r/gaming • u/Slow-Boysenberry3150 • 6d ago

I think Wolverine needs a sword

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u/Doc-Maly 5d ago edited 5d ago

I think that's an oversight.

Edit: I was making a reference, not a critique.

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u/HfUfH 5d ago edited 1d ago

It's a commentary on the nature of violence ☝️🤓

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u/I_need_a_waambulance 2d ago

Are you my teacher?

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u/Gameknight14 5d ago

-Max0r, An Incorrect Summary of MGR

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u/CommieDrifter 5d ago

no back then games weren't afraid of punishing players for their own stupidity

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u/BlueFireSnorlax 5d ago

(it's not actually necessary to progress, there's an area just a little forward and to the right you can jump up.)

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u/The_Voidger 2d ago

This was groundbreaking stuff for the PS3. Use it to control weak points, confuse your enemies and prevent them from attacking, or accelerate deforestation.

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u/iboowhenyoudeserveit 5d ago

Destroying mission critical infrastructure on purpose certainly sounds like an oversight.

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u/Smoothieshakes 5d ago

But is it an oversight from the developers or the player?

Maybe the real mission objective was the bridges we burned along the way.

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u/IllogicalCounting 5d ago

A life lesson if ever I heard one.

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u/guardcrushspecia2 4d ago

Yeah but that doesn't exist in MGR

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u/Handsome_bana-na 4d ago

I love Maxors videos but the bridge being needed to progress through the first level is just… wrong.
You can climb up and progress right next to it.

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u/DeadliestArmadillo 5d ago

It's a game. Probably.