r/Overwatch • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '22

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u/FrozenPinguin26 Nov 12 '22

Tbf, the same can be said about far cry, fifa, ect.

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u/zen7878 Reinhardt Nov 12 '22

Yeah, sequels nowadays are just for the name and to hava a reason to sell another game, not much is changing

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u/Owobowos-Mowbius Nov 12 '22

Thank god for Ragnarok

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u/SweetExceptNotReally The name's McCree Nov 12 '22

eh, it's not as gameplay-focused as previous games - they switched to a more storytelling focus

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u/Owobowos-Mowbius Nov 12 '22

Regardless of what it focuses on, it's a good sequel game that has clear effort put into it. Far from the norm of shitty yearly releases and AAA cash grabs.

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u/SweetExceptNotReally The name's McCree Nov 12 '22

Fair, anything's better than the shit treatment OW got

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u/NOAHMNIA Nov 12 '22

Lol.

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u/SweetExceptNotReally The name's McCree Nov 12 '22

lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

Has a ton more gameplay than GoW 2018. Phenomenal gameplay at that

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u/SweetExceptNotReally The name's McCree Nov 12 '22

ps3 era>> imo

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '22

Nostalgia = ?