If you want me to show you my funny side, I can show things that does make me laugh if you please?Xsjadoblayde said:An announcement of an announcement?
Placing bets for Arkham texture analysis VR 2...
You sound like a barrel of laughs. Ironically this is the sort of thing I hear younger males say more than most people.Samtemdo8 said:No that be lame, I am sorry but these lego movies are for kids and I have grown out of this shit for seeing how truly stupid it is.
And they are gonna focus on other Lego-fyed movies like they are gonna make Lego Harry Potter or Lego Lord of the Rings movie.
or we need another medieval RPG? animu girly JRPG? by this logic everything is staleEzekiel said:Yeah, what we clearly need is more arena first-person shooters stuck in 1997.B-Cell said:THats what we need. another Batman game. the series got stale before arkham knights was released. let it go.
most of third person action are incredibly generic. they are either like assassins creed or uncharted/tomb raider. aka waste of timeEzekiel said:What we need is more (good) action-adventure games. First-person shooters are stale as fuck and action RPGs have too much crummy, tedious baggage. FPS is like the easiest genre in the world to make. Stick a gun on the camera, put in some whack-a-moles and you're done. Anyone can recognize an FPS as an FPS the second they look at it, but action-adventure is harder to define, because it allows for more creativity.B-Cell said:or we need another medieval RPG? animu girly JRPG? by this logic everything is staleEzekiel said:Yeah, what we clearly need is more arena first-person shooters stuck in 1997.B-Cell said:THats what we need. another Batman game. the series got stale before arkham knights was released. let it go.
we dont only need old school shooters but we need variety of shooters and thats what we are getting. we got Doom which was masterpiece. now we are getting PREY and System shock. both are FPS/RPG hybrids that this industry need. because theres not enough FPS/RPG hybrids.
Mass effect is terrible gears of war clone i agree but System shock 2 is one of the greatest game ever made. come on my friend. and remake of SS1 looks absolutely fantastic and SS3 is also coming with warren spector as lead developer.Ezekiel said:Human Revolution and Mass Effect have rather weak gameplay and I didn't enjoy System Shock 2. If those are good examples of RPG hybrid shooters, I'm unimpressed.B-Cell said:most of third person action are incredibly generic. they are either like assassins creed or uncharted/tomb raider. aka waste of timeEzekiel said:What we need is more (good) action-adventure games. First-person shooters are stale as fuck and action RPGs have too much crummy, tedious baggage. FPS is like the easiest genre in the world to make. Stick a gun on the camera, put in some whack-a-moles and you're done. Anyone can recognize an FPS as an FPS the second they look at it, but action-adventure is harder to define, because it allows for more creativity.B-Cell said:or we need another medieval RPG? animu girly JRPG? by this logic everything is staleEzekiel said:Yeah, what we clearly need is more arena first-person shooters stuck in 1997.B-Cell said:THats what we need. another Batman game. the series got stale before arkham knights was released. let it go.
we dont only need old school shooters but we need variety of shooters and thats what we are getting. we got Doom which was masterpiece. now we are getting PREY and System shock. both are FPS/RPG hybrids that this industry need. because theres not enough FPS/RPG hybrids.
and since when are FPS/RPG hybrid stale? when was last time we have seen?
even if theres many FPS. genre still produce some of the best games to date. even thought there lot of terrible FPS games.
I'm having deja vu. We had this exact conversation maybe a year ago. I still haven't played a first-person shooter richer than the 3D Zeldas or Metal Gear Solid 3. I'd take classic God of War over most first-person shooter campaigns. Shadow of the Colossus had a far more lasting impact on me than most shooters. Tomb Raider: Anniversary was fun. The Arkham games have provided me hundreds of hours of play. The great Cave Story kind of applies too. GTA has its moments and the Uncharted games are good pulp adventures. Notice how different all these games are. Action-adventure wins. If you think action-adventure is Assassin's Creed and its clones, you clearly don't know the genre well.
Also...
