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At least Death Stranding has been shown off with trailers instead of just art, albeit no gameplay.
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Former Halo, Battlefield Devs Announce Scavengers, A Third-Person “Co-opetition” Shooter
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At least Death Stranding has been shown off with trailers instead of just art, albeit no gameplay.
They are just trying Ideate the brand horizontally from their thought-leaders. In the coming year, they need to vertically benchmark their transformation as their competitors already recontextualized a cloud-based , bleeding-edge game-changer.
Going forward Big Data will help them push the envelope, so create sustainability and better align their strategy.
copy nitpicks aside, this sounds super interesting.
josh holmes' work on halo 5's multiplayer is incredible, and between that and the artwork / concept on display they definitely have my attention.
josh holmes' work on halo 5's multiplayer is incredible, and between that and the artwork / concept on display they definitely have my attention.
They're probably going to keep zeroing in on that Destiny 1 vibe and hope that the rightfully pissed Destiny community finds a home with their game instead. If the Destiny 1 pandering wasn't intentional/opportunistic then they got especially lucky that Destiny 2 is in the pits right now.
This reminds me a little bit of what Max Hoberman (Bungie/Certain Affinity) is going after with Last Expedition. I hope both games turn out great.
The video sure did have a lot of marketing/pitch jargon. Without gameplay, it's pretty empty initial impression from me.
It shouldn't be surprising. There is a lower cost and you can iterate quicker and cheaper. While MS and Sony have gotten a little better with their submission progress it's still time consuming and more expensive.
Early days. I've been waiting for this announcement to go live for months now, glad it's out in the wild.
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Halo 5 Warzone expanded into a whole game in an open world map sounds like the direction I want Battle Royale modes to go into. PvE elements mixed with a competitive game are the best. Josh Holmes also steered the direction of the amazing Halo 4 story and seems like an all around great guy.
Legit pumped for this game.
Legit pumped for this game.
The amount of people on this forum who recoil at the slightest prospect of multiplayer is just plain silly and I'm a friendless introvert, good lord.
A lot of people are complaining about the nature of this reveal, but I think it was a fun tease. Plus, it's a good way to garner support and grow (should they need to hire more).
Love the art teases we've seen, and the concept sounds like it could be great. New mutated Ice Age? Count me in. So some weird shit like give bears horns and or antlers to make up the difference of the old Ice Age creatures that are extinct.
Love the art teases we've seen, and the concept sounds like it could be great. New mutated Ice Age? Count me in. So some weird shit like give bears horns and or antlers to make up the difference of the old Ice Age creatures that are extinct.
I cannot help my self but to see Josh Holmes as one of the persons who are reponsible for current halo state. He was the creative director if I recall correctly.
Therefore, personally I have zero interest in this.
Therefore, personally I have zero interest in this.
I feel like the phrase "our DNA" is missing somewhere in there, hmm unless DNA isn't disruptive enough anymore..
OH MY GOD
Bish himself is here lmao
I was wondering where you were at?
Great job to those on the first page; excellent discussion... Snide comments about the Halo 5 campaign and and whining about a hybrid buzzword.
From what I was able to gleam, guy from 343i was responsible for overseeing Warzone, not the quality of the Halo 5 campaign. Also, going by what they're trying to tackle here with that SpatialOS tech, so what if they're trying to come up with a silly descriptor like "co-ompetitive" or whatever to describe a huge PvEvP server.
I hope they pull it off.
The closest thing I can think of right now is Dark Zones in the Division. But I'm not even sure of that's simultaneous PvEvP.
From what I was able to gleam, guy from 343i was responsible for overseeing Warzone, not the quality of the Halo 5 campaign. Also, going by what they're trying to tackle here with that SpatialOS tech, so what if they're trying to come up with a silly descriptor like "co-ompetitive" or whatever to describe a huge PvEvP server.
I hope they pull it off.
The closest thing I can think of right now is Dark Zones in the Division. But I'm not even sure of that's simultaneous PvEvP.
Why not announce a game when you actually have something to show? :-/
I love the setting and idea of this world, but at this point the game I'm creating in my mind will most likely be way more interesting then whatever this turns out to be when we finally see some gameplay.
I love the setting and idea of this world, but at this point the game I'm creating in my mind will most likely be way more interesting then whatever this turns out to be when we finally see some gameplay.
You know, I'm not against the idea of a co-op game that mixes pve and pvp ala Dark Souls but why did they have to pick the most saturated genre in the history of gaming?
The reason why games like Battleborn and Lawbringers failed because they couldn't do enough to differentiate themselves.
The reason why games like Battleborn and Lawbringers failed because they couldn't do enough to differentiate themselves.
I dislike having to rely on others in order to play or progress optimally in my game as that would require coordinating with them depending on mutual free times, in addition to not being able to enjoy everything in my own pace and in whatever way I want. Sorry. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I wish them the best. Josh was behind probably the only idea I actually liked from Halo 4s story.
It's a term that has been used by the industry for a long time. I've used it myself on internal communications this year.
It is useful as a short dense descriptor of the kind of multiplayer dynamic you might want, rather than saying "like in Gauntlet, where you fight the monsters together, but squabble over food and treasure".
uhh what... seems like a weird projection thing; my friends aren't online 24/7 for my convenience so i get to have fun in the games I want to play.... they're not my slaves lol