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The most obvious and probably successful direction the game should take is to follow Skyward Sword's lead. Where Zelda had incredible imaginative settings and contraptions to use, I'd hope this game goes for a more challenging style of combat. SS has a full second-long delay before enemies would attack, making the entire motion combat seem dumbed down.
While Sorcery seems entirely range-based, it would be nice to see motion controls used as a means to intuitively expand upon the combat, and not an excuse to simplify it.
While Sorcery seems entirely range-based, it would be nice to see motion controls used as a means to intuitively expand upon the combat, and not an excuse to simplify it.
@Arttemis
"SS has a full second-long delay before enemies would attack..."
A bit of an exaggeration, don't you thing?
Half a second? That I can believe.
"SS has a full second-long delay before enemies would attack..."
A bit of an exaggeration, don't you thing?
Half a second? That I can believe.
I love SS, but enemies that approach you don't attack. They walk up, raise their weapons in defense (even if not attacking), and then swing. Deku Babas shake before lunging, bats hover before striking. The vast majority of the game buffers players with a hands holding combat.
I just turned on the game, loaded a hero mode save, ran directly into a pack of 5 Red Bokoblins, stood so close as to be essentially touching two of them, and it took upwards of FOUR second before one of them attacked!
I just turned on the game, loaded a hero mode save, ran directly into a pack of 5 Red Bokoblins, stood so close as to be essentially touching two of them, and it took upwards of FOUR second before one of them attacked!
@Arttemis
Ahhhhh! You mean how long the AI takes to engage.
I thought you meant the delay between the start of the attack and the actual hit.
Ahhhhh! You mean how long the AI takes to engage.
I thought you meant the delay between the start of the attack and the actual hit.
If this is good, ill finally grab a dildo at the next sale. Along with this, Time Crisis, The shoot and HotD overkill.
This is far, FAR too late. I bought a Move expecting Sony to, you know, actually SUPPORT their product. I got rid of it a long time ago, and I don't plan on getting another one any time soon.
@Phil - Light guns games returning is the best effect that Wii and Move had this generation. Sony needs to bring HotD 1&2 to Move. Overkill is vol and has an amazing aesthetic, but just like the RE Chronicle games, you are restricted on how fast you can shoot. HotD 2 nailed light fun mechanics, and I can't believe all of these recent shooters are so picky with delays. Everything is slower in those games and it doesn't translate well to the genre.
It's not Move's fault, because all of the games came to the Wii first with those issues. Now that they're bringing more to the system that doesn't chug framerates with enemies oh the screen, I'd love to see more of the best light gun takes, like HotD 1,2, Time Crisis 1,2,3 and CarnEvil. They nailed the system, and it would be nice if developers paid more attention to it.
It's not Move's fault, because all of the games came to the Wii first with those issues. Now that they're bringing more to the system that doesn't chug framerates with enemies oh the screen, I'd love to see more of the best light gun takes, like HotD 1,2, Time Crisis 1,2,3 and CarnEvil. They nailed the system, and it would be nice if developers paid more attention to it.
About time my purchase of a move was validated. I had bought it when I got the PS3 release of No More Heroes but switched to controller within an hour. The kill moves were poorly ported with bad motion detection to the point it was measuring up as left.
I have a move and don't give a shit about this game anymore sadly, it use to look awesome. The move is pretty amazing for Child of Eden though, far far more advanced than anything the Wii ever offered. I was pretty pissed how shitty the controls were for Skyward Sword.
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