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I don't actually think War of the Roses is making these fans happy at all.
Personally, I find the game to be good fun and about worth its price tag, but it has the same "beta problem" as Mechwarrior Online--hardcore fans of a previous iteration of the idea, if not the IP, getting SUPER BUTTHURT.
Haven't tried this one yet, but as I enjoy the combat in Oblivion just because it looks(ed) pretty and has swords, I probably am not the best barometer.
Personally, I find the game to be good fun and about worth its price tag, but it has the same "beta problem" as Mechwarrior Online--hardcore fans of a previous iteration of the idea, if not the IP, getting SUPER BUTTHURT.
Haven't tried this one yet, but as I enjoy the combat in Oblivion just because it looks(ed) pretty and has swords, I probably am not the best barometer.
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People who've played War of the Roses don't seem to be happy with the current state of that game. It apparently still has no stamina system and movement is still the same speed in every direction. The revive and finisher system bugs some people. And apparently the skill based blocking system combined with the speed of attacks means that some people are effectively unkillable in combat?
People seem more positive about Chivalry, but that could be a "grass is greener" effect that will change once they get a chance to play it.
People who've played War of the Roses don't seem to be happy with the current state of that game. It apparently still has no stamina system and movement is still the same speed in every direction. The revive and finisher system bugs some people. And apparently the skill based blocking system combined with the speed of attacks means that some people are effectively unkillable in combat?
People seem more positive about Chivalry, but that could be a "grass is greener" effect that will change once they get a chance to play it.
Like I said, it's definitely worth the price tag...so far. Fun game, but it's about as balanced as a fuckin' seesaw.
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