Dear Rockstar. What the hell?
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Oh yes, it's quite well balanced as you can't use it that often. And there are other perks that can be more interesting than the bullet time one. (Especially the one that lets people think you're on their team. Dead useful with a shotgun in close quarters, you can clear out a room before they know what hit them.)Senor Smoke21 said:
That said, anyone can use a slo-mo shootdodge, which can actually be just as fun for the person it's used against, trying to shoot someone out of the air who's in a slo-mo dive out the window. And knowing when and where to use it is an interesting tactical aspect. All told, I really like the way it's implemented.
Basically this, except I can accept the mans rage at getting a cookie. He can give it back and resolve his problem.RazadaMk2 said:
There is really no resolution to the OPs (very stupid) problem so has no reason to even kick up a fuss about it.
EDIT: also the OPs problems with Multiplayer are nowhere near as reasonable as your example man.
PS3 version is one disc and has all of the pre-rendered HD cinematics.
PS3: Better for you, Better for the Environment.
PS3: Better for you, Better for the Environment.
Newsflash: the industry has been headed in this direction for years, now. Something works? Tack multiplayer onto it. Hang around MMO communities and you'll find plenty of multiplayer-obsessed types who spit on single-player content because they're seriously missing their extra shot of nerd rage - I mean, competitive Human VS. Human gameplay.ResonanceSD said:
Multiplayer isn't just a thing, anymore. It's more or less a standard, for good or ill.
Now, now, let's be fair.RazadaMk2 said:
It's like he was given the coffee and the free cookie, knowing he got the cookie, left, drove home/to work/to a zoo/amusement park/Statue of Liberty/Big Ben, started drinking his coffee, then got outraged over the inclusion of the cookie, and proceeded to call up Starbucks so that he could rage at the barista.
EDIT: I mean, I don't really have anything OT to add to this... most of the time, multi-player isn't even developed by the same teams working on the single-player. Regardless of my opinion on the inclusion of multi-player into games that don't need it, it's a ridiculous thing to get so worked up about.
You know, I thought about that, but I decided to merely expand from your metaphor.RazadaMk2 said:
[sub][sub]Which made me laugh, by the way.[/sub][/sub]
Yeah, the multiplayer is pretty much tacked on and useless, don't see why anyone who enjoyed the first two would even bother playing it. I would say the multiplayer brought down the single player experience, but that's not usually the case for Rockstar. If you ever played the first two you pretty much know your in it for the gameplay; shooting up lots of baddies in bullet time and such. I will admit I think the still comic book narrations were bad ass, but after the first time you would pretty much skip them. Also to hell with anyone who spent $60 dollars on this and wasn't a reviewer. Even if the replayability of the single players gameplay is strong, you're best bet is to either rent this one or wait till it drops to like $20 dollars. In fact, if you don't have the first two, just go look for them in a bargain bin somewhere, you'll most likely get a lot more out of it for less money.
Hah, that actually sounds pretty sick. Gonna give it a go when I've got some time!GundamSentinel said:
Actually, it's more like he was given a coupon for a free cookie, because if he wants, he never actually has to go on the multiplayer or even look at it until he wants to, whereas the cookie would go bad.RazadaMk2 said:
It might be just you. I've always been a bit dubious about putting multi in franchises that haven't had it, but as long as the single player doesn't suffer, then there's nothing to complain about other than just a pointless multiplayer. MP3's single player took me well over 12 hrs., and I'm starting a second run though (something I don't do often). Plus there's the arcade mode with New York Minute and score attack, and you see there's a lot to do without having to touch multiplayer.ResonanceSD said:
That said, I'm having a fucking blast in MP3's multiplayer. Dual PT92s all day, everyday.
I thoroughly enjoyed Max Payne 3.It was a good ride all the way through. The only things I had an issue with was the last two missions. Fucking body-armored goons...
Also, 4 discs, you say?
lol, Blu-ray ftw.
Also, 4 discs, you say?
lol, Blu-ray ftw.
Prove that adding in multiplayer took away from any of the single player game, it's most likely that there was a different team working on the multiplayer part of the game, so they probably added more resources to the game rather than leeching from the single player resources.ResonanceSD said:
