What’s to understand? Shooting a gun in a game is much better in first person. That’s it. Nothing else to say from my perspective.
I don't understand that statement--basically, no way to know what 1st person Mass Effect would be like to compare--but I already do know that Bethesda games are far superior in 3rd person than when played 1st person!
Also, I do know that the video game industry in general went down hill when that stupid "Doom" game was unleashed upon the world. Never understood that appeal of that.
By the way, Borderlands is one of my favorite games anywhere. I didn't say this had to make sense.
Let's hope so I am not in a mood to upgrade system that soon.Maybe if we're lucky the game will use Vulkan and run on the hardware you already own.
Thank you for the link OST is one of its kind.
Did I say it wouldn't?But a game of this caliber is bound to have multiple issues on launch. Smart money says to wait for the game to be out a few months and then jump right in. No game is released without bugs these days.
OTOH, I just realized so much of the game is indoors and FPP is mostly better for that.
The problem with first person shooters is that it comes with a bit of an expectation that game play will mainly revolve around shooting everything you see, and skills, the main hallmark of an RPG, tend to be majorly downplayed because people hate having an artificial mechanic that downgrades their aim so that they miss 65% of their shots. It does not make for good gameplay.
My only issue is where the Game Informer article talks about running along walls and hooking onto the wall with arm swords. Action like that tends to work better in third-person since you can see the areas that you may utilize a lot easier.
Titanfall did parkour pretty well as an FPS.
I would guess the same way it worked in games that first introduced it (like Max Payne, F.E.A.R., Fallout (V.A.T.S.), etc., etc., etc.)They also mention bullet-time like powers? Wonder how that is supposed to work in FP? Sounds weird.
I would guess the same way it worked in games that first introduced it (like Max Payne, F.E.A.R., Fallout (V.A.T.S.), etc., etc., etc.)
As a young man back in the day I was all over reading cyberpunk novels...i really enjoyed them..i have certain expectations.
As a young man back in the day I was all over reading cyberpunk novels...i really enjoyed them..i have certain expectations.
F.E.A.R. was fully FPS, not 3rd person.Good point.Though, I turn off VATS in modern FO games because it makes an easy game stupidly easy....also, those are 3rd person games. VATS is important for the proper, isometric FO games, though.
I actually never played the other two.
F.E.A.R. was fully FPS, not 3rd person.