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I think maybe complaining that they brought it up at all is pretty dumb. There's a lot of other things to pick at for E3 conferences, Ubisoft giving out their sympathy is not one of them. Hell she even says at that moment that there was no easy or smooth way to say this.
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I disagree, imo it was a really inappropriate time and place to do so. But at least they didn't make a joke about it I guess.
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I guess it's still better than just continuing reading The Pet Goat.
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Anyway let's talk about VR Eagles cawing each other to death and other things that felt off about the Ubi conference. Like Ghost Recon Wildland's weird voice overs that just felt like they should have just recorded people playing it instead. Also For Honor looks like a neat multiplayer game but the single player stuff they showed has got to be just multiplayer arenas repurposed for a single player section. Like they just banged
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I missed most of the Ubisoft conference but I will have you know I'm very upset about the Serious Sam VR game, not because it exists, but because I will never get to play it
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I watched all of it and this is the first I heard of a Serious Sam VR game. Favorite part of the Ubi conference was when the CEO said Watch_Dogs was a major success. Golden Goat fucked around with this message at 10:47 on Jun 14, 2016 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2F_CZosKxig The Serious Sam game wasn't in the Ubi conference, I don't think. It looks like fun, if you have a VR headset, which less than 15% of people who play video games do or want.
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Wow it looks like one of those many VR games where you stand in one spot and shoot. Cept with a Serious Sam skin on it.
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Golden Goat posted:Wow it looks like one of those many VR games where you stand in one spot and shoot. Cept with a Serious Sam skin on it. And besides, VR seems like an ideal place to resurrect lightgun games.
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I'd prefer they work a full Serious Sam game with VR instead of Serious Sam's Crossbow Training. Maybe this leads to a full VR game though which should be good then.
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Golden Goat posted:Maybe this leads to a full VR game though which should be good then.
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Talos VR sounds perfect since the game was pretty chill.
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Talos Principle in VR is the strongest argument for me to buy a VR device I have heard yet. I would love to experience games like that in actual first-person and not monitor-first person. Not for hundreds of dollars, though.
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Jun 14, 2016 12:33
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I'd play all these wonderful VR
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There'll be a point when I'll buy VR but for a more work-related reason than for entertainment. It will have to get cheaper though and have a few more iterations because there's no way I'm paying a big sum of money to be an early adopter and hear in a year that they finally nailed it and everything released before that is garbage.
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Cool car, I like it  How is that game coming along? I don't know anything about it other than it is a thing that will exist some day but I hope everything is going smoothly for you!!
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Palpek posted:There'll be a point when I'll buy VR but for a more work-related reason hmmm i'm also an astronaut, cheers
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Palpek posted:There'll be a point when I'll buy VR but for a more work-related reason than for entertainment. Time to become a Let's Player then, it'll only get you to your goal of filing it under work expenses faster
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customs agent: work or pleasure me, the let's player: both 
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I wanna some day have lots of money and spend it building a cool mansion with a lot of secret passageways, but I can settle for an affordable vr device that lets me explore a virtual reality version of richard garriott's home e: if I had like notch-levels of dollars I'd totally hire people to just build some myst-style poo poo cause stoneship age and mechanical age own
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CJacobs posted:Google and Youtube have had a black ribbon next to their logos for the past few days, which is much more classy and tactful than "now I know you're all having fun at this conference about new and exciting technology but let's get serious for a minute" Most of the conferences just had prior wearing rainbow ribbons and they probably should have just left it at that, any attempts beyond that came off as tacky if well meaning.
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exquisite tea posted:but I think it indirectly lead to them making better decisions such as the look of Zarya and deflating Widow's butt so it was a net positive for society. 
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Golden Goat posted:I'd play all these wonderful VR It seems so weird to me that the major console developers, along with a handful of others, are just jumping feet first into this VR thing, with hardware that is as expensive as their base customers (or more), when there hasn't been a compelling must-have VR title in the 20+ years of these technology that really rises above "novelty" level, and it looks like even now they haven't bothered to try developing anything that's not ugly gimmicky poo poo before making this huge push. I guess maybe they're just trying to fleece rubes as much as they can before the bottom falls out?
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FirstAidKite posted:Cool car, I like it Great Joe fucked around with this message at 13:37 on Jun 14, 2016 |
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AR and VR both have a lot of interesting practical applications, it's just that consumer versions tend to be either cost limited or in the case of games unable to deal with real world movement.
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Golden Goat posted:Like Ghost Recon Wildland's weird voice overs that just felt like they should have just recorded people playing it instead. that was a cgi fake trailer so they couldnt do that
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corn in the bible posted:that was a cgi fake trailer so they couldnt do that I mean more like have them sound like actual players instead of this weird super fake military squad who also happen to be playing the game.
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There's a playable teaser/demo for Resident Evil 7 on the PS4 right now. I played a little bit before work and it seems pretty cool. First-person horror adventure, crouching to find switches under things, no mention of B.O.W.s. I approve of the new direction, and I'm excited to see what it's like in VR.
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I saw people leap to the assumption that RE7 would have ghosts and stuff based on its resemblance to PT, but after the trailer, it's pretty clear that it's more of a Texas Chainsaw Massacre/The Hills Have Eyes situation. Creepy cannibals in the woods, probably monsters involved, and who knows, maybe even the T virus. I fully expect this'll fit right into the established RE universe, just, y'know, more atmospheric and less action.
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Old resident evil is so much better than 4-6. They responded to the community requests to go back to old school design re by making it first person and vr. gently caress that
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Yeah, I'm not sold on the first-person part yet. What the actual game seems to be about seems like an RE universe take on classic slasher horror, but the first-person thing, eh. I know first-person horror is in right now, but Capcom's also kind of late to the party on that if that's the reason they're doing this first-person. Well, that and VR compatibility. Pretty sure you can find a picture of a helicopter with the Umbrella Corporation's logo on it in the demo, too.
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I would like to play a horror game with Capcom's full backing that goes back to the reason we call it "Resident Evil" more than I would want to play a game that was styled after the first few RE games. I don't want fixed camera angles, tank controls, and loading screen doors. I want new experiences in a new medium, where I'm back to playing someone who isn't an elite soldier killing dozens of people-zombies, and I'm glad they're trying something bold.
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Turns out Resident Evil fans just really wanted tank controls and fixed camera angles instead of more survival horror focused games.
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The demo mostly seems like gone home but with gross stuff in it which I'm not sure anyone wanted
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Resident Evil fans, like any other fans of a series that has been around for years and has gone through many different iterations of gameplay, all want entirely different things and there's no way of pleasing all of them so Capcom might as well do whatever they like.
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The camera man angle leaves the glint of hope that it's a spiritual successor to Michigan: Report from Hell.
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The only thing I wanted from Capcom is more Ace Attorney and they seem to be delivering on that so they're alright in my book
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I liked the direction they went with RE4 but couldn't care less about anything since then. I also thought Code Veronica and the GC REmake were like the peak of the franchise, so what do I know.
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Erata posted:The camera man angle leaves the glint of hope that it's a spiritual successor to Michigan: Report from Hell. I hope you get points for sexy shots in that case
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