It's...fine. It's an escalating one in a line of many drunk scenes in gamesThe Lenny scene is fantastic and a top moment of the year contender.
It's...fine. It's an escalating one in a line of many drunk scenes in games
It sure as shit is no God of War "Getting the thing" scene.
What is that in GoW? I only played it two months ago and already a lot of that game is a blur to me.
Actually, you're right, God of War had one killer moment, that I'd give a bunch of credit to because of how mostly silent it is. Good call.
Usually late November/Early December. Fits right in there. It's why Smash and Just Cause are gonna miss the GotYcasts.
honestly the most memorable thing this year, that includes Giant Bomb
is Jeff and Dan getting into anime
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What are some everpresent categories in GB GOTY that I can safely include in a user poll?
There's an extended sequence in God of War where you take a slow, ponderous rowboat and the character leans into his fists, watching the wildlife and the weather change into a fiery, red shape (including looking at the old games' Athena taunting you from the head of the canoe you're in) until you go back to the cabin and recover the old Blades of Chaos, relatively quietly working your way through icy enemies to get back to the main thrust of the game.
It's the really powerful moment of the game because it's a tacit admission that as much as the soft reboot wants to be a reboot...the past cannot truly be let go, and it surfaces in a gameplay sense, halfway through a 30-hour+ game. It's one of those very few things that a video game sequel is going to be better at than most other mediums.
I don't even particularly like God of War much as a game overall, but I agree. There are particulars in a way that RDR2 is just broad.Honestly it'd be cool if GoW takes best moment of the year. The whole game seems to have a whole lotta love given to it compared to RDR2, which looks to be a game that was just massively tested in and out until it hit R*s quality pole.
I don't even particularly like God of War much as a game overall, but I agree. There are particulars in a way that RDR2 is just broad.
Oh man, Jeff ripping into RDR2 so hard and getting NOTHING in return on the Bombcast was funny. They didn't even acknowledge how he repeatedly said it feels like an old game at all lol
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Oh man, Jeff ripping into RDR2 so hard and getting NOTHING in return on the Bombcast was funny. They didn't even acknowledge how he repeatedly said it feels like an old game at all lol
Jeff was saying this as a negative???Oh man, Jeff ripping into RDR2 so hard and getting NOTHING in return on the Bombcast was funny. They didn't even acknowledge how he repeatedly said it feels like an old game at all lol
This really bothered me in a mission I did yesterday.
I didn't really like it.There's an extended sequence in God of War where you take a slow, ponderous rowboat and the character leans into his fists, watching the wildlife and the weather change into a fiery, red shape (including looking at the old games' Athena taunting you from the head of the canoe you're in) until you go back to the cabin and recover the old Blades of Chaos, relatively quietly working your way through icy enemies to get back to the main thrust of the game.
It's the really powerful moment of the game because it's a tacit admission that as much as the soft reboot wants to be a reboot...the past cannot truly be let go, and it surfaces in a gameplay sense, halfway through a 30-hour+ game. It's one of those very few things that a video game sequel is going to be better at than most other mediums.
Yeah, hindsight is 20/20 and all, but "Giant Bomb | OT5 | Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor" is fucking embarrassing :(The OT title votes are like Giant Bomb's GOTY. Sometimes we get it wrong.
Well, he means like 10 years old. Not 35, which would be good.
The drunk scene in RDR2 is fucking embarrassing and the fact that people think it is good or funny is the biggest indictment of gaming culture in recent memory.
Jeff was saying this as a negative???
This really bothered me in a mission I did yesterday.
I had to go steal an oil wagon and the place you're supposed to steal it from has two. So naturally I throw a fire bottle at one of them to act as a distraction, but it's just an automatic failure for destroying one of the wagons.
Hahaha, oh you.Honestly, I honestly can't wait for this goty crap to be over, it honestly is ruining my enjoyment out of this thread.
The Lenny mission is far and away the most imaginative and fun a Rockstar mission has ever been.
It's also a pale imitation of stuff Saint's Row the Third did throughout the entire game.
I feel like that one (assuming there's only one) was tuned to be more difficult, no one could figure it out, then they retuned it to be mindlessly easy, while keeping all of the esoteric mechanics in.
Yeah. That mission is a particular stand-out from others--if you look it up, you'd see why.Is "that Lenny scene" the drunk scene in a bar? Haven't played the game myself but a friend told me about it.
I feel like that one (assuming there's only one) was tuned to be more difficult, no one could figure it out, then they retuned it to be mindlessly easy, while keeping all of the esoteric mechanics in.
There's like... 3-4 tutorial pop-ups for a simple escort with no time pressure. It's silly.
Yeah. That mission is a particular stand-out from others--if you look it up, you'd see why.
That's the most discouraging thing anyone has said about RDR2 so far.
No they are definitely broken.
The thought of anything in Celeste being called a 'best moment' is really funnyIt's...fine. It's an escalating one in a line of many drunk scenes in games
It sure as shit is no God of War "Getting the thing" scene.
Nor the last act of Celeste.
Nor the final mission of Into the Breach.
Nor the chapter finales in Vampyr.
Nor the final act in Spider-Man.
Nor the general store scene in Life is Strange 2.
I did!Did you even play celeste kambay.
Not that I don't already know the answer.