PS4/PC God of War

Trayal schrieb:

Nur bei Teil 2 war er der Director.

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maXX schrieb:

optisch kann mich nach horizon in dieser konsolengen wohl nix mehr beeindrucken.

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maXX schrieb:

optisch kann mich nach horizon in dieser konsolengen wohl nix mehr beeindrucken.

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MadBudha schrieb:

Ich habe mir ein paar Videos vom neuen Kampfsystem angeschaut und bin leider nicht positiv gestimmt. Das erinnert mich ein wenig an die alten Assassins Creed Teile, wo zehn Gegner um einen herum stehen und schön einer nach dem anderen angreift.
Die Gegner in den Videos, gerade wenn es mehrere sind, verhalten sich für mich zu passiv. Das ist vielleicht auch der Kamera geschuldet, die näher dran ist, aber dadurch die Übersicht verloren geht. Da wartet der eine bis der andere tot ist und in den Rücken fällt einem schon mal gar keiner. Ich als großer Fan, hoffe trotzdem das es gut wird!
Vielleicht ändern die vier Schwierigkeitsgrade etwas daran.

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Difficulty
Before starting, a player has to decide how demanding the game should be.

God of War’s four difficulty settings includes one that it is so intense that it has a separate save and can’t be changed after the game is started in that mode. It allows players to play the most challenging mode without having to sacrifice to play through the game’s other difficulties, which includes one that is meant to essentially covey the story.

And that fourth, hardest setting isn’t simply an algorithmic increase in difficulty, God of War creative director Cory Barlog says. “We did a ton of stuff to make it a genuine challenge, not a cynical increase. Enemies are all changed up. We changed the attack patterns of things; it’s hugely different.”

The decision to include the easiest setting, which is called Story Mode, was meant to appeal to players who just want to enjoy the world and “not get beat up every two seconds,” Barlog says.

And once players finish the game, no matter what difficulty they’re playing, they can keep playing the game, continue to experience the world that they likely haven’t fully examined.

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“Give Me God Of War is for those who want the game as difficult as possible, requiring god-like reflexes and strategy”

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The other difficulty modes on offer are “Give Me A Story, “Give Me A Balanced Experience” and “Give Me A Challenge”. Given I was playing on the Balanced Experience option, and still died several times, I am in fear to think what “Give Me God of War” difficulty would feel like.

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"It’s something that we’re definitely looking at," Cory told us during our interview.

"The photo mode has got to be something really cool. Like people have sort of raised the bar on photo mode.

"So, I’m not talking about it much right now because I think we need to do something really cool."

As for whether Photo mode will be available at launch, Cory didn't say, but it seems unlikely from his comments.

But Cory did seem sure it would arrive in time.

"A lot of games kind of finish and they shortly after the release put a really cool photo mode out. So I think I’d like to follow suit in that respect and put something out.

"Something where I think 'that’s great'. Like something that can stand toe-to-toe with some of the better photo modes out there."

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Bart Wux schrieb:

Hab noch nie einen Photomode genutzt. Ich spiele lieber.

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eape schrieb:

Was für einen Grund hat dieses Neonblut eigentlich? Spiel ist doch eh ab 18. Gibt es da einen Grund in der Mythologie? Irgendwie macht es etwas die Brutalität kaputt.

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