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Kasz216 on 17 January 2009
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?



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Kasz216 on 17 January 2009
outlawauron said:
a3hmax said:
J-FAVS, SW3 it´s an action game, very similar to Dinasty Warriors, the big diference it´s the View point of the game: First Person. And It´s ubicated on Japan Feudal War timeline.

OUTLAWAURON: Samurai Warriors Katana was an Spin off, with a argument not so fine-worked like SW and SW2, and also was Built with PS2 graphic engine, the SW3 will make usage not only of Wiimotion Plus, will have a better technical aspect and more deeper story.

Alright now. I'm a fan of SW and DW. I know there isn't a story and the graphics have always sucked. I will be utterly shocked if this game looks noticeably better than the PS2. And I would hope to God that it doesn't use motion controls. That would be commited death to your hand, as your press the same button 81237489324787 (give or take) times in one battle.

 

What do you mean... the games have plenty of story.

They aren't told in 20 minute cutscenes... but there is a LOT there... espiecially if you know the least bit about the time period.



outlawauron on 17 January 2009
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?

The only reason I mentioned it is because I read a post right before that, that said the Wii had Japanese support locked up. And IGN said it was a new game, but being it's release date is in two months it's likely just a port. I'm not excited to play, but only for the fact that it will be bought and thus make the charts interesting.

And I do not play these games for the story. I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I know this isn't anywhere else accurate (talking about all Koei games) The two to three mintue cutscene that losely tie things together are not what I'd call good story.



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Kasz216 on 17 January 2009
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?

The only reason I mentioned it is because I read a post right before that, that said the Wii had Japanese support locked up. And IGN said it was a new game, but being it's release date is in two months it's likely just a port. I'm not excited to play, but only for the fact that it will be bought and thus make the charts interesting.

And I do not play these games for the story. I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I know this isn't anywhere else accurate (talking about all Koei games) The two to three mintue cutscene that losely tie things together are not what I'd call good story.

Calling the Romance of the Three Kingdoms accurate in of itself is pretty funny.

It was a fictionalized account of actual history.

Like the games.

As for the storytelling.  It's just about as good as most games... including some which people call "cinematic" in nature.

They establish the characters, show you what's going on... and if you know anything about the history or fictionalized history that's all you need... and that's who the game was made for.

It'd be annoying if you had to sit through long dialogue about stuff you already knew about. 

 

 



outlawauron on 17 January 2009
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?

The only reason I mentioned it is because I read a post right before that, that said the Wii had Japanese support locked up. And IGN said it was a new game, but being it's release date is in two months it's likely just a port. I'm not excited to play, but only for the fact that it will be bought and thus make the charts interesting.

And I do not play these games for the story. I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I know this isn't anywhere near accurate (talking about all Koei games) The two to three mintue cutscene that losely tie things together are not what I'd call good story.

Calling the Romance of the Three Kingdoms accurate in of itself is pretty funny.

It was a fictionalized account of actual history.

Like the games.

As for the storytelling.  It's just about as good as most games... including some which people call "cinematic" in nature.

They establish the characters, show you what's going on... and if you know anything about the history or fictionalized history that's all you need... and that's who the game was made for.

It'd be annoying if you had to sit through long dialogue about stuff you already knew about. 

I was saying that the games aren't even an accurate account of the books. That's what I was saying.

Although it is fiction and you can strech it.



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And snuggle the girls be they short or tall,
Then follow young Mat whenever he calls,
To dance with Jak o' the Shadows."

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Kasz216 on 17 January 2009
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?

The only reason I mentioned it is because I read a post right before that, that said the Wii had Japanese support locked up. And IGN said it was a new game, but being it's release date is in two months it's likely just a port. I'm not excited to play, but only for the fact that it will be bought and thus make the charts interesting.

And I do not play these games for the story. I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I know this isn't anywhere near accurate (talking about all Koei games) The two to three mintue cutscene that losely tie things together are not what I'd call good story.

Calling the Romance of the Three Kingdoms accurate in of itself is pretty funny.

It was a fictionalized account of actual history.

Like the games.

As for the storytelling.  It's just about as good as most games... including some which people call "cinematic" in nature.

They establish the characters, show you what's going on... and if you know anything about the history or fictionalized history that's all you need... and that's who the game was made for.

It'd be annoying if you had to sit through long dialogue about stuff you already knew about. 

I was saying that the games aren't even an accurate account of the books. That's what I was saying.

Although it is fiction and you can strech it.

And the books aren't an accurate account of history.

They all follow the historical events in line though.

You know what's going on... and it's fun to see the unique character traits they give each character.

