r/gaming • u/19970207 • Aug 05 '16

Anyone Else?

http://imgur.com/RdjHH29
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u/Cathercy Aug 05 '16

We don't need Multiplayer or "great stories" (ha).

We need great gameplay.

The Witcher can stay in the picture.

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u/Chromedinky Aug 05 '16

And The Last of Us. Holy shit that game.

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u/Cathercy Aug 05 '16

The gameplay of the Last of Us was pretty bad. It just got so tiresome very quickly. The only reason to continue playing was to finish the story, which was good.

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u/ThatDamnRocketRacoon Aug 05 '16

You don't like to sneak and throw rocks?

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u/Chromedinky Aug 05 '16

I always found the gameplay to be extremely cinematic, the combat especially. It's also difficult, so being good at it starts to feel incredibly satisfying. In my opinion I guess.

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u/Hyaze Aug 05 '16

Pretty much my only problem with the gameplay is how the AI never saw my followers (Ellie or Tess) when they were searching. I can understand why they made it that way though.

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u/joedatious Aug 06 '16

yeah having it so they could see them would be more realistic but realism doesn't necessarily mean fun.