Wright said:
Ever played Dead Rising 3? Removed it. But WAIT, there's more: The case you're quoting is even more atrocious than redirecting you to what they already did in Dead Rising 3. The dude is asked whether we're going to say more of "like people need to be saved, and they join your party". Developer inmediate says "YEP", but here's the funny part, inmediately after saying "yep" he says exactly what survivors do in Dead Rising 3, which is thanking the player and taking off inmediately, which also mean you didn't escort them anymore. And then he goes, now when you help survivors they drop loot, as a recompense, before taking off inmediately yet again. You can even see in the video a snippet of Frank saving the survivor (don't be wrong, he's not fighting alongside Frank, he's getting saved as you can also notice by the huge prompt over that says you saved him), the survivor dropping the sticky bomb (i.e. loot) and inmediately taking off to the right, leaving Frank. So...yes, no scorting. Glad I cleared up that one for you, right? |
He does leave Frank, but stops and you get that indication over his head that you need to talk to him. We dont know how long he has been with Frank at that point.
I dont even know why Im arguing for signs of escorting in the game. It was the worst part of the original along with the time limit.lol Hope they removed it and maybe replaced it with some sort of mission you have to do like surviving an attack or finding an item they need or something like that. Because unless the A.I. is flawless, its just horribly frustrating when a survivor just gets stuck in something or keeps getting grabbed by zombies or just keeps slashing at thin air like they were in a fight when both you and them are low health and the timer is counting down.
