It's other people taking it out of context and not you personally. People don't know the difference between good gameplay and average/bad. 

A termite gun? Haha that would be awesome!

Yes i have, and i remembe people were complaining for the same reasons  " poor repetitive gameplay only used to support a  good direction/  atmosphere/story with good visuals"

Alan Wake really really repetitive and had bad combat alot of bad combat. I can´t say how repititive The Order 1886 will because I have only played it for 10 Minutes. 

badgenome said: Took me a second to realize that termite = thermite. I want a termite gun!

I think you might find one of those in Sunset Overdrive...or better still, hopefully in Ratchet's first original outing on PS4, if he ever gets one.

binary solo said: badgenome said: Took me a second to realize that termite = thermite. I want a termite gun! I think you might find one of those in Sunset Overdrive...or better still, hopefully in Ratchet's first original outing on PS4, if he ever gets one.

I seriously doubt there will be a Ratchet game on the PS4, maybe into the nexus remaster.

i won't lie i didn't careful for Alan Wake when it was first being shown but my Brother did buy the game release day and i ended up playing it and really enjoying it but that was mainly cause i thought the combat was a lot of fun and innovative when it came to taking out enemies but with order so far it looks like a standard third person shooter that wants to be a movie

Yeah i dont mean it will be repetitive  ( knowing all the stuff about the different mood and weapong, i woudl be surprised if it was), it's too bad they didnt show more, like the city area full of light and life. The marketing around the game is not good, the trailer wast just a mix of the chapter we saw hundred times, a trailer should show a mix of differente scenes in the game, not only one chapter. But i guess that is make on purpose, they dont want to spoil something

In fact with the average age of gamers increasing all the time that might be a significant trend in games. People preferring a biut of linearity as a trade off for tight narrative for a satisfying experience in under 15 hours.

Linearity is only shit if it's done badly. Indeed it appears linearity appears to earn games high metascroes and GOTYs. After all two games that broke GOTY records last gen were the essence of lineariy: Uncharted 2 and TLOU. So linear done well --> gaming excellence. It's actually getting really tiresome seeing games being heavily criticised just for linearity. It's a legitimate style for video games, and it's a style enjoyed by millions as sales and praise for many of last gen's games can attest.

By all means people can voice their preference and say they don't like linear games so they have no interest in The Order, but don't criticise linearity as if it has no place in video games.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Ready at Dawn is unproven. They've only taken other people's material and ran with it. If it aint broke, don't fix it mentality (hence why Daxter, Ghosts of Sparta, etc are still decent games since there was already a template in place for them). We shouldn't be getting hyped for an original game whose development team we technically know nothing about. It'd be like getting hyped for a new IP Sony Bend game.