 



outlawauron on 17 January 2009
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?

The only reason I mentioned it is because I read a post right before that, that said the Wii had Japanese support locked up. And IGN said it was a new game, but being it's release date is in two months it's likely just a port. I'm not excited to play, but only for the fact that it will be bought and thus make the charts interesting.

And I do not play these games for the story. I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I know this isn't anywhere near accurate (talking about all Koei games) The two to three mintue cutscene that losely tie things together are not what I'd call good story.

Calling the Romance of the Three Kingdoms accurate in of itself is pretty funny.

It was a fictionalized account of actual history.

Like the games.

As for the storytelling.  It's just about as good as most games... including some which people call "cinematic" in nature.

They establish the characters, show you what's going on... and if you know anything about the history or fictionalized history that's all you need... and that's who the game was made for.

It'd be annoying if you had to sit through long dialogue about stuff you already knew about. 

I was saying that the games aren't even an accurate account of the books. That's what I was saying.

Although it is fiction and you can strech it.

And the books aren't an accurate account of history.

They all follow the historical events in line though.

You know what's going on... and it's fun to see the unique character traits they give each character.

I guess, but it's annoying how those traits change across games. DW Zhang He is quite different Kessen's Zhang He. The same people make it, but why the huge difference. (Hint: He is a complete flamer in DW, while he's a BA in Kessen)



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And snuggle the girls be they short or tall,
Then follow young Mat whenever he calls,
To dance with Jak o' the Shadows."

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outlawauron on 17 January 2009
halil23 said:
To me it always been Samurai Warriors >>>>>>> Dynasty Warriors.

If SW uses wiimote, I can't see myself swinging for hours non stop!
That a hell of a work out lol.

Agreed. And it seems that in SW you kill a whole lot more people than DW.



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And snuggle the girls be they short or tall,
Then follow young Mat whenever he calls,
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Kasz216 on 17 January 2009
halil23 said:
To me it always been Samurai Warriors >>>>>>> Dynasty Warriors.

If SW uses wiimote, I can't see myself swinging for hours non stop!
That a hell of a work out lol.

Well... unless it's samurai warriors Katanna.

 



Kasz216 on 17 January 2009
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
Kasz216 said:
outlawauron said:
No this is hack and slash beat em up. It will be exactly like Samurai Warriors 2 but with more characters. I'm not sure why anyone would be excited for this other than for it make the Japanese charts interesting for a week.

Cause the games are fun as is the story and characters?

You seemed to make a BIG deal out of the remade port the PS3 is getting.

So.... eh... double standard?

The only reason I mentioned it is because I read a post right before that, that said the Wii had Japanese support locked up. And IGN said it was a new game, but being it's release date is in two months it's likely just a port. I'm not excited to play, but only for the fact that it will be bought and thus make the charts interesting.

And I do not play these games for the story. I've read Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I know this isn't anywhere near accurate (talking about all Koei games) The two to three mintue cutscene that losely tie things together are not what I'd call good story.

Calling the Romance of the Three Kingdoms accurate in of itself is pretty funny.

It was a fictionalized account of actual history.

Like the games.

As for the storytelling.  It's just about as good as most games... including some which people call "cinematic" in nature.

They establish the characters, show you what's going on... and if you know anything about the history or fictionalized history that's all you need... and that's who the game was made for.

It'd be annoying if you had to sit through long dialogue about stuff you already knew about. 

I was saying that the games aren't even an accurate account of the books. That's what I was saying.

Although it is fiction and you can strech it.

And the books aren't an accurate account of history.

They all follow the historical events in line though.

You know what's going on... and it's fun to see the unique character traits they give each character.

I guess, but it's annoying how those traits change across games. DW Zhang He is quite different Kessen's Zhang He. The same people make it, but why the huge difference. (Hint: He is a complete flamer in DW, while he's a BA in Kessen)

Because the games aren't in continuity... each is a retelling.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms games for example are REALLY faithful to the book.

The Dynasty Warriors games took more liberties mostly overexaggerating things that were already there... with the occasional character out of left field... but is generally more faithful then you give credit.  (Like Zhang He.)

Then you've got Kessen which throws in all sorts of female characters and is like a wholey different beast... (not unlike a lot of anime based of it... hey at least it's more faithful then Ikkou Tousen or whatever it is.)

Oh and of course Dynasty Warriors Tactics which did a nice job pulling the line between Romance and DW... probably trying to draw Dynasty Warriors fans into the SRPG genre in order to get them to buy Romance games.

I do hope 12 is of the same vein as 8 and 10.  Preferably more 10 then 8.