I don't know who that is. What I'm saying now is that with all these people downloading VI, it's bound to cause server overload on PSN or Xbox Live. Plus, people would just want to play ASAP so this is a necessary caveat to address that.
I ended up deleting my reply to you, it must've showed up on your end still, but yes regardless even then people are still going to download that crap, despite this game not being physical...
Nowadays, you have to install games anyway so the negative on this is that you have no recourse to return or resell.
Let's be genuinely honest here, people are just going to throw they're hard earned money towards that dumbass online shit, that'd make up for the "no disc" bullshit.
CV1 has shit jumping and virtually non existent physics. The problem I face is with the death projectiles which are free moving and take massive chunks of health. Dealing with that and death just jumping around simultaneously is a pisstake, I can't do it. Stunlocking barely helps, jumping is broken and you just "spray and pray". It's the same problem with Frankenstein although there if you get in quick enough at the beginning, you can stunlock both the jumper and him which makes it much easier.
now here's an unpopular opinion:
For walls, you either have sidestepping or throws. Some throws sideswitch normally, but some sideswitch on break. For example, the Mishima headbutt throw sideswitches on break, so either you land a hit and get some momentum or swap positions.
Then they went worse in T6. At least they are pretty unique fighting game bosses, but Azazel having super armor except during his moves is a stupid design. NANCY is pretty tough too, and it was impossible when I was younger and would never sidestep. Though fighting game bosses are normally some BS so it doesn't bother me now.
The only reason anyone should buy those is if you need your PS5 to be a Bluray player tbqh
In my opinion, the best type of vidya analysis comes in the form of coding deep dives that explain why absurd anomalies of gaming came to be. That shit is far better than listening to some hipster explain why some 6/10 game is akshually a hidden masterpiece for 2.5 hours, and is educational to boot.
Buying properties in Fable II, especially buying vendor stalls and shops, cuts down on the grind for gold, since you get passive income from them. Buying houses and renting them out does the same.
CounterStrike was free in the beginning, Quake was not. It is that simple.
Halo's transformation into a mediocre but overhyped FPS was simply a deadline issue due to when MS bought Bungie. They didn't have time to properly port the game to Xbox for launch, which is also why you literally go through half the game's maps twice.
The TPS was a hybrid RTS/TPS, the Jobs demo showed platoon-level command issuing, and the zoom-out to battalion level command was there too.
I mean what you are saying isnt incorrect, what I was pointing out was that it started out as a Myth clone that was purely a tactical RTS. I haven't read or seen anything that ever disputed the early development, the story was that it starred out as a RTS, then it became a TPS and got announced by Jobs. Its been a fairly consistent story from the staff involved
The bigger point is that MS buying out Bungie and forcing Halo to be a launch title for Xbox caused a massive lobotomization of the game and led to it being content-starved.
There's one level with several layers of cut and paste. It's overall one of the best launch titles of all time. And then of course everyone had to prove they could do drivable vehicles better while completely missing what made the retardation of the warthog so fun.
again i do have physical games i could play with it if i got one like days gone or tsushima or alien isolation or literally every uncharted game because i just have them (aside from that vita title for obvious reasons)
My stance is mostly because of how the games themselves need day 1 patches to even be playable.
That's every gta. 3, vice city and san andreas all have shit shooting mechanics and good driving.
The shooting in 4 always felt great to me. The games before Gta 4 weren’t great at shooting either, but playing on PC made a huge difference.