Regarding the always online stuff: typical Activision–Blizzard stuff. They just love to do that — and will attach the flimsiest, most embarassing reasons onto those decisions. But its clear why: they want you to play the games a lot and spend more money on them.
i'm a bit too skeptical with it being a new studio making their first game to be too excited for it before I see how it turns out, the level of blending turn based and action commands it has feels a bit unique too to the point where i'm honestly not sure how i'll feel about that in practice
That's the neat thing, you don't.
I sort of want to get this too but I don't feel like playing WoW right at this very moment. I wish their system let you buy the pack but the 60 day timer only starts when you first log in to the game, even if that happens a couple of months later.
The blending of real-time and turn-based is music to my ears, and judging from the trailer it looks similar to Mario RPGs where you press the button at the right timing to raise attack as well as defense. Shouldn't be too hard to pull off.
I imagine there’s a lot of Call of Duty players that really only play CoD (or maybe one or two other games).
Yea but that is still like a 1/4 of my monthly data cap. You are then held hostage by this junk on your ssd because you shall never have to redownload a monster like that again. There is no chance I ever do that. They really did make COD a year long commitment lol.
looks like a mistake; all the other games are still Xbox Game Studios
Xbox Game Studios is now Xbox Live Studios i guess?
I'll keep my expectation very low and look at it as "new fantasy IP" and not "Dragon Age".
I still can't get over what a great idea this is. Can't wait to play it.
There is also a Next Fest demo
Yeah I mean that makes the most sense anyways, It's literally been a decade between games
Yeah, i have no idea how that trailer was approved by anyone at bioware lol it looked like some hero shooter.
They did show "2026"
and people cheered, for some reason
given the massive delays and changes in dev teams (fun reminder: the original version was announced in September 2020 for a January 2021 release date), I would be surprised if it's still a 1:1 recreation of the original game rather than a ground-up remake. We'll see, though.
It's because Steam has a Monopoly.
Meanwhile Beyond Good And Evil 2...
probably a decent chance we see those at some point this month in the Direct
Because if you buy it on Epic it gets tied to your Ubisoft account. Which is a requirement anyways, it launches itself if you play it on epic or steam, however if you buy shit off epic for ubisoft since it's tied there you can just use the ubisoft launcher
They should make the TF2 Monopoly board a bonus on Steam.
That's the original MGS3 release date and that's a sunday this year; a gamestop employee definitely googled MGS3 release date and got that result
That looks pretty much like what I was expecting. Given earlier leaks, it will have an action focused combat system, probably closer to something from Witcher 3, would be my guess. And it seems the story focus on Solas is there, plus some connections to the ending of Inquisition DLC.
Watching the COD direct from yesterday..
And the devs are getting a little too excited about the new omni movement features. Having full 360 prone movement for the first time in a COD game lol.
Hey guys... MGS4 and Metal Gear Online did this like 16 years ago. You could throw grenades off your back and over your head at other players.
Even MGSV and its multiplayer modes which are 9 years old now let you run around full speed and dive to the ground while rolling around n everything with the hyper realistic movements.
A little late to the party here Treyarch.
Why the fuck Obsidian didn't show anything listed here in the main trailer? Just one second of third-person gameplay and people who are not into 1st-person game would have gotten excited.
