TLOU2 was originally inspired by Bloodborne
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I can see why the pulled back on it and left the open world zone at the beginning as a sort of remnant of that.
Sometimes scope and/or time constraints of a project/ the narrative just doesn't work with a certain idea.
In the documentary they thought they would've been able to deliver this game initially in 2018 and the game would be 10%-30% longer than Part I.
We all know how that one turned out, lmao.
I haven't seen it all myself, leaving that for this evening, but there's seemingly a lot of good stuff in there.
Sometimes scope and/or time constraints of a project/ the narrative just doesn't work with a certain idea.
In the documentary they thought they would've been able to deliver this game initially in 2018 and the game would be 10%-30% longer than Part I.
We all know how that one turned out, lmao.
I haven't seen it all myself, leaving that for this evening, but there's seemingly a lot of good stuff in there.
Yes, Abby would be a good fit as Bloodborne enemy (just kidding, they meant to make a more similar melee pacing and level design to Bloodborne).
Druckmann also said the same about Elden Ring
I expect whatever his new IP is will be heavily inspired in game design by From Software
I expect whatever his new IP is will be heavily inspired in game design by From Software
TLOU2 itself are more like a zombie game that plays like metal gear solid
You spent most of the time hiding sneaking and doing stealth kills
But this thread remind me that i need bloodborne 2
You spent most of the time hiding sneaking and doing stealth kills
But this thread remind me that i need bloodborne 2
TLoU word is not a good fit for a melee focused game, society there didn't collapse to the point where guns would be uncommon. Due to the nature of infected guns (or at least some sort of ranged weapon) would be a high priority in pretty much all communities.
That’s just how you play it. You can play the game like John Wick and it not only works, it excels.
That's why tlous has the best melee combat in 3rd person shooters.
Seems like they were torn between Seraphite sections, open world, and traditional "wide linear".
At higher difficulty im really having a hard time to engage in open combat
When 6 - 7 guys/clicker coming at me simultaniously i tend to die real fast the ammo are also very scarce and limited
Adjust the difficulty to give you more resources. You can customize difficulty.
As far as these games becoming more and more melee oriented over time would make sense if they don't eventually redevelop modern metallurgy (with all the support needed).
Munitions are bound to become harder to come by over time. I would suspect that other parts of the world, where firearms are less common.
It would be interesting to see some places where they had used nukes (in the surrounding areas).
Munitions are bound to become harder to come by over time. I would suspect that other parts of the world, where firearms are less common.
It would be interesting to see some places where they had used nukes (in the surrounding areas).
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I think it would be so fresh after 2 decades of TPS from them
Why stop there? A bunch of different kind of weapons and magic! I'm sorry animators
I think Naughty Dog was referring more the world of Bloodborne and how it kept becoming its own thing as the game went on... Making the game more open and alive similar to Bloodborne. Which they said wouldn't work in the end because of story structure and pacing.