Shadowbolt bloodmane
TNPer
we have all seen a lot of games and such at e3, over the many days, things like Ubisoft's The division 2, Bethesda's Wolfenstein and Fallout 76, as well as many other things, like super smash bro's, (poor walulegi), I want to discuss openly and perhaps debate which games your excited about, and what questions or issues if any you may have?
the format will be as followed
Name of game
Hopes and speculation of what the game will be
worries and possible qualms
ending thoughts
here's mine,
The Divison 2: I got the original division recently as a gift, and I've been playing a lot of it! (hit me up: Cpl-Shadowbolt on uplay), I love the story and sidequests, as well as the gunplay and skills, personally, I think Washington DC is an amazing place to set the new game, perhaps we can explore the Whitehouse, or the capital hill building, perhaps we can assault the Lincoln Memorial, the possibilities are endless!
but with that said, I am a bit worried, Ubisoft has had a tendency in the past to downgrade their game graphics, and be buggy, laggy pieces of work at the start (No offense Ubisoft, but potatoes are not servers)
overall, I'm excited really for the division 2, it can be a great game like the division, at least, i think so
fallout 76:
So, being a longtime fan of fallout (even back as fallout 2 and tactics), i know that change can be scary, be it from 2d turn-based tactics into 3d first person shooter, or from an entirely single player game into an entire multiplayer game. Change is often scary, but with that said, change is often necessary and awesome! bethesda has an awesome team already for online games helping them. the dev team of ESO! and they are trying new things, having the same old game every single year just a little different (*cough cough* call of duty *cough cough*) gets old really fast. so I'm excited about this new direction!
with that said, I have quite a bit of worried, we already have preorders but we have very little info to go off of, We have a few interviews, but that's about it, so I'm tempering my expectations to follow the lack of info
in ending, I'm excited, but hesitant about fallout 76, i hope it goes well and i hope Bethesda remembers it's roots and still does single player games
the format will be as followed
Name of game
Hopes and speculation of what the game will be
worries and possible qualms
ending thoughts
here's mine,
The Divison 2: I got the original division recently as a gift, and I've been playing a lot of it! (hit me up: Cpl-Shadowbolt on uplay), I love the story and sidequests, as well as the gunplay and skills, personally, I think Washington DC is an amazing place to set the new game, perhaps we can explore the Whitehouse, or the capital hill building, perhaps we can assault the Lincoln Memorial, the possibilities are endless!
but with that said, I am a bit worried, Ubisoft has had a tendency in the past to downgrade their game graphics, and be buggy, laggy pieces of work at the start (No offense Ubisoft, but potatoes are not servers)
overall, I'm excited really for the division 2, it can be a great game like the division, at least, i think so
fallout 76:
So, being a longtime fan of fallout (even back as fallout 2 and tactics), i know that change can be scary, be it from 2d turn-based tactics into 3d first person shooter, or from an entirely single player game into an entire multiplayer game. Change is often scary, but with that said, change is often necessary and awesome! bethesda has an awesome team already for online games helping them. the dev team of ESO! and they are trying new things, having the same old game every single year just a little different (*cough cough* call of duty *cough cough*) gets old really fast. so I'm excited about this new direction!
with that said, I have quite a bit of worried, we already have preorders but we have very little info to go off of, We have a few interviews, but that's about it, so I'm tempering my expectations to follow the lack of info
in ending, I'm excited, but hesitant about fallout 76, i hope it goes well and i hope Bethesda remembers it's roots and still does single player games