I hate it and I hope I can stop time before it ships, run over to the factory where they're producing it, and blow the whole thing up. That's my timeshift for you.
[QUOTE="xunhallowed"]Morrowind has sloppy hit detection, and you cant kill rats in it lol. Packt
That's because Morrowind was based more around old-school RPG games. There would be rolls to determine if your character hit the object or not. It wasn't based solely on player skill, but stats. I agree that Oblivion's system is much better. It's the lore/atmosphere/art direction/story that I find was done better in Morrowind.
Ah, didn't know that. Well, that makes more sense. I just couldn't find a good spot to train and level up my character enough to toughen him up. Because of that, and Morrowind being my first non-final fantasy rpg, I was a bit confused as to how to proceed.
[QUOTE="xunhallowed"]I didn't like that A was reload, cause it doesn't feel like Vegas or anything, the graphics were pretty much standard, but aside from that, I didn't mind the controls. littleman1992
You don't like the control because it doesn't feel like another game you played?
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Well, that came out wrong. I meant to say A isn't exactly an ideal reloading button, since most people prefer X (like me), and only a game like Vegas could get away with it, since the franchise has used A to reload in the past. Medal of Honor has always kept a single control scheme, and I felt it worked better than the one in the demo. So, yeah, that's what I meant.
I didn't like that A was reload, cause it doesn't feel like Vegas or anything, the graphics were pretty much standard, but aside from that, I didn't mind the controls.
I personally liked it a lot and I'd give it an 8.5, though it did have its bad parts, I loved the rumble when you shoot your gun, mostly just because you can feel every bullet and it's really an immersive experience. I felt the parachuting was more of a gimmick, like something taken out of San Andreas more thana full fledged feature, but still, it was a nice distraction.
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