>game forces you to walk slow during scripted scene
Game forces you to walk slow during scripted scene
Jason Turner
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Jayden Gutierrez
any PS4 games
Anthony James
>a Metal Gear Solid game does this to you when it's been advertized as a revolution in the genre
Ryder Cook
>game establishes a cool protagonist
>sequel introduces characters nobody cares about that just take up time that could have been spent on the cool guy
Aiden Foster
>you jump over the slow mud linking to another area
>the game freezes until it loads the next area
Robert Harris
... Let me tell you about ressistance and vilian.
Stop aiming to face, boobs and ass.
Ayden Jackson
>game doesn't force you to walk slow
>keep walking normally while listening to audio
>gets cancelled because you triggered something else
>never hear the rest of what was being said despite you wanted to hear
should've just stood there and did nothing I guess
Matthew Clark
Beeb. Beep.
Raiden. Do you remember day we meet?
Blake Mitchell
Kelly and Pablo grow on you.
Jace Gray
You still move faster than the NPC you're supposed to be following
Isaac Bell
Literally any game with driving/riding sections. I always just stop my car/horse entirely, hear all the dialogue, then actually go to my destination
Ayden Perry
>rolling or spamming some skill is faster than running
Lincoln Richardson
>since you're just standing there and doing nothing, decide to alt+tab while listening to the audio
>game either pauses or mutes
Joshua Nguyen
Castlevania Symphony of the Night backwards dash instantly came into mind.
Luis Mitchell
The hot chick maybe. The fucking whacky shit skin Diet Kramer? No.
Wyatt Jackson
devil may cry 4 and 5
fuck nero
John Smith
David Moore
>game shakes the camera during combat
Matthew Sullivan
EDF games do it too. If you have shit like that just let the player sprint for fuck sake.
Nathan Baker
>game forces you to walk slow in EVERY SINGLE INDOOR AREA
and a special mention and fuck you for witcher 3
>can't even go full speed on horseback while in the big city which is fucking huge
Luis Powell
All my memory of Witcher 2 gameplay is just replaced with that long-distance rolling.
Jacob Jones
>game ... scripted scene
>same sentence
Literally a huge red flag
Except I don't remember seeing it on bloodborne
Nolan Gutierrez
>game gives you full control even during cutscenes/dialog, doesn't even automatically set the camera to look at what's happening unless you (optionally) hold a button for it. And the scene kinda just happen far in the background otherwise
Feel like The Surge never once forced anything that stopped me from moving around as I wanted except for the early introduction and ending anyway.
Adam Gonzalez
>game has dialogue exchange between characters
>move your character too fast and either you cut the dialogue to the next one or allow yourself to stand still in one place to let the entire dialogue flow through
>move too slow and all of a sudden, the pacing of the game feels like shit
as a lorefag, situations like these infuriate me sometimes
Mason Rodriguez
>game has a story
Camden Hernandez
>Player's walk is slower than NPC's walk
>Player's run is too fast
David Gutierrez
>Nero
>not being cool
pick one
Brody Nelson
>Buy new armor, a barbarian's armor
>equip it
>townspeople refuse to talk with you because they think you're a brainless barbarian
Don't you just hate it when this happens
Carter Rodriguez
>climactic scene
Have to wait............for..........every..............word........one............at..............a.............. time
>Doesn't matter that text speed is set to instant in options
Aaron Moore
Walk and talk segments are absolute cancer incarnate.
Nathan Adams
Army of Darkness was shit
Ayden Thomas
>game has scripted dialog "scene" with npc walking, but you're free to move around
>your walk is slower than npcs walk
>if you run too far ahead they simply stop and wait for you to get close enough before they move again
Ryder Jenkins
>filtered
dont beat yourself up over it, buddy
Noah Gutierrez
How do you filter an anonymous user?
Samuel Cox
>boss fight cutscene
>able to control your character again
>the boss continues to talk to you
>can only hear bits and pieces because you're also concentrating on the battle
>even if you deplete the boss's health bar they'll stay alive until they finish their monologue at which a cutscene of you defeating them immediately follows
I love Dragon's Dogma, but the encounters with Salomet and Seneschal are easily the weaker points of that game.
