RageBot said:
GodOfWar_3ever said:
vic_viper said: @Godofwar_3ever: Thank you for reinforcing my view on typical GoW fans. Enjoy your trite, single button combo mashing, homoerotic greek gorefest. Whether this blog is factual or not, I could care less how many 10s or 9s this game gets, this series has always been garbage. |
I will enjoy GoW, but I wouldn't expect you to know that it is more than just a button masher. Stop playing it on easy difficulty, some of the combos you can pull off is insane.Its unfortunate some people can't enjoy this epic series, but people have different tastes and I respect that and thats something you can't seem to do.
So please try to deny that your post is nothing more than hating on GoW.
And calling a series "garbage" when a lot of people worked hard to create is very wrong, especially since it has been proved otherwise both critically and by fan reactions. God of War is one of the best franchises ever created, and easily the best hack 'n slash franchise ever created. No amount of your complaints will change that.
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No, you're grasping at straws.
GoW3 isn't a button masher, but it doesn't have half as much depth as Bayonetta, DMC or NGS.
I'm super hyped for GoW3 as well, but it desn't have anything to do with the battle system, but about the scale, the epicness and the design.
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Maybe the first two god of wars dont have as much depth as those 3 games and series, but I read parts of the review in the official playstation magazine and they confirmed that there are battles that require you to use every weapon, item, and spell to get through which means an incredible amount of depth. Also, until youve played the full game theres no real way to know, maybe youll be pleasantly surprised by the amount of depth in combat when the game ships, not saying that the ps magazine is correct because they could be fabricating a bit, but I do believe that santa monica did a few things in this game to ensure that every weapon and move needs to be used more than once. But who knows, you could be right.