| kowenicki said: There is bad use of QTE's and there is the good use of QTE's |
ambientation is the process by which you create ambience...maybe? Or is that ambification?
You are dead right that there is good and bad QTE. I guess there is also too much use of QTE even if it is well executed.
You'd think developers who want to make a well received game know by now that QTEs must be used judiciously or the game will get panned for over-use or poor execution of QTEs. So if The Order ends up being a game that does QTE's badly, or too much, then that really calls into question RaD's basic competence in game design.
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