The beta had only like 4 or 5 zones you could explore. Of course it probably seemed repetitive due to most social mmo type games, the first 5-10 levels of content are there for noobs thus not too complex.
I am confident as u level the game will become more challenging and diverse.
I would say absolutely not...if The Sims 4 is your first step into a Sims game, it definitely deserves a 7 or 8 out of 10. The game is still enjoyable and has depth, but definitely not close to what was in Sims 3, hell, even Sims 2 to some manner.
Well in defense of both, both titles did what a lot of games do not do very well when making a sequel, which is streamline a lot of the cumbersome stuff that was in the past, I'll give them that on both games. But, lack of features that were in previous versions (SimCity and The Sims) is a complete slap to the face of fans of the games.
Taking away of larger city plots and custom maps in SimCity, and no more "open world" type gameplay in The Sims, are probably ...
Yea, I was like...turn based? In a RollerCoaster Tycoon game? haha
Watched a stream for about 4 hours last night from intro to the game. It looks promising, the handling is arcadey which is whatever, I figured that would be the case in a game like this, and the graphics look good, nothing ground breaking by any means, though the game is massive and they seem to have done a great job in making the environments unique and not repetitive.
I will probably still pick this up just because of all of the customization you can do to your vehicle and ...
I could probably almost guarantee if this was never a story, nobody would have even noticed those minuscule drops in framerate. Same as if someone put a PS4 version and Xbox One version side by side and said "Both are running at locked 60fps and at native 1080p" and 99.9% of people that watched them would have no idea if in reality, the Xbox One version was running at 900p upscaled with minor dips in framerate.
Pretty petty if you ask me that peeps are making a dea...
I remember seeing it early on in the year and was excited, stoked it's out now, will wait for PS4 version, though, it is tempting to download on my Xbox One today...
Good to see it getting decent reviews too, I was concerned when I seen the announce trailer thinking "That looks too awesome, it's gonna flop and not work like they are saying" so I am happy to see reviews coming in with mostly good things to say about it!
I remember the days of just tapping the RB and LB over and over again switching blades when I was just sitting there bored hearing the "swoosh, swoosh, swoosh" sounds...
This shit was creepy, I don't care who you are, if they make Silent hill this intense...there will be MANY MANY happy gamers out there!
I wasn't thinking correctly and this headline made me sad when I seen "Massive on single-player only" as if, the game is only "massive" when you play single-player and if you played co-op the game was scaled down or something lmao...then of course my brain kicked in :p
Where do you see that it is region specific? Under the specs it has Region - N/A So in theory it should work just fine on any account.
Wow this looks pretty terrible to be quite honest...I know its "beta" but man, looks nothing like the gameplay the were showing early on, though, this video quality is horrid as well. But the pop-in alone is pretty bad, the stop lights, the street signs, etc. I was stoked to play this but I agree with afterMoth, looks very sterile for the environments and whatnot.
New System, new game engine built, and 1st gen SDK's are the culprit of them not reaching their 60FPS goal more than likely this early, as time goes on they tweak the engines (optimization) and whatnot they find more power in other ways to get more out of the system.
FINALLY a gameplay screenshot comparison, at least I think it is, looks like it, but this comparison really shows the difference. I wasn't too impressed with the other comparisons that have been done. This looks fantastic, I just may pick it up again for another playthrough now.
Yes no doubt, if this were developed for PS4/PC/XONE only we would probably get a little more visual fidelity out of it but, how much? With different engines/devs come different levels of technical expertise.
I do think Witcher 3's world looks amazing and it sets the bar high though for sure.
I think that graphically it looks VERY impressive! I am not sure why anyone would think otherwise?
I loved this game, don't think I will be playing through again on PS4 but in terms of MAJOR GRAPHICS OVERHAUL, I have to disagree, it really only looks like higher resolution (in this particular screenshot)which was a cutscene as well...I wish they would show some side by side actual gameplay.
The SLI post it note is the real giveaway here as well the clean up keyboard controls (though could have K&M support for PS4 I suppose) but the SLI definitely is a dead giveaway for PC support.
Well, I am having a good time in the game, but I do have a few friends on PSN that play and we have a clan started on bungie.net and hoping that will grow. Anyone that is having trouble finding players to play with check out bungie.net and apply to be in a clan.
I do agree that some of it is repetitive, but, what FPS do you know that isn't? You just shoot shit and maybe have some additional objectives scattered throughout. Game shines when you are playing in a fireteam n...