I miss playing Heavy Rain.
Far as The Order goes even if it was 20 hours game doesn't really interest me much.
The Order: 1886... 5 Hours Of Gameplay
The Order: 1886... 5 Hours of Gameplay
I can be sympathetic to developers and publishers to a degree, but in this case I am outright glad for the whistleblowers and youtubers there that are leaking this for the sake of empowering the consumer. We pay the industry out of the *** for promises publishers fail to deliver on a regular basis, and it's our duty as paying consumers to call them out on their ***, every single time.
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Lizk said: »
Rumor has it Fallout 4 is going to be announced at E3. That only is reason to have a PS4.
No chance in hell Fallout is going to be exclusive to anything, also all the crazy mods the Fallout/Elder scroll games get, PC version is the only real choice.
Shiva.Gib said: »
Lizk said: »
Rumor has it Fallout 4 is going to be announced at E3. That only is reason to have a PS4.
No chance in hell Fallout is going to be exclusive to anything, also all the crazy mods the Fallout/Elder scroll games get, PC version is the only real choice.
This
Is there really people who bought their ps4 for multyplats? Wasting $400 atm is not worth it.
You people need to wait for it to get GOOD EXCLUSIVE games, a price drop and the slim version. Atm is just useful to watch netflix and blurays.
I don't care about PC mods though...400 bucks isn't that big of an investment.
I haven't played the game but whenever Heavy Rain is mentioned, I am reminded of this. ( Spoilarz D:> )
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fonewear said: »
I don't care about PC mods though...400 bucks isn't that big of an investment.
it is for a netflix machine
I don't really see what the big deal is. Games like uncharted and it's ilk are just about the same with just about the same amount of gameplay. They've never had a ton of gameplay for the story and relied more on other features to make up for that.
Scratch that one off the radar.
Wait till it is a bargain bin game worth picking up then.
Not posting these in any order btw, just as I find them
Linear and short two words I don't want in my games.
agree with giant bomb 100%. rent it instead of buy it when it's this short. use a gamefly free trial or something
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I think we got the point........
It sucks?!
I should be shocked... but I'm not remotely.
Why release a game this bad? It's going to do wonders for your profits.. oh wait.
It sucks?!
I should be shocked... but I'm not remotely.
Why release a game this bad? It's going to do wonders for your profits.. oh wait.
The Order: 1886 Dev Says "Internet Is The New Playground For Bullies"
Plus, Ready at Dawn offers new response for controversy surrounding the PlayStation 4 game's length.
February 18, 2015
"The Internet is the new playground for bullies," according to The Order: 1886 creator Ready at Dawn. In a new interview, the studio talks about the hate-filled nature of the Internet and again speaks out to discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding the length of the upcoming PlayStation 4 game.
Game director Dana Jan told Develop that when discussing quantity (The Order: 1886 was first pegged to only be five hours long, something Ready at Dawn has since denied), the element of quality must also factor into the equation.
"So our game is extremely focused on the gameplay to the story-telling to pretty much everything," Jan said. "Frequently I'm saying when you play our game you're going to be on a rollercoaster of variety, twists, turns, there's no filler, you're never grinding in our game."
"Why do we feel like we have to always measure things first and foremost in terms of quantity?" - Jan
Jan went on to say that The Order: 1886 has been designed so that players face off against different enemies, using different weapons, frequently through the game. It was important that players don't feel like they're doing the same things over and over again, he said.
Returning the the topic of game length in particular, Jan offered a way to think about it involving food.
"If you go and you eat a steak, if you pay $100 for a steak that tastes like the best steak you've ever had in your life but it's only 200 grams versus paying the same price for the worst steak you could want--but it's all-you-can-eat," he said. "There's an argument to be made that one is better than the other depending on who you are. If you just want to be full all the time then all-you-can-eat terrible steak, maybe that's for you?"
"I'm not saying it has to be that polarizing, I'm just asking why do we feel like we have to always measure things first and foremost in terms of quantity?" he added. "Which is why for our game we targeted a very good length for the game, but it wasn't our priority."
Jan said that when players complete The Order: 1886, they won't think it's a "short" game. In fact, he said its length will be similar to other games in the shooter genre. Facts about the game's length, which originated when someone completed a speedrun of the game in five hours, have been misrepresented, Jan argued. The game is actually in the neighborhood of 8-10 hours long, which indeed is in-line with other shooter games.
Also in the interview, Jan says Ready at Dawn has been facing an uphill battle with The Order: 1886 as it relates to public perception. Gamers always find something negative to say about the title, which Jan says is actually representative of the hate-filled nature of the Internet.
