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Pubg is far more influential than those titles. It essentially created its own genre.
Important =/= quality.
Overwatch is just a glorified F2P shooter that profits off lootboxes.
I love Nier: Automata too but the success of PUBG has created a new genre, or at least has mastered Battle Royale, in the way that GTA 3 did with open world. We will see loads of games try to replicate PUBG in the next couple of years - every publisher is watching this game and looking at ways to copy it and rip it off. To deny PUBGs impact on the industry is absurd. PUBG is way more impactful and influential than Nier: Automata.No it's right to say so because it's my opinion that Nier had more impact on the industry - "importance" and "impact" don't have to be linked with sales or popularity. Nier is a way more important game because of what it did and also because of how it got made.
To those saying PUBG created a genre: it didn't. Battle royale games have been around for a few years. PUBG is like the Kardashians of video games. Famous for being famous, nothing of actual substance.
To those saying PUBG created a genre: it didn't. Battle royale games have been around for a few years. PUBG is like the Kardashians of video games. Famous for being famous, nothing of actual substance.
It's influential and popular sure, but it's not important. It has no real value as an important game for the medium as some semi fun social game that you get bored with in a few hours.
ya wasnt the culling the same type of game and came out before pubg? If anything pubg just made the genre more popular than actually inventing it.To those saying PUBG created a genre: it didn't. Battle royale games have been around for a few years. PUBG is like the Kardashians of video games. Famous for being famous, nothing of actual substance.
Why people like and praise PUBG has little to do with sales and everything to do with gameplayTo those saying PUBG created a genre: it didn't. Battle royale games have been around for a few years. PUBG is like the Kardashians of video games. Famous for being famous, nothing of actual substance.
It's influential and popular sure, but it's not important. It has no real value as an important game for the medium as some semi fun social game that you get bored with in a few hours.
9S campaign almost made me quit playing. The combat in general was shallow.No it's right to say so because it's my opinion that Nier had more impact on the industry - "importance" and "impact" don't have to be linked with sales or popularity. Nier is a way more important game because of what it did and also because of how it got made.
Nier Automata is a genre defying masterpiece with one of the most important narratives in the medium and is overall one of the best games to ever come out in years - and it had no business being made, almost didn't get made, and through word of mouth alone found significant popularity to the point where it saved Platinum Games and positively effected Square Enix's outlook on continuing to put out single player traditional Japanese games and not focus entirely on mobile.
how the fuck is Overwatch F2P
do you know what F2P means?
someone give me back my $60
When it's described as "action genre focused on combat" I think of games like Nioh, Devil May Cry, Ninja Gaiden, Bayonetta, Nier Automata etc.
Not...fucking Destiny LOL.
It's influential and popular sure, but it's not important. It has no real value as an important game for the medium as some semi fun social game that you get bored with in a few hours.
If PUGB won, would it change gaming like league did for MOBAs?
Yep, Fortnite is already starting to eat PUBG's lunch as well. When more studios put out more well made battle royale games I can see people moving on from PUBG.It was hilarious to see them try to sue Epic
Gonna suck for them when big studios start pumping out their own Battle Royale games.
I know exactly what is an F2P game and Overwatch fits that criteria in every single way. Just because they charged you $40-$60 for the base game does not make it a fully fledged game in the likes of Uncharted 4. Its a shame that Blizzard charged that much for a game that offers as much as any other F2P game (example: WarFrame).
Prey got one nomination and that's for Best Action game.
Not Best Art...not best Music....
Disgusting
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Anyway GOTY this year is pretty clear cut. Gonna be between PUBG and a Nintendo game
Fortnite Battle Royale will be in my top 10 games of the year list. That thing is like crack. Solos and Duos are so much fun. Add in the fact that it's free and I can't really say a bad word about the game. Epic has a great opportunity to make Fortnite the de facto Battle Royale game on PS4 as the Microsoft/PUBG fuckery continues.Yep, Fortnite is already starting to eat PUBG's lunch as well. When more studios put out more well made battle royale games I can see people moving on from PUBG.
"Action" is a really broad term. Destiny absolutely is an action game. The games you are talking about are typically labeled character action games, which fall under action games.
Mostly, Action games encompass a ton of different genres and Destiny absolutely falls into the category of an action game.
