outlawauron said:
kupomogli said:
outlawauron said:
kupomogli said:
Ruler said:
Wow this is awesome, this is why i supported games like Bladestorm from koei to get more games like this
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Bladestorm is nothing like the Romance of the Three Kingdom's and Nobunaga's Ambitionthough. So supporting Bladestorm really does nothing for getting one of these games. Bladestorm is the Dynasty Warriorization, taking away a lot of the strategy of these titles and turning it into a Dynasty Warrior's clone with large groups of units instead of just one character. Kessen 3 is the exact same way. Calling it a Dynasty Warriors is a generalization, but it's really not too far off.
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You're right. Buying a strategy game from the same publisher means absolutely nothing when you're interested in more strategy games from the same publisher.
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Weird logic. That's like saying if you buy more Sengoku Basara games, Capcom will take that as players wanting more DMC games. You know, because they're action games. See what I mean? Weird logic.
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But that's nothing like the comparison I mentioned. It's more similar to Kessen and Bladestorm or 2D Mario and 3D Mario.
Don't see how it's weird logic that a developer would see a market for their strategy games on one console, and then would continue to put more strategy games on the same console.
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It's exactly like your comparison. Bladestorm compared to even Kessen, 1 and 2 atleast, is nothing aside from Bladestorm having a sliver of strategy. Bladestorm has as much depth to its strategy in comparison to Nobunaga's Ambition as Sengoku Basara is as much of a stylish action game as DMC.
You're the one who started with bs comparison and I can't do the same?