I don't feel like the character in either first or third-person, but third-person at least gives me a visual of their body in relationship to the environment, whereas first-person gives me nothing. The point I'm trying to make is that seeing your character, their surroundings and how they interact with them is a better substitute for eyes and an actual body than first-person view, which gives you no sense of your character. So in that sense, third-person is more realistic. Some first-person games feature legs, but what's the point if you have to look down? In real life, you can feel your legs and the formation of the ground.
The disembodied character holds whatever they are holding like a robot, always up high in the center of their vision. I find a bit odd that people say first-person is more realistic when you're basically a tripod on wheels, with a gun attached. Its narrow field of view offers no peripheral vision. Increasing the field of view in a first-person game too much makes everything look too distant and weird. It even cuts off the limbs in some games. It's like you're looking at the world with flat eyes inside a little rectangular frame, mounted to a tripod with tank treads for legs.
You can't look to the side without stopping a run (because almost no first-person games let you run sideways, even though it could make sense if done right) or facing away from an enemy, since the disembodied camera turns in conjunction with the legs and the character cannot move their eyes. You can't look at your surroundings at all while running, even though your character has a neck and eyes. It's not done because of realism. If that were the case, they could simply reduce accuracy like they always do and have the character hold the gun with one hand if the position of their feet makes it impossible with two (if they were running straight and aiming to the right for example). Most modern shooters don't let you shoot while running anyway, so why can't you always run sideways with the gun lowered?
I bring this all up because of Resident Evil VII. First-person isn't necessarily more immersive or better for horror games. You can use the character model in a third-person game for horror elements. Sweat, shivering, a submissive posture, a pale face, wide eyes, slanted eyebrows, the head reacting to noise, heaving of the upper body. These are all examples of body language that needn't disrupt the gameplay. The old Resident Evil games had small touches like this. Body language is where a lot of the horror comes from in horror movies.
Let's be honest. The creators dropped the third-person view that has been a staple of Resident Evil because of P.T. and all the indie horror games that are so popular right now. The funny thing about P.T. is that Kojima planned to make the actual game, Silent Hills, third-person. The first-person view in RE7 is either there because of this current fad or because Sony made a deal for exclusive VR. I would be surprised if a Japanese developer did it for entirely creative reasons. Japanese games have almost always been third-person.
There are many first-person games where the perspective is ideal, such as Portal and Amnesia. But I don't think first-person view is better. It's just different.
See I would really enjoy a game based off the Animated Series, with that animation style. Like you're playing an episode of the show. Noir, shadows, art-decor, the original voice actors, and everything isn' grim-dark all-women-get-shot-and-all-men-are-stabbed-and-set-on-fire.BabyfartsMcgeezaks said:Yeah, everyone knows that Bruce Wayne was Batman and now he's presumed dead. So how would that work?Silentpony said:How can there be another? Doesn't Batman die?
That's interesting, because I think that the Arkham guys could do an interesting Justice League twist on the formula or something. That way they can still have Batman, but also many other DC heroes and properties as well.McMarbles said:How about something... NOT Batman?
Can we do that?
How about a Green Arrow game, implementing sniper gameplay as well as melee combat?
How about GOW-esque Wonder Woman game? I mean, she's got like, a movie coming out, and it's not like we're exactly choked with games starring female protagonists.
How about giving Constantine his own survival horror game?
How about LITERALLY ANYTHING THAT ISN'T ANOTHER FUCKING BATMAN GAME?
You're literally filled with rage that people have the gall to enjoy something light-hearted. And THEY'RE the manchildren.Samtemdo8 said:Fuck the Lego Batman Movie and its man-childish appealing tripe, Its things that people like Moviebob will fawn over, it pisses me off, its like Shrek to me, and I now hate Shrek.Zhukov said:I know, but that was from before the awesome new Lego Batman movie that's coming out.Samtemdo8 said:There has been a lego batman game for awhile now:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego_Batman:_The_Videogame
They're going to want a ton of tie-ins for that, especially once it starts out-selling regular non-Lego Batman.
As a fan of the TV shows, a Flash and/or Arrow game would be fantastic (assuming same quality level as Arkham Asylum/City).Samtemdo8 said:ENOUGH WITH BATMAN ALREADY AND MAKE A SUPERMAN GAME OR A GREEN LANTERN GAME OR A FLASH GAME!!!
