the game with last gen in mind, and the more powerful hardware just got an upgraded version. It's the lowest common denominator. You don't know what the game could have been if it was only made for the current gen hardware.
@DoubleInfinity Are you serious? This looks great! Apart from the visual style, there's something off-putting about it. Still, this demo gives off that old-school jRPG vibe that I just can't resist!
Sigh... This is the pulse we are on the wire SO much news from around the scene now this is one of the biggest events director of planetside 2 this is going to be completely different we stop working on the game when they pry it from our cold dead hands.
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