I enjoyed it for the most part, but the fight scenes were not shot very well, which was pretty disappointing since it seemed like there was some neat stuff going on.
@Lord_Sloth
I don't think the choreography was the problem. More in the way it was shot.
@4Sh0w
"How is over $6,300 worth of games being added to a sub service in *1year meaningless?"
Meaningless because does the amount matter? Do you have Netflix? Amazon Prime? HBO Max? How many times have you worked out how much the value of what is added to each of those services in a year? Would you cancel GP if they only added $5000 worth of stuff in a year? Even if it was the same games? I doubt it. I'd imagine what actually matters...
Who cares? If I was playing a game I enjoyed and it was removed, I'd care.
What's the value of the games that were removed.
"Assassin's Creed is like the one constant thing you can rely on"
Eh? I'd put that right in there with the rest of the creative bankrupt stuff coming out of UbiSoft lately, with the added bonus of tons of bugs. Hell, as boring as Watch Dogs was, at least they tried something and it was mostly bug free.
No, but you need the game to function correctly to enjoy it. Started out mostly stable for me on the Series X until an update broke it. Now they just see-saw back and forth between long/endless loading and crashing all the time.
Maybe Forza is getting overlooked because Playground can't get out of their own way with their buggy mess.
Release a patch, Series X (maybe S and others) and people get stuck in very long load times or just endless. They put out a fix to address the issue and instead of long/endless loads, they're now crashing the game. New patch comes out, it's back to long/endless loading.
Then they've getting ripped apart for the Forza Playlist stuff and how ...
For the PS5? Disagree there. How many PS5 exclusives did we get this year? Maybe a good year for Sony. Even then I was pretty underwhelmed with the selection. Don't get me wrong, there's been good games, just kind of an odd year where most of the didn't appeal to me.
Now she can retire.
And time wasted due to bugs
Yeah. When they announced it, I think Phil was the one who said it's in early stages of development. Also we know it'll be UE5 game which isn't officially released until next year. I think it's safe to assume it's going to take more than a few months to get the game built and ready to release after UE5 is ready.
I don't think there's any way this will launch in 2022. Even if that was the target when they started development, pretty much everything gets delayed these days.
And why not Forza? FM7 came out in 2017. They've already invited people for beta testing.
I see it as mostly cutscene with a few moments of being able to control throw in. It's kind of like some on-rails sections of games with QTE, but instead of a button press, you've got a moment to aim and throw the spear before control is taken away again.
The whole thing was dark and it's hard to show great detail in dark scenes. It does look really good, but if they want to wow people, it should be in a scene with better lighting so the great detail can be seen.
I think when she aimed to throw the spear was controlled as well since it seemed like the screen was locked to her aim. It was pretty short through since they didn't spend much time aiming.
I don't remember anyone saying UE5 would only run in PS5. That'd be shot down immediately. I don't think anyone thought Epic was going to make UE5 exclusive. Whether or not Xbox could run Lumen in the Land of Nanite could be up for debate though, since no one knows what HD speeds would be needed, especially for the last part when she's flying.
@VenomUK
I played in on my PS5 a few months ago. It was mostly fine. There was one side quest that was bugged and I couldn't start it. There was quite a few little bugs, mostly visual stuff and bad LOD loading (most annoying, windmills off in the distance, you could see the blades but the base for it wouldn't load until you're closer). The game would crash if you played for hours without a restart. I just got into the habit of restarting it every 2-3 hours ...
Praey?
I'd be curious to see how things would have played out if they stuck with the whole "Brilliant game designer is dealing with mental health issues" as the big twist for the movie.