Ryse: Son of Rome - Son of Combat Tutorial
Further proof that Crytek has something against the letter 'I'.
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Unskippable: Ryse: Son of Rome - Son of Combat Tutorial
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The decorations were crafted by Augustus Wayne.
"Daaad, are we going to have to fight to the death again?"
Is that why he was wearing armour at his parents' house?
"Daaad, are we going to have to fight to the death again?"
Is that why he was wearing armour at his parents' house?
Yes let's go though a combat tutorial after we already fought a whole bunch of guys defending the emperor earlier before getting to the flashback part.
Being authentic pays a lot more...scw55 said:
Also, why didn't the Emperor just go into the Panic room right when he needed to? Why did he wait for someone who most likely has a grudge against him over some family issues?
BrotherRool said:
Nope. He's bull charged off a ledge and impaled on the sword of his own statue. (The one that cries blood) It's totally awesome.
Zero Serenity said:
I was worried it might be a bit anti-climatic to kill some old fat guy as the 'final boss'. It sounds like they found a way to make it cool =D
I love how that works in fantasy games. You've got all these people who aren't followers of the Gods, despite the Gods walking around and actively blowing people up/blessing them w/e =D. It takes a dedicated atheist to stay true to his beliefs whilst wandering round the halls of a Godhermes200 said:
What? Your statues of yourself DON'T cry blood? That is just a standard feature of stone. I know all of mine do it.hermes200 said:
And what, light all those fires by himself? He's the emperor, dammit, he needs some lackeys. After all, where is a guy like him going to find slaves in ancient Rome?The Gentleman said:
Man, so many inconsistencies in this game. A combat tutorial, AFTER fighting through the first level?! If they're lighting fires in a sealed-off chamber, they'd better have some good ventilation. It seems that Crytek are better on the technical side of game design than, you know, story.
And Crytek's inability to tell a cohesive and/or interesting story continues!, but oh boy, does it look good... LOOK AT IT!.
I will build a time machine and take footage of this game back to ancient Rome, and watch as they laugh at it.
* Hits own thumb with hammer* "OW! random-fluctuations-in-the-space-time-continuum damn it!"BrotherRool said:I love how that works in fantasy games. You've got all these people who aren't followers of the Gods, despite the Gods walking around and actively blowing people up/blessing them w/e =D. It takes a dedicated atheist to stay true to his beliefs whilst wandering round the halls of a God
Just doesn't have the same ring to it really....
Forget the torch, why the hell didn't they close that secret passage after themselves to throw off pursuers?
Wait, so you're fated to a particular path but choose your path? Welp, someone on the writing team didn't know what those words mean...
Wait, so you're fated to a particular path but choose your path? Welp, someone on the writing team didn't know what those words mean...
leviadragon99 said:
I know...BrotherRool said:I love how that works in fantasy games. You've got all these people who aren't followers of the Gods, despite the Gods walking around and actively blowing people up/blessing them w/e =D. It takes a dedicated atheist to stay true to his beliefs whilst wandering round the halls of a Godhermes200 said:
Its almost like the animator thought it was cool to show a miracle happening right on the screen, and the writer thought it was cool to make the protagonist the very first atheist. Some people thought this game was Rome, while others thought it was God of War... But that would imply a pretty poor job from the game director, and that would be crazy
