Nah.. You couldn't. Those fights were meaningful and had purpose. What can you really say??"The gameplay sucked.."I could nicpick those fights as well
nah those janky CQC centered fights were not the business. The fight with the white momba was similarly shytty to those.
I mean it's just like Ryse amiright?people like it. doesn't change what it is
nah those janky CQC centered fights were not the business. The fight with the white momba was similarly shytty to those.
They were hot though. Fighting the boss wasn't nobody thinking of jankyness. It's only seemingly janky now because you played something that plays better a decade later. It's like if you go back to playing GTA Vice City, it'll feel garbage today when back then it was fire.
yes they were very similar in pacing. which is why I said fans of one should be fans of the other
no CQC was always janky and frustrating. Those boss fights weren't great then, and they aren't great now.
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That's what the helicopter is for. and that's why you destroy the anti air radars. once you start destroying them, and capturing outposts, then you can land pretty close to all the objectives. Theres also a fast travel system that you would have to figure out how to use.
You can't even call those boss fights in MGSV legit. The Skulls can be avoided pretty much the whole time. I've seen it. They're not really bosses.
in MGSV boss fights besides the last Metal Gear boss.
That didn't solve anything for me. I destroyed pretty much every anti-air radar but there was still points DURING MISSIONS where I had to go somewhere far away and I had to literally travel a LONG ass distance to get to them. Several of them comes to mind like the mission near the end where you gotta assassinate some key soldiers. They're all over the place.
All of that is what makes the design baffling. Other games handle fast travel well. MGS fast travel is just odd. There's too much time spent trying to move around no matter what. I did all that already and it still was a pain at times and if I'm in a mission I CAN'T fast travel in the middle of nowhere. What good is it if the nearest outpost is over 1000M from my location and then I might not even have a fast travel active for where I want to go? Man, I like MGSV but just because I like it doesn't mean I'm gonna sit here and pretend it's all good. And before you say "Well you seem to think UC is perfect or Persona." save it. I have lots of issues with those games despite me loving them.
no you have to fight them at the airport, and stealth is half the gameplay. Why shouldn't there be a boss you can beat with stealth?
both man on fire battles were kinda shytty. but they made his power so great, that any type of real fight with him would have conflicted with the story. He took a rocket launcher to the chest within the first half hour of the game. Really wasn't nothing snake could do to him.
I think OG MGS had the best battles out of all of them:many:There was barely anything that made me go
MGS3 boss fights were amazing because of the presentation, timing and impact. After fighting some damn tanks in MGSV how was that impactful?? You just basically entered horde mode.
again. travel issues can be alleviated through what you do in the gameplay. you claimed the majority of the time spent in the game was traveling. That's just not true unless you didn't use the tools presented to you.
That's it really. The other mission where you gotta extract that truck? You can just take it without really fighting them.
They could've came up with a way. I mean MGS isn't really "realistic" in the sense that they could've found a way to handle that.
I think in overall quanity and quality MGS3 has better boss fights. Don't get me wrong MGSV's gameplay is better than MGS3.
It was spent traveling. Breh, if I'm in the middle of some outpost that doesn't have a fast travel location, I can't fast travel to somewhere else. Going back to ACC and reloading to a new spot was time consuming. Then again there are outposts where the fast travel thing is there but because of what's going around you, you end up missing it. Like the area where you first go to meet Emmerich. I missed that one because I was busy fending off Walkers and a enemy gunship. Next time I had to go back there I had to literally travel all the way out there. You end up getting more fast travel as you play but by the time you get them you're pretty much done with the game. That was my main gripe. The game gave me tools too late. Idk man, I just don't really like that loadout shyt. I rather just have mad weapons equipped.. Speaking of weapons.. what happened to that?? MGS1-4 you could have multiple weapons on you. In MGSV you're limited.
