Middle-earth: Shadow of War
4 minutes ago, El Shadda1 said:Developer: Monolith Engine
Monolith Productions mb
4 minutes ago, El Shadda1 said:
by nine. a unique sandbox of its kind with a very interesting nemesis system. there are certainly disadvantages in the form of a weak grafon and architecture, but they do not interfere with enjoying the gameplay and lore
Almost completely described my impressions of this game.
21 minutes ago, El Shadda1 said:
by nine. a unique sandbox of its kind with a very interesting nemesis system. there are certainly disadvantages in the form of a weak grafon and architecture, but they do not interfere with enjoying the gameplay and lore
there are no more minuses?)) And what kind of ENT is there, that you get pleasure from it?
22 minutes ago, El Shadda1 said:
by nine. a unique sandbox of its kind with a very interesting nemesis system. