Nice article. I'm not sure why but I always bristle whenever I hear about a company's "DNA". I understand the sentiment of the statement, but I can't help but feel the urge to throw a biology textbook at someone whenever I hear it. -_-
It looks like the blurred out background is actual city landscape, with the foreground that shows the figure sitting in a very intricate small scale city model. Also, love Working!! Where is season 3?! :D
"I think if you think people are shoving it in your face it is a symptom that you're caring too hard."
I can't say I'm surprised. Here you go Bashcraft. >:D
Out of proportion indeed...
Any idea what game this is, that is pictured in the shots above?
I can't remember what video it was that I saw where they had a person fighting a giant monster in a GW2 demo, but after watching the video I felt a bit underwhelmed as something just felt off about it. Some of it was terrible use of sound and the combat generally looked close to WoW where you can use objects to…
As nhat said, 30 minutes is really too short of a time to play to draw a conclusion. You have to get to at least level 20 before you start encountering the BAMs that put your ability to read an enemies movements to the test. They really hold your hand too much in the noob area (which lasts until about level 11).
If you didn't get to at least level 20 and fight your first BAM (Big Ass Monster, their term). Then or run your first instance, then you didn't play long enough. The game honestly starts you off pretty slow and really starts to pick up by about the 20th level. I wish they would add optional BAMs to the starting area…