I've never been keen on these either but I've played it since open beta went live and it's great. I play it every day now.
Don't think so. TBH it's better in first person as third person view makes things much easier and takes away from the feeling of actually hiding behind cover.
A stealth game in first person has a different feel to third person ones since you have to actively peek around corners and listen for footsteps. This makes you acutely more aware of your surroundings and IMO does a better job of sucking you into the stealth gameplay.
The fewer the better.
Stealth games are vastly improved in first person as you don't get to see around corners. You have to actively peek and listen to your surrounding to know whether it's safe.
Thanks isa_scout for clearing that up.
I did find it odd that it would only be a four hour game.
Same here.
I'll be taking my time with this regardless. Having first person view in a stealth game takes the sneaking to a whole other level since you actually have to peek around corners and listen for telltale sounds of guards.
It's been a while since I couldn't wait to get my hands on a game. Not even GTA V got me this anxious as I've had a massive itch for a good stealth game. Playing stealthy in Skyrim and Splinter Cell just weren't ...
I think there are rubber grips you can purchase which fit onto the existing sticks. I've seen some on Amazon UK and people seem quite happy with them.
How easy is it to replace the sticks on a controller? Never felt comfortable opening one up in case I break something.
I can understand why some would prefer stealth games to be third person but first person has always played to it's advantage.
Third person allows you to see around corners giving you an edge and taking away from the sneaking experience.
Playing Thief games gives you a different sense of immersion since it's first person. Having to actually peek around corners and listen to your surroundings gives it a level of immersion you don't get from game lik...
I agree. The brighter look of the original was great. Not too keen on the darker look either.
TBH I think I prefer the bright and cheerful look of the original. Would have been nicer to have the graphics upgrade without making it look more like the dark ages.
Maybe time limit had something to do with it.
Having one team work on two ports at the same time may not be such a good idea if time is short in which case two separate teams would make sense.
Isn't MGS stealth action? This is meant to be much heavier on stealth to the point where full on combat is never a good idea. Other games like AC and MGS let you get away with being seen quite easily so I can see where he's coming from.
Except this isn't stealth action like Splinter Cell Blacklist. It's meant to be heavy on the stealth so if you're expecting plenty of action as well you might be in for a surprise. That's if they've made it the way they should have.
More than this, I'd like to be able to buy and choose weapons between missions.
I nice addition would be to possibly buy information about the local area and people thought that might make it a bit too easy.
I was thinking about this last week. Ubisoft's Tom Clancy games are slowly becoming the same.
Steam is a place to buy digital games. I personally don't want it to be the only digital distribution service as that would cut competition. Nobody here would want Gamestop to be the only place they could buy retail games would they?
I just don't like having my games tied to one service. If I buy a game I should be able to activate it and play on whichever service I prefer. Thankfully UPlay lets you register it's games on Steam. The more competition the better eve...
TBH the additional content should be a part of the game to unlock like it has been in the past. It'd be pretty crap if you couldn't unlock extra outfits in Assassin's Creed without UPlay.
I haven't played the latest one so don't know if that's even the case with it.
Would be nice if people mentioned what platform they're playing on. I'm wanting to buy this on PS4 but not sure if I should with all the issues.
KZ2 was definitely awesome. The slower movements and the fact it took longer to kill someone meant you couldn't just run and gun like an idiot.
The way it was designed was great and it was well balanced too. People that complained were the ones that couldn't adapt as many were simply too used to faster titchy trigger happy gaming.
It does take a while to stock up on gold you earn but you can do pretty well with the standard cards you get.
I recommend you take a look at this site http://www.hearthhead.com/d... and try the basic deck builds. They're pretty good and have helped me win against people showing off their legendary cards.