I specifically quoted Dreiko laying into "female streamers" as a concept. That's why I used "he" instead of "you"
Sure I can. The difference is mainly having a corporate branded anime mask. It's easier to not take offense when you're talking to a fictional character
That's just inaccurate. The tone and demeanor is the actual difference here, not the anime avatar. And again I was addressing the same group you addressed as being treated unfairly for not having the avatars, I was explaining what it is about those characters that we do enjoy.
Neat. Probably should've said that because I *was* speaking in general. Mostly because streamers get gender or racial hate based on nothing a fair bit of the time. See also, the rotating pogchamp emote causing people to attack streamers.
That is why I always prefer physical copies of games. I am a strong believer in that regard. You may not be able to get TMNT & Transformers Devastation digital anymore, but at least they bothered to make physical copies you can get secondhand. I still have the latter on PS4. Got the disc and case it came in. That's problem with digital only: once its gone, it's gone. Look at Scott Pilgrim. You can get copies now that Ubisoft bothered to bring it back, but there is still no physical version in sight.
Overwatch I would have been more interested in if the game had a single player to begin with. I know the sequel is fixing this, but that's not the point. Character designs such as these are begging to be in third person. You can still have characters with projectiles and ranged weaponry work, just mixing it in right with the melee combat. Tracer could have a Bayonetta style dodge due to her speed. Widowmaker would be balanced with weak melee, strong in and highly proficient with her guns. Etc, etc.
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Colorful in comparison to most other shooters of real is brown variety. I know I was exaggerating. I still found Killzone more interesting than COD or Halo. So that's just me. Visually, Halo does have more going on (Bulletstorm too, but not as much), but I don't care. Like I said before, I was never a Halo fan nor enamored with the series much. I did not "hate" it, but I find the series gets less interesting with each numbered installment or mainline entry. Microsoft clearly does not know what to do with the series anymore. Should have ended at 3 like Resistance.
I wouldn't even go that far. I would actually consider Call of Duty and Battlefield to be more colorful than Killzone. Not by a lot, but I honestly can't think of any actually colorful levels from Killzone where the color isn't just a filtered overlay.
Still find Killzone more interesting regardless.
Exactly why it stands out more for me.
Gears started getting color in the third game. I remember there were some people complaining about it saying it was "too colorful". Then Gears 4 & 5 happened and they're even more colorful than 3. It made sense story wise, as Terra (or whatever it's called in the Gears universe) was killing off the remaining aliens and the world was slowly recovering. 4 & 5 take it to the logical conclusion as it's many decades after.
Pssst, fyi, you can currently pre-order a physical copy at Limited Run. Pretty expensive option, as usual, but if you really want one ...
I never played it when it was last available and it looks like a throwback to the old beat'ems of my youth, like the Simpsons one or TMNT, etc. I have no idea if it's actually fun to play though.Pssst, fyi, you can currently pre-order a physical copy at Limited Run. Pretty expensive option, as usual, but if you really want one ...
No idea, haven't played it either. Reading Brawlman's post just made me remember having seen the physical copy thing. Also, ditto on Ubisoft, shitlist mainstay.
The game is fun. Do not let the Ubisoft label fool you.The Montreal division made the game in 2010 and this was when they still kinda cared. That said, the game's RPG elements I find mostly pointless, and causes the game to get grind heavy towards the end or on harder difficulties. With Streets of Rage 4 and River City Girls out, I am less inclined to buy it, but I do recommend the game for those interested.
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KZ3 specifically addressed the lack of color and level variety in general. The games were more about aesthetics in motion, which still hold up today imo.
Would love to see what GG can do with another Killzone game on PS5 but they’re probably too into Horizon to bother.
