Not combat, the game in general and the story and characters are much more interesting. You made statements like the platforming portions only require the player to press forward on the sticks, which is simply untrue.
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Not combat, the game in general and the story and characters are much more interesting. You made statements like the platforming portions only require the player to press forward on the sticks, which is simply untrue.
See... there you go strawmanning what he said. No one said Uncharted is perfect, but it's obvious to anyone who's played the game why everyone uniamously thinks it's one of the GOATs
This is the entire point. We were immersed in the on-screen events, regardless of how simple they were. Ryse doesn't do it as well, thus that's why one is seen as average, and the other great. That answers your question. Please, drop this now.
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Have you played Ryse?
I think it does just as good of a job with immersing you in the spectacle that the devs set up
People did say it was perfect, and no everyone doesn't unanimously think the game is one of the goats.
so you've played through Ryse
Doesn't matter how critically acclaimed the game is, once they made me walk through the desert for 20 minutes I lost interest.
I agree on the platforming point. Obviously the game isn't a platformer in the true sense, and so I can't expect UC2 to have great platforming sequences. There are few instances where you need to judge jumps but nothing overly challenging, nor are they plentiful in the game. UC2 is a dope game, and I'm kinda mad I never finished it before my brother sold his PS3 the first time I played it, but I don't agree with people that think it had great platforming sequences, and honestly, I think it's a waste of time trying to prove it does, especially since the game does other things much, much better.
That dedicationHis refusal to quit after his points were repeatedly destroyed in that Nintendo thread was both disturbing and admirable.
His refusal to quit after his points were repeatedly destroyed in that Nintendo thread was both disturbing and admirable.
I think my points in the Nintendo thread were proven by reality.
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/supe...unappreciation-or-appreciation-thread.169045/
No, but I've seen it played and understand what it's all about.
I've never seen a lynching, but I know it's a horrible thing to witness.
How can you judge a story/characters if you have not experinced the whole thing? That's like watching a preview of a movie and then claiming some other movie is way better
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I've played Ryse man, it's fun for the first 30 minutes but then it's like....OK, that's it? It's a great looking game though but this is next gen so we cant give it too many score points for that. The reviews for both this and Killzone SF were more than fair IMO.