@Relientk77 - I have to imagine you have never played the game and simply are listening to others that have not played the game too? Every enemy shown in the E3 2017 demo was able to be fought in game.

The point of contention was the dynamic enemy interaction in the game. Being that the creatures did not behave in scripted fashion as they did in the demo. And the giant strider vehicles are seen only as immobile platforms in game and you don't see any moving or being attacked as was seen in the video.

Another area of contention was the idea that players could simply drop into your game which is not possible in the game as you only have the option to party up prior to entering a mission.

You also can't pick up weapons in game as suggested in early video. You earn items at end of mission.

And for sure the mortar and ranger gear item is not as formidable as pictured in the video. Especially not against an enemy colossus that is going to shrug most of a single blast like that off and still have a good bulk of its health remaining. Looked good in video but weapons don't pack nearly that punch for the most part.

They also make it appear like flying has no restrictions in the video while in actuality flying is now metered and very limiting in nature forcing a very structured use of it in mission.

Right!?

Too me a lie is a intent to deceive. Soooooo. it's more then damn near lying. A mistake I am willing to excuse.

Such as?

Such as walking giant machines in the background

Walking machines, the giant creatures in the wild? What about how they showed you could pick up an item and equip it on the go??? Where was that in the final product???? I had to fo through three loading screens to put an item on and use it.

The game looks amazing. Some of the vistas are absolutely beautiful. The changes in the market place make sense for the most part, wouldn't want to wade through a ton NPC's everytime you walk through it, and your will walk through the market quite a bit. the character animation are pretty darn good also especially during cut scenes. All games change during development, mostly for design purposes but also for optimization. It's a pretty good game if you don't spend all your time trying to find fault with it, aside from people having technical issues with the game. I'm playing on PC and the game runs pretty well for me, but I can't speak for others that are having issues.