I dunno, overwatch as a whole is pretty tight mechanically which most F2P type games dont really offer and they do come out with content for free. They engage with the community and dont have a pay to win economy like some other games (*cough* SWBF2 *cough*). If you dont think what is there is worth the price tag thats up to you, but I wouldnt label it a F2P type game.Its condescending but justified based on the fact that Overwatch oversells itself as this game that "consistently" offers content such as characters and maps. In reality, they give off breadcrumbs worth of content to players and say "look, here is the dlc we promised!" to make it seem like that $40 purchase was justified.
It's famous for a reason. Playerunknown is the pioneer of the genre and PUBG is what made it mainstream. He refined what was there in other games and made THE Battle Royale game, not another mode in an existing game that wasn't built for it.To those saying PUBG created a genre: it didn't. Battle royale games have been around for a few years. PUBG is like the Kardashians of video games. Famous for being famous, nothing of actual substance.
If PUBG can get in by popularity and influence, why weren't games like King of Glory, Pokémon Go or Fate Grand/Order running for GOTY? They are huge in popularity, defined/popularized/mastered their genres and impacted the whole industry. Just seems like PUBG is getting a pass because it catters to the main demographics watching the show and isn't really a game being nominated for its quality.
I know you're kidding but this whole "PC is dying" sentiment has died off like 7 years ago.Incredible that a PC exclusive is on that list. Not bad for a dying platform.
Don't worry, we'll get a ton of those when sites and writers start posting GOTY lists that include lesser-known indie games or don't include people's favorite gamesMan this is just 'Lets all shit on great games that aren't the one I'm most emotionally attached to: the thread', isn't it?
Its condescending but justified based on the fact that Overwatch oversells itself as this game that "consistently" offers content such as characters and maps. In reality, they give off breadcrumbs worth of content to players and say "look, here is the dlc we promised!" to make it seem like that $40 purchase was justified. I won't even get into the issue of their exploitation of lootboxes.
Yep, Fortnite is already starting to eat PUBG's lunch as well. When more studios put out more well made battle royale games I can see people moving on from PUBG.
I mean, I wouldn't exactly object if any of the titles you mentioned were included, especially Pokemon GO which became a social phenomenon.If PUBG can get in by popularity and influence, why weren't games like King of Glory, Pokémon Go or Fate Grand/Order running for GOTY? They are huge in popularity, defined/popularized/mastered their genres and impacted the whole industry. Just seems like PUBG is getting a pass because it catters to the main demographics watching the show and isn't really a game being nominated for its quality.
Yeah you don't know exactly what that means, like, not at all
I'm not even going to bother with your assertion Overwatch is not a fully fledged game lmao, first game I've ever poured over 200 hours into, vs. a one and done 8 hour game
Please be a better GamingEnthusiast
I actually like the way it looks. It plays the premise straight and thus looks like a grounded military shooter. Not everything has to be heavily stylized. It makes the goofy shit that happens in the game even funnier due to that contrast.PUBG is fun to play, but it's also one of the most boring games aesthetically and stylistically. It has no personality, especially when you compare it games like Odyssey, Breath of the Wild, and Persona 5 which all have a great look, on top of being great games.
The majority of that does not make the game "important."
It means you liked it and you're happy it got made.
You're describing Nier's importance to the publisher that made it and perhaps to you personally. Yes, it changed Square Enix's outlook on what games they produce.
PUBG impacted the industry as a whole and essentially created a genre that will continue to grow over the next few years. The game is a phenomenon.
(Of course, you also said that Odyssey was more important too, which again seems silly. Odyssey is not more important to the industry than PUBG.)
I love Nier: Automata too but the success of PUBG has created a new genre, or at least has mastered Battle Royale, in the way that GTA 3 did with open world. We will see loads of games try to replicate PUBG in the next couple of years - every publisher is watching this game and looking at ways to copy it and rip it off. To deny PUBGs impact on the industry is absurd. PUBG is way more impactful and influential than Nier: Automata.
That YOU get bored with in a few hrs. I've played it for like 80 hrs and am planning on playing more. How the hell do you decide what's important or not?
9S campaign almost made me quit playing. The combat in general was shallow.
Yes that is your opinion. Not the opinion of the 2 million concurrent players. Or the opinion of people who have put in hundreds of hours into it.
PUBG is doing that already. Regardless if some random Award shows recognizes them for it or not.
VGA doesn't have as big as an impact as you are assuming.
At best , these award ceremonies help out smaller titles get more sales due to recognition.
But its not going to affect sales of big 10m+ Sellers.