I can't remember what game it was, but I remember reading about a PS2 game that would adjust its difficulty on the fly deppending on how well you were playing. So its definitely something they are capable of doing.
I think they just underestimated how many people were going to jump in. But they have been pretty good about fixing things. But they def need to get all the bugs out before they start asking for subscrition fees. I really want to see this game succeed because it really is a lot of fun.
Well here is the deal, I had been playing for probably a good three or four ours before I got knocked off. About an hour or so later I tried to get on and it just said the world was full, not the erro message which was a good sign. I whave been playing on a Japanese server because the western server were not taking new players. Well when I could not get on my Japan server I tried the character I built for the western server Ceroule and amazingly was able to get on. My advice is to wait but don't give up on it if you really wanted to play. I plan to keep everyone informed on how its working. Also Asrealasitgets and Dandichu are on too so I'm sure they'll be offering imput on how things are going.
I totally agree. I have had this same issue with the Gran Tourismo games for years. Your have to earn licenses to get access to certain cars, track and races. I have always really liked these games, but I have not always been that good at them, lol. So there is a lot of content I have missed because I'm not an expert at he game. I wanted to beat Mass Effect on normal, but the combat in that game can be completely erratic and unbalenced, I had no choice but to put it on easy, but at least I had the option. I have not played Peace Walker but I remember getting stuck at the very beginning of Metal Gear 3 and it pissed me off pretty good too.
Yeah, just saw the picture looks like a big step backward to me. The clamshell design they started using way back with the GBA SD was really smart. Makes it more compact and protects the screen. I think they are really screwing up.
Yeah being forced to use the stylus to play pretty much ruined Spirit Tracks for me. I kind of liked Skyward Sword, but then again I have yet to finish it. I say save that stuff for an original IP and stick to the formula that made the game popular in the first place.
Yeah, I read it. They have the right idea.
They are also kind of doing this with their hardware. They are releasing another version of the DS called the 2DS. It will play DS & 3DS games without the 3D effect. They want to offer a cheaper alternative since it will sell for $129 vs $169 & $199. But to me it comes off like they are losing confidence in the whole 3D angle. Then again for people buying christmas for their kids that chunk of change can make all the difference. Although I think most kids who get one of these is going to feel cheated.
I was thinking the same thing. It would bring a whole new dynamic to the gameplay.
I have heard in more interveiws than I can count by relevant artistist, writers, and musicians that they make the music, stories, or painting that THEY want to see, hear or expirience, not what they think the general public is going to want. And that is why their stuff is almost always good and pushes the limits of said medium. Sadly a lot of mainstream games are basically the equivelant of Lady GA GA or LIL Wayne. Anyway glad to see some women who are not just pissing and moaning and actually bring something to the table.
