Well, older certainly isn't always better, but not always worse either. I would be fine with you being able to choose, which one you want. As I also like the choice of view in the first one. But if not, at least they should make it input device dependant and not plattform dependant.
Oh and by the way, in games I prefer most older games, but mainly just because of the shift of genres. More focus on casual, mobile and occasional gamers, more handholding, more corridor walking, more achievment hunting, more collectables, more restrictive drm. Good that there are still exceptions that we can enjoy.
Oh and by the way, in games I prefer most older games, but mainly just because of the shift of genres. More focus on casual, mobile and occasional gamers, more handholding, more corridor walking, more achievment hunting, more collectables, more restrictive drm. Good that there are still exceptions that we can enjoy.
Oh I don't mind old-school gamers, I play a few myself and dislike the lame 'wider appeal' kiddie casual churning of franchises that were once good. I just don't want CDPR turned into Bioware because of 'fans' making a big fuss about petty things such as horned helmets.Mataresa said:Well, older certainly isn't always better, but not always worse either. I would be fine with you being able to choose, which one you want. As I also like the choice of view in the first one. But if not, at least they should make it input device dependant and not plattform dependant.
Oh and by the way, in games I prefer most older games, but mainly just because of the shift of genres. More focus on casual, mobile and occasional gamers, more handholding, more corridor walking, more achievment hunting, more collectables, more restrictive drm. Good that there are still exceptions that we can enjoy.
Hehe, although I was one of the people that made a fuss about the horned helmets, I don't think you have to worry about them ever loosing sight of their goal and loosing their uniqueness. At least not for the forseeable future.sidspyker said:
And actually there are many new indipendent games, that are very original and great. So I wouldn't say all new is bad. Sadly I am not mainstream anymore in my gaming taste.
Well you and I are never going to agree on this one.gregski said:
Different designs for different brains I guess. I like to be able to see everything at once, and grid allows that. I hate having to search for stuff hidden from me. It makes no sense. The format I hope for is a category structure like TW2, but with each category having it's own grid appear when you mouse over it. Tool tips would appear under the grid as you mouse over each item.
Many of you will hate me for saying this, but Skyrim had a great inventory, look:
I don't know why there are so many items here, maybe it's a storage area or something, but I like that there's nothing fussy about this inventory system- just plain, unadorned, information.
I don't spend a lot of time in the inventory, so I don't appreciate when it's a pictorial minigame or puzzle.
I don't know why there are so many items here, maybe it's a storage area or something, but I like that there's nothing fussy about this inventory system- just plain, unadorned, information.
I don't spend a lot of time in the inventory, so I don't appreciate when it's a pictorial minigame or puzzle.
Good interview.
And You people worry about grid inventory...
I like it (TW1-style) and to be fair I did not even have the issue with TW2 inventory system even before the patches...
And I hope that horses will be more like Assassins Creed II/I than Skyrim... I like horses to speed up my travel.
And You people worry about grid inventory...
I like it (TW1-style) and to be fair I did not even have the issue with TW2 inventory system even before the patches...
And I hope that horses will be more like Assassins Creed II/I than Skyrim... I like horses to speed up my travel.