| ClassicGamingWizzz said: People trashing a game in other platform is nothing new and i dont care but holy shit the double standarts of some people are annoying. the order : Boring color palette, we want more color ( rainbows and lots of blues missing in a steam punk london ) Boring gameplay , its a cover shooter , this sucks !!! Different weapons is not enough. Its a movie !!! But then they see the gameplay demo of a game like quantum break and its mindblowing when in the 25 minutes demo we see a dude walking in a straight path , action stopping all the time for him to drop from stairs, open a door etc, then after 15 minutes of walking and climbing he picks a glock , shoots some cops but its SUPER innovative cause he freezes time. Color palette is very simple too , lots of greys but in this its not a problem. And then people that praise this game when they talk about the order trashs it. To me both games are not innovative and they dont need too , both will be good probably, both are similar, but hey , agendas and double standarts :) |
You are cherry picking examples. Did people suddenly forget how much bad press Ryse got before release? Where was the double standard then? I think people are just really tired of QTE's. That is why Ryse got crapped on and that is probably why this game is getting crapped on. Not everything is a conspiracy or bias.
It is hard to give impressions just by looking at a game. The people who have actually played both games (Order and Quantum Break) have a better understanding of how it actually plays. I thought Ryse looked good too, but then I actually played it and everything the early impressions had been commenting on turned out to 100% true. One of the biggest complaint I hear about the order is that the gunplay doesn't feel satisfying, that is not something you can guage just from videos. And like I said the abundance of QTEs in the order probably doesn't help either, fair or not QTE's turn a lot of people off immediately. They would have been wise to not show it or hide it like in the Uncharted demo (educated assumption).