Treating Superheroes as kid stuff is just wrong in my eyes. Its a regression back into the censored and kiddy Silver Age of the Comics Code Authority. We grew out of that and now we are going back into that.McMarbles said:You're literally filled with rage that people have the gall to enjoy something light-hearted. And THEY'RE the manchildren.Samtemdo8 said:Fuck the Lego Batman Movie and its man-childish appealing tripe, Its things that people like Moviebob will fawn over, it pisses me off, its like Shrek to me, and I now hate Shrek.Zhukov said:I know, but that was from before the awesome new Lego Batman movie that's coming out.Samtemdo8 said:There has been a lego batman game for awhile now:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lego_Batman:_The_Videogame
They're going to want a ton of tie-ins for that, especially once it starts out-selling regular non-Lego Batman.
Yeah but the 90s edgy grimdark Batman fathers Barbara's child or someone gets raped or everyone is brooding and sad and then everyone dies and its all miserable is so lame. So stupid. So weak!Samtemdo8 said:SNIP
I enjoy Vertigo Comics. The pinnicle of Angst and Grimdark apperently. And Vertigo Comics is awesome, V for Vendetta, The Preacher, Hellblazer, and Sandman.Silentpony said:Yeah but the 90s edgy grimdark Batman fathers Barbara's child or someone gets raped or everyone is brooding and sad and then everyone dies and its all miserable is so lame. So stupid. So weak!Samtemdo8 said:SNIP
There's enough drama and angst in fighting costumed supervillians without shoving in Days of our Lives scripts to make the in-between fight parts 'real' and 'dark'.
Silver Age may have been goofy, but everything post Watchmen and Killing Joke have been nothing but angst, angsty people being angsty and angsty grimdark.
Well sure, but don't...don't you ever get tired of it? Maybe this comes off as hypocritical from such a 40k dork as myself, but grimdark? Again?Samtemdo8 said:I enjoy Vertigo Comics. The pinnicle of Angst and Grimdark apperently. And Vertigo Comics is awesome, V for Vendetta, The Preacher, Hellblazer, and Sandman.Silentpony said:Yeah but the 90s edgy grimdark Batman fathers Barbara's child or someone gets raped or everyone is brooding and sad and then everyone dies and its all miserable is so lame. So stupid. So weak!Samtemdo8 said:SNIP
There's enough drama and angst in fighting costumed supervillians without shoving in Days of our Lives scripts to make the in-between fight parts 'real' and 'dark'.
Silver Age may have been goofy, but everything post Watchmen and Killing Joke have been nothing but angst, angsty people being angsty and angsty grimdark.
Hmm well I enjoy Glam Metal as Radio Music, but I love Thrash Metal more, and Epic and Beautiful Orchestral Scores.Silentpony said:Well sure, but don't...don't you ever get tired of it? Maybe this comes off as hypocritical from such a 40k dork as myself, but grimdark? Again?Samtemdo8 said:I enjoy Vertigo Comics. The pinnicle of Angst and Grimdark apperently. And Vertigo Comics is awesome, V for Vendetta, The Preacher, Hellblazer, and Sandman.Silentpony said:Yeah but the 90s edgy grimdark Batman fathers Barbara's child or someone gets raped or everyone is brooding and sad and then everyone dies and its all miserable is so lame. So stupid. So weak!Samtemdo8 said:SNIP
There's enough drama and angst in fighting costumed supervillians without shoving in Days of our Lives scripts to make the in-between fight parts 'real' and 'dark'.
Silver Age may have been goofy, but everything post Watchmen and Killing Joke have been nothing but angst, angsty people being angsty and angsty grimdark.
Like I understand the place it has, and certainly some characters are created for Grimdark. Its hard to imagine V going around on a Guy Fawkes themed motorcycle punching Mimes and midgets in the face while making snappy flirts with a woman dressed like a tree.
But surely there's enough comic interpretations to go around? Like we have enough angsty Batman games. We could do with either an Adam West one, or early Batman animated series, which while broody, did have a sense of camp and fun and at least compared to the Animated series comic is fucking cheerful.
I dunno. I think a silver/golden age Batman game wouldn't be the flop people think it'd be.