Overgeneralizing can make any game seem boring. Halo is just guys in green shoots shooting each other and same looking maps.Hawk of Battle said:Operations mode just plays like extended Search and Destroy, the beta map wasn't any bigger than the previous games, most of the weapons ARE the same and the new ones like the silenced smgs were crap, the mech suit wasn't in there so I can't comment and neither was the jetpack, although that seems more like a gimmicky double jump than anything and will barely be used and most of the abilities are the same, just changed slightly. The only thing that's drastically changed is the spawn system, which isn't exactly a major selling point for a game.IamSofaKingRaw said:Yeah like the new Operations mode, the bigger maps than before, the more weapons than the last game, the better spawn system, the mech suit and the jetpack and the new abilities for each class that weren't there in KZ2 are nothing newHawk of Battle said:Killzones multiplayer modes are fresh? Those same modes that I played 1000 times already in the last game and which haven't changed a bit? Ok then...IamSofaKingRaw said:Tell me, do you plan on doing over the top kills on every enemy? No you, won't by the end of the game you'll find yourself doing the same pull enemy towards me then kick him combo. Other games like KZ3 have online multiplayer that has various game modes to keep it geeling fresh.Hawk of Battle said:Definately getting Bulletstorm, not sure on KZ3. The beta had some issues and I got annoyed with it.
Also curious; why do I keep hearing this whole "Bulletstorm's killshot "gimmick" is going to get old after a while" thing? It makes no sense. In every other fps you just repeatedly aim down the sights and shoot people in the same old way with the same old guns every single time and nobody ever gets bored with that, but in BS there are more ways to kill people than in any other fps and somehow that's a "boring gimmick"?
Really?
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There's nothing really new or inovative about KZ3 and you're still just shooting people in the same old way as before, so I go back to my original question; how is BS "gimmicky?" Oh and to answer your question, actually yes I will still have fun grappling people towards me and then kick/shooting them away in BS after many hours, because that's still more fun than "aim down sights, pull trigger" that I've donw a millions times before in any other game.
Also KZ3 doesn't have a gun that shoots a pair of grenades attached to a chain at people.
KZ3 has much bigger maps than Frozen Dam (FD is actually one of the medium sized ones) and they added some abilities to the game. IDK where the medic ability to revive himself and deploy a mini sentry was in KZ2, or the Saboteurs ability to have unlimited sprint, or the Marksman ability to jam radars, etc.. KZ2 didn't have brutal melee and like you mentioned, EXOs or jetpacks. All the things I mentioned are not even present in anyway to another FPS (well only KZ2) but yet its nothing new. You certainly can't find any of the KZ3 elements all in one package from another game. But yeah KZ2 and 3 are basically the exact same thing...
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BS is based around the gimmick that for 10 hours you will enjoy a game without a hint of a compelling story that is about finding ways to execute enemies in extraordinarily fashion. Sounds fun right?
Well it won't be once you find that there is a limit to the number of executions you can do and that listening to the same "Fuck Yea!" oneliner everytime you kill something gets very annoying. The game will get to a point where you'll be faced with a lot of enemies at once (and especially on harder difficulties) it wouldn't be efficient to try and do an over the top kill on every single one of them. Thus, you'll begin doing the fast 'lift in the air and kick' combo to dispatch of enemies over and over and the initial thrill of being able to pull off those moves will leave. If this game had some sort of MP it could add some sort of life to the game (which I almost guarantee will get boring after a few hours) but no it doesn't. Epic expects buyers to be able to entertain themselves playing the same levels over and over vs bots. the only redeeming thing I can think of about this game is the fact that it has coop. This may lead me to someday buy this when it costs $20.