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Why did I hate Gears of War?
- Thread starter msi1337
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FallenHero
Diamond Member
Because you touch yourself at night.
MisterJackson
Lifer
Are you stuttering?
darkswordsman17
Lifer
I'm not sure how you're making the cover "feature" more complicated. Go up to something, press A and you're in cover. Then press the left trigger to pop out and aim at the head or legs of the enemy (might need to wait for them to pop out of cover first) and fire. Perhaps you're not understanding that you can't just go running around not aiming (by pressing just the right trigger) and not be behind cover almost the whole time and make it anywhere?
Murphy Durphy
Golden Member
Uhhh what?
The cover system is one button, and sometimes that same button and a direction.
It's perhaps the most intuitive cover system ever designed.
i didnt like the game cuz its stupid and repetitive. its still fun, just not fulfulling. its the same thing over and over. unless something changes with the enemies drastically since i stopped playing, then i assume the whole game is all grubs....in groups....trying to kill you.
darkswordsman17
Lifer
No kidding. Did you even play past the first level dotcom? I'm almost certain that you run into a machine gun (I forget what they call them in the game but they're fairly tough to take out) and wretches in like the second level.
By their very nature games are repetitive. I can't think of a single game where you're not doing just the same thing over and over. What makes a good game is that its fun to do the same thing over and over.
Kaido
Elite Member & Kitchen Overlord
If you're coming from a PC FPS gaming background you will have the 360 controls until you get used to them. Pick up a decent FPS game and play it through using the joysticks; by the time you're done you will be comfortable enough to play other FPS with console controllers. I just ran through Far Cry on the original Xbox and now I'm pretty decent with aiming and whatnot...took me a long time to overcome my 6+ years of PC gaming background though.
darkeneddays
Senior member
I've had the game for a month and can't seem to make myself play beyond the search for the resonator. It's a gorgeous game (even though my sdtv doesn't do it justice) but for the life of me I can't get use to aiming with my thumb. Also, I'm use to "peppering" my targets in shooters (short bursts over a few seconds). In this game it feels like I have to lay a constant amount of fire on a target for it to drop. In multiplayer the "peppering" method will get you served fast, so I've learned. Guess I'm use to PC-FPS and the ol' lifebar...
Jeff7
Lifer
It's got a few bugs too. Some notable ones:
- Beserkers can get stuck on doorways and debris. Then they just stand there, and won't follow you, which is required to destroy them.
- Enemies may stand down if you're ducking and a teammate is wounded. They just kind of stand there, even if you point your gun around the corner and shoot at them.
- Your own guys can pin you down in a small room. I went into a small room for some ammo, and one of the AI guys stood in to guard the door. Then he wouldn't move, and there wasn't enough room for me to get by. Shooting him, grenading him, or pistol whipping him didn't do anything. He just stood there. I had to reload the checkpoint and do the mission again.
- Clipping issues with slanted objects such as trees. If a tree is leaning, it seems to have a vertical hit box - try to shoot in the narrow angle between it and the ground, and you hit an invisible wall.
- Nearly useless AI soldiers, supposedly there to help you out. They'll either stand there idly at precisely the wrong time, or else charge in to suicidally dangerous places.
- The classic use of cramped or dark spaces to create the illusion of a true challenge.
Seems about par for the course though as far as computer games go. An occasionally stupid AI, and hit box issues.
I do sort of like its system of letting you hide behind things and then shoot. Too often though I seem to have a tough time getting it to "unlock" from the walls.
- Beserkers can get stuck on doorways and debris. Then they just stand there, and won't follow you, which is required to destroy them.
- Enemies may stand down if you're ducking and a teammate is wounded. They just kind of stand there, even if you point your gun around the corner and shoot at them.
- Your own guys can pin you down in a small room. I went into a small room for some ammo, and one of the AI guys stood in to guard the door. Then he wouldn't move, and there wasn't enough room for me to get by. Shooting him, grenading him, or pistol whipping him didn't do anything. He just stood there. I had to reload the checkpoint and do the mission again.
- Clipping issues with slanted objects such as trees. If a tree is leaning, it seems to have a vertical hit box - try to shoot in the narrow angle between it and the ground, and you hit an invisible wall.
- Nearly useless AI soldiers, supposedly there to help you out. They'll either stand there idly at precisely the wrong time, or else charge in to suicidally dangerous places.
- The classic use of cramped or dark spaces to create the illusion of a true challenge.
Seems about par for the course though as far as computer games go. An occasionally stupid AI, and hit box issues.
I do sort of like its system of letting you hide behind things and then shoot. Too often though I seem to have a tough time getting it to "unlock" from the walls.
Q
Lifer
The ONLY thing I can complain about it is that the guns don't feel real, if that makes any sense at all. They aren't load enough or something like that, I don't know.
I did appreciate the fact that they have an option to disable blood/language, since my older brother and I play it (17 and 19), my little 10 year old bro likes it too but we can switch that option on.
I did appreciate the fact that they have an option to disable blood/language, since my older brother and I play it (17 and 19), my little 10 year old bro likes it too but we can switch that option on.
secretanchitman
Diamond Member
it looks good, it sounds good, but im guessing the story is alright (short is what most people say).
im going to play it tomorrow for the first time (ive only watched it before), so im kind of pumped.
im going to play it tomorrow for the first time (ive only watched it before), so im kind of pumped.
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