Yeah, no, he's right. Pointing and clicking on someone's head is a lot faster and more accurate than using analogue sticks. It's why auto aim assists are so common in console versions of FPS games, and not their PC counterparts.
Yeah, no, he's right. Pointing and clicking on someone's head is a lot faster and more accurate than using analogue sticks. It's why auto aim assists are so common in console versions of FPS games, and not their PC counterparts.
This is kind of the point of dark souls anyway. All the people you meet have just given up and decide to sit around a bonfire until they go mad. Your character is supposed to do the same thing, but you, the player, are the voice inside his/her head saying, "Just one more level", and "c'mon, we can take that asshole".…
Holy crap. That conversation system is the most amazing thing I've ever seen.
Honestly, I think game design and story should both compliment each other, because you rarely get someone writing for video games that thinks of storytelling with interactivity...or has significant experience. Most writers wouldn't consider how gameplay would even factor in an all to the story, creating the same…
I, on the other hand, am more than eager to put up with this shit. So, game companies, if you're looking for a decent writer with a passion for the industry and a knack for coming up with scenarios that may or may not including fighting giant robot platypuses on the moon, just let me know. I'm cheap too!
It's not a "manufactured issue". Yesterday, anyone paying attention to the news saw a man holding a machete with blood covering his hands, having just beheaded a man. When I go to pick screenshots for a preview and see one, today, of the player swinging a machete into someone's head, it calls back a memory of that and…
That's one thing I like about japanese games and anime etc....they just throw in vast amounts of fanservice for the other side as well. That's my kind of equality. And I'm serious. This is entertainment, let people have their hot guys and gals to look at. While in the west, I guess, live action movies somewhat do that…
Some have pointed out that the dwarf character—a shirtless warrior with disproportionate muscles—is just as sexualized and over-exaggerated as the sorceress. That's true. He's also straight out of a straight male power fantasy, tailored for men just like the sorceress's skimpy clothing and ridiculously jiggly breasts.