o_O.Q on 23 March 2013
| TimCliveroller said: For me, jaw dropping implies a sense of novelty; something never before seen, not a bunch of tweaks. Jaw dropping comes from major steps, not from minor iterations. The first part of GOW 3 brought something new at the time; in GOWA everything was somehow expected. |
before you continue to make comments like this i'd advise you to at least play the game first
there's little point in giving impressions like the one above if you haven't actually played the game imo
i wouldn't call the gameplay changes i've experienced thus far as merely tweaks; they actually change how the game plays in a major way from previous games ( or at least thats what i've experienced )