"We have this uncanny 'haterade' for our game no matter what," Jan said. "People are looking for something to throw at our game, some reason to hate it. I'm excited to hear what people who have actually played the game think about it, how do they feel about the quality and the quantity? I think by and large that most people are going to be satisfied."
"I just feel like these days it's so easy to be negative and I think the Internet is the new playground for bullies."
Plus, Ready at Dawn offers new response for controversy surrounding the PlayStation 4 game's length.
February 18, 2015
"The Internet is the new playground for bullies," according to The Order: 1886 creator Ready at Dawn. In a new interview, the studio talks about the hate-filled nature of the Internet and again speaks out to discuss the ongoing controversy surrounding the length of the upcoming PlayStation 4 game.
Game director Dana Jan told Develop that when discussing quantity (The Order: 1886 was first pegged to only be five hours long, something Ready at Dawn has since denied), the element of quality must also factor into the equation.
"So our game is extremely focused on the gameplay to the story-telling to pretty much everything," Jan said. "Frequently I'm saying when you play our game you're going to be on a rollercoaster of variety, twists, turns, there's no filler, you're never grinding in our game."
"Why do we feel like we have to always measure things first and foremost in terms of quantity?" - Jan
Jan went on to say that The Order: 1886 has been designed so that players face off against different enemies, using different weapons, frequently through the game. It was important that players don't feel like they're doing the same things over and over again, he said.
Returning the the topic of game length in particular, Jan offered a way to think about it involving food.
"If you go and you eat a steak, if you pay $100 for a steak that tastes like the best steak you've ever had in your life but it's only 200 grams versus paying the same price for the worst steak you could want--but it's all-you-can-eat," he said. "There's an argument to be made that one is better than the other depending on who you are. If you just want to be full all the time then all-you-can-eat terrible steak, maybe that's for you?"
"I'm not saying it has to be that polarizing, I'm just asking why do we feel like we have to always measure things first and foremost in terms of quantity?" he added. "Which is why for our game we targeted a very good length for the game, but it wasn't our priority."
Jan said that when players complete The Order: 1886, they won't think it's a "short" game. In fact, he said its length will be similar to other games in the shooter genre. Facts about the game's length, which originated when someone completed a speedrun of the game in five hours, have been misrepresented, Jan argued. The game is actually in the neighborhood of 8-10 hours long, which indeed is in-line with other shooter games.
Also in the interview, Jan says Ready at Dawn has been facing an uphill battle with The Order: 1886 as it relates to public perception. Gamers always find something negative to say about the title, which Jan says is actually representative of the hate-filled nature of the Internet.
"We have this uncanny 'haterade' for our game no matter what," Jan said. "People are looking for something to throw at our game, some reason to hate it. I'm excited to hear what people who have actually played the game think about it, how do they feel about the quality and the quantity? I think by and large that most people are going to be satisfied."
"I just feel like these days it's so easy to be negative and I think the Internet is the new playground for bullies."
Cerberus.Conagh said: »
I think we got the point........
It sucks?!
I should be shocked... but I'm not remotely.
Why release a game this bad? It's going to do wonders for your profits.. oh wait.
It sucks?!
I should be shocked... but I'm not remotely.
Why release a game this bad? It's going to do wonders for your profits.. oh wait.
There are many, many, many games who have sold millions copies and are praised as the new coming of Jesus Christ yet are "ok" at best and are justified thanks to their bought reviews.
The whole "I wait for reviews" from people is mostly people trying to save face, anyway. Most people read reviews from websites who are bought whenever a score is above 8/10. What's the point. The amount of games that are legit good and do not have bought reviews is so low.
Like I said, there is a large amount of bitterness that follows exclusive games. That said, please stop posting reviews, you can just post the metacritic page.
Shiva.Viciousss said: »
Like I said, there is a large amount of bitterness that follows exclusive games. That said, please stop posting reviews, you can just post the metacritic page.
I like seeing many reviews instead of just one, might not be my opinion if I actually play it but it lets me know what a lot of real reviewers think of the game. Metacritic scores can't always be trusted either since people will rate down games that are actually good just because they think it's funny or because they dislike the developer or publisher (or even the franchise).
8-10 hours is not acceptable for a single player game released on PS4 for 60 bucks (71 here). It's acceptable for a multiplayer game because you'll be spending dozens of hours or more online.
8-10 hours is not acceptable for a single player game released on PS4 for 60 bucks (71 here). It's acceptable for a multiplayer game because you'll be spending dozens of hours or more online.
Internet Memes...
"Ya know why they call it The Order 1886?
It's 1886 seconds long"
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"Ya know why they call it The Order 1886?
It's 1886 seconds long"
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