The inFamous series feels like a god send now because of that. In all three games no matter what it is you're doing, neither Cole nor Delsin slow or stop their activities just to talk to someone.
Sebastian Edwards
why dont you ask your parents so that they could finally tell you that you were a mistake
Blake Campbell
he only recently stopped being uncool
Samuel Wright
Alex Mercer doesn't even remember what stopping is
Thomas Rogers
:(
Dominic Myers
>Character interrupts you at the worst moments with a phone call.
Elijah Martinez
>Game forces you to do this shit
>Over
>And over
>And over again
Blake Scott
>tfw I beat MGS4 ten times
Liam Evans
>Not liking voodoo kramer and sexy voice goth
Julian Robinson
this game is only good in first person.
Jason Watson
What the fuck.
I couldn't even finish that fucking game once.
Jeremiah Morales
>escort quest
>the NPC walks faster than you walk
>but also walks slower than you run
Adrian Young
I also beat mgs4 around 10 times
>t. zoomer
mgs4 was top comfy, I still put on love theme to lull me to sleep some times
Daniel Richardson
I'm a third person fag who really doesn't like first person perspective very much.
Isaac Reyes
I feel like the InFamous series is the only good exclusive playstation has now.
Nathan Davis
Did you at least play with letterbox for like 2 minutes?
Robert Kelly
But this is good. Would you rather he goes faster than you and you can't follow? Or he walks slower than you and it takes forever?
Dominic Garcia
>t. zoomer
Suck my dick, buster bill, MG2:SS through MGS2 were brilliant little arcade stealth titles. You and MGS4 can get down on all fours and nibble my nads.
Wyatt Powell
Connor Morales
>tfw I lost a potential hour of sleep because I decided to go to bed "just after this cutscene"
Jacob Garcia
Fucking Bethesda games
William Adams
>game gives you a variety of weapons, items, gadgets and abilities to tackle any situation, can choose between lethal/nonlethal and stealth/combat
>nonlethal stealth is always the fastest, easiest and most rewarding method
Adam Nguyen
Easton Cooper
I played the first one letterboxed the whole way through. Haven't touched first person at all.
Landon Diaz
>I used to be an anime otaku
May in fact be the best line uttered in the whole franchise
>>pic related
Scooby Doo used to be so based
Austin Nguyen
>game forces you to walk in any interior and at camp
>forces your mount to be really slow in any town
Tyler Reed
I pick both, Nero is still shit
Nathaniel Gomez
Not him, but what baffles my mind about SoTN is that Alucard can't sprint while Richter can.
Jace Parker
>Lara enters cave/tomb/whatever
>time to start walking really fucking slowly
Michael Williams
GIVE ME A BOOST
Leo Wright
>game forces you to walk slow after an NPC
>walking is slower than him
>running is faster than him
Nicholas Gray
It's probably designed to help keep casual players happy. Like, if they let you go as fast as you wanted, there wouldn't be enough time to finish the scripted scene they want you to see. If they just cut off the dialogue with a scripted "Hold on, We're here. Let's get the mission started" at random whenever the player gets to the objective (for example if they rushed through travel to get to the destination faster) it may have caused the player to skip past some important information about beating/solving the next challenge.
Jack Rivera
I beat it so many times the only ranking I didn't get was the chicken one that required you to take a long playtime to beat the game with a ridiculous number of kills, alerts, and deaths. And only because in order to get the number of deaths necessary to meet the requirement would have required repeatedly jumping to my own death in the hallway at the very end of the game before, because it was the only place left I could die before winning the game.
Dominic Nguyen
All Metal Gear games have their merits. There's always something in each game that gives a fan a reason to play it again.
Austin Diaz
>It's probably designed to help keep casual players happy.
Casual players don't like sitting around in non-cutscenes. They want the awesome button, they want to be fucking around all the time.
Hardcore players don't like them, they see as a ball and chain to gameplay.
There's easy solutions that don't involve forcibly slowing everything down, like switching to global audio over making players wait and listen, that sort of thing.
So who is this for? Far as I can tell, the only one who ever likes the shit is the guy who wrote the shit story.
