its good that you brought this up because a lot of people are complaining about this issue on twitter,youtube etc. so imagine if it is released right now,they would lose majority of the market. Capcom should give what the people want.With a few adjustments in place,they can win a lot of people over.
The point of trying to make is people are just slagging and complaining about random things and it's not even released yet. The article I posted is taking things with no real knowledge of the game series and using a biased decision against the game already.
ok,people have played the demo,soo they have an idea of what the game is about.if you think people have mistaken what is going on in this franchise,feel free to inbox me and elaborate what is really going on.(you don't have to give me a full spoiler explanation)as for what i will do to improve.i would like to know if you work for capcom or you are the developer of the resident evil franchise.
So you think you have ideas on what should change before the games release but you won't say unless I work for capcom.
Well, I've never played the Last of Us but I think this is a bit much. I get where you're coming from, I also get that way with games that I think are in some way shape or form a rip off of another title, but after playing RE:R2 I got to say, I like it. Comparisons or similarities, the game works and aside from some bland settings as long as a game delivers I'm willing to overlook it. I just got off playing REHD, too, and my biggest outrage at that is that those fu****s at Capcom still won't release it in a physical disk outside of Japan, so I definitely wanted more RE and this was a good way to scratch that itch.
Yeah, reading that and playing the game I definitely agree that it was pretty high on the horse manure density meter. Besides, a big part of his argument is that it won't sell because reviews for RE games are bad but in this case the game is receiving positive reviews, or at least ep. 1 is. You know, this might be the reason Capcom doesn't listen, and I think I've mentioned this on the DMC forums from time to time, because how will they distinguish genuine criticism and feedback with it's thrown in the same pile as that sea of naggers who don't know what they're talking about and more often than not never get it right. Opinions don't help with progress, they just let the person spewing it vent.
And most games have a crouch button too.
well it does in my humble opinion.
last of us has copied the zombie aspect from resident evil just like any other zombie game. Mention anything that the last of us has copied apart from zombies.
According to Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley (the guys responsible for The Last of Us), they also took inspiration for the escort aspect and over-the-shoulder camera setting from RE4.
well thats it ?!! dont some other games have elements like that ? for instance dead space has the over the shoulder camera and amy has the escort aspect.the problem is that things copied over here are so obvious that people can recognize it.
That's a poor example. Dead Space is one of one of the most famously RE4 inspired games ever made. I'm saying that to show that not all over the shoulder games are like RE and using one of the most famous RE4 inspired games of the last generation is rather counter intuitive to your point. I think even people making Gears of War mentioned RE4 once or twice, but there are other over the shoulder games so it's not as though RE4 started the genre but I think the point was that it's not that unlikely that a lot of RE4 inspired LoU.
You're missing the point entirely. Let me say it again; NOTHING IS CREATED IN A BUBBLE. What that means in this particular case is that games in the horror genre are going to wind up with a lot of similarities between one another. That's just the way things work.