Curious to know what exactly about the story is "bad"?? Is it the actual "story" or just the way it's presented and the overall structure of the game itself?
Venom Snake
shyt really cheapened the whole story in my opinion
The tapes could've stayed but I think some tapes should've been straight up cutscenes because some of them were really long and just felt out of place. Like everything important is just being recorded immediately for you to listen?? It wasn't really a big deal to me though. My biggest gripe was the lack of varied locales. I think I would've preferred a third setting.
No, Quiet moves to a location that you tell her to go to. She has cloaking so she's invisible anyway. But once she fires an un-silenced shot, the AI reacts to her. And if there are a lot of people in that outpost, and if there are snipers/mortars she can get hurt and have to be evacuated from the area. It's nothing like Ellie and TLOU.
Nah, while she's changing locations she runs RIGHT past enemies all the time and the loud sound she makes doesn't alert enemies even though it's obvious. she's not invisible the whole time while moving.
Fallout 3, skyrim, oblivion, Witcher, gta, and red dead are in my top 10 with Mario games, amplitude, relentless and some others I'd have to think about. Open-world games take up like half on my favorite games ever. I absolutely love exploration and the sense of wonder these games bring me. Bethesda does it best in my opinion. I don't care about the shytty combat, the exploration is so fukking fun and exciting. I love that shyt.
It is in a sense. But everything u do has some kind of a purpose and it doesn't let u stray too far off the main goal for too long.
Still has repetitive shyt in it too though. Collect all the queen octopuses' babies
I can respect that list. But most of the people in here complaining I can guarantee don't have a list that looks like urs. MGS1 made me realize how important a focused story. Great gameplay and overall presentation can be to a game. I have to be interested in what's going on around me. Especially as a grown man with responsibilities. That exploring shyt gets tedious quick as fukk to me now.
I like story focused games too. To the moon is probably in my top 10 because the story was so good. You can have both, like fallout new vegas though
I didn't say it didn't. But I think people's problem with linear gameplay these days is its like a rail. U just keep going till the ride ends. Where back in the day. U explored within the linear world. U had to backtrack. Like in Resident Evil for instance. U wouldn't be able to get thru certain doors until later. And u had to backtrack to achieve certain things. But give me a well done linear game>>>>open world any day of the week.Still has repetitive shyt in it too though. Collect all the queen octopuses' babies
Even Mario has repetive shyt in it. Collect 8 red coins, blah blah blah. Repetitiveness is present in a lot of games, not just open-world ones.
Oh of course. I love Fallout. Im prolly one of the few people on this site who knows about the STALKER games.
i played that way after everyone else, and all i cared about was the story. fukk i look like playing cards