Kevin Cruz
>NPC moves as fast as you run
>you fuck up by not keeping up to reload your gun or sth
>NPC starts talking and you barely hears him because he is too far away, and you can't get any closer
Tyler Brooks
fucking Kingdom come Deliverance
I was not paying attention and took my speedy horse to ride faster than Bernard and Capon only to see that when they arrived they finished a Dialouge.
Had to redo 20 minutes because of that shit.
Jose Martinez
>5 minutes of cutscene
>All of a sudden, button prompt
Zachary Gray
This is a good example of it sometimes being a necessity. In Bethesda games there are lots of situations where you can wander off and not know where you need to go. There are a lot of pieces of game content that become completely unavailable if you accidentally kill a "non essential" NPC. The ones that would break the game completely are made essential, and so they are immortal because if you could kill them then it would be possible to make it impossible to finish the game. Sometimes you can skip a conversation by walking away and you just lose information like "You should go to the Jarl in Whiterun and tell him about what happened." You might eventually travel to Whiterun if you skip that conversation, but you won't know that your next game progression mission is there, and so you might travel around aimlessly to many other towns first, since you don't know where, specifically, you're supposed to go.
But sometimes it's essential to make these slow walking forced scenes to give key information to the player so they can't accidentally put them self in a situation where their save game becomes unbeatable, because they made a mistake somewhere along the line.
Adam Butler
was meant for
Noah Jenkins
>you miss and have to sit through the 5 minutes again
Robert Stewart
We've had quest logs for ages to solve the "missed shit" problem.
Leo Adams
>randomized QTE
>scene implies the best course of action would be to jump
>attack button prompt
>your character jumps
Was more retarded mechanic than this ever invented, dog bless the QTE meme is dying
Blake Ross
>expecting zoomers to read
lol
Nolan Gomez
Every naughty dog and rockstar game. It was the reason i couldn't bother beating RDR
Ryan Wilson
There's (better) ways around it that have been done more than once before.
>just railroad the conversation
>cutscene it
>allow the player to match speed/auto follow the npc, or vice versa
>player log book with cliff's notes of the conversation
Aaron Carter
>MGS2 with Raiden
>DMC4 with Nero
Sounds like a good thing to me.
Landon Bell
FUCK YOU
Leo King
Based.
Justin Rivera
OP's image is from Evil Dead 2 you tasteless faggot
Gavin Price
Kelly is objectively based and as hot as the fucking sun though. You can't honestly tell me you don't love that foxy italian babe.
Hunter Lee
A CUTE
Sebastian Howard
>winning the fight results in a canonical loss.
>losing the fight results in losing
What the fuck were they thinking
Luis Young
fuck Heller
Joshua Bell
>that episode where Kelly gets possessed by a demon and tries to seduce Pablo/Paco/Pedro
Juan Cox
Christ almighty. I don't think my penis had ever been so hard.
Wyatt Thompson
Cute face, wish she had some milkers
Ryder Sullivan
I can't understand why devs love putting forced cutscenes so much when everyone fucking hates them normalfags included.
Julian Morris
Retard.
Owen Brown
That's better than cutscene where you don't have any control over character. Don't see issue.
Charles Collins
>have choice between walking very slowly or stalling entire scene
cool control, I feel empowered.
Adam Diaz
>game series gets fucking cancelled despite being amazing
Jacob Carter
>no one buys the game
>everyone downloads it illegally
>gets cancelled
Whoa
Julian Edwards
>release game on some obscure retailer not available in many countries
>no one fucking buys it
really nogs my joggin
Dylan Brown
Evil Dead 2 is one of my favorite movies of all time.
Eli King
>replaying game
>have to walk slow for 5 minutes
>even worse is original Ninja Gaiden 3 version where you have to fight enemies during the slow walk and Hayabusa just slowly swings his sword and instant kills them, he can die during this so you can't just hold forward
meanwhile with a cutscene:
>skip cutscene
>immediately regain control, at worst after a loading screen
>get to do whatever you want
Henry Martinez
>game let's you walk around normally during cutscenes or dialogue sections
>Can do all sorts of goofy shit while NPCs just watch
Grayson Allen
Evil Dead 2 IS my favorite movie of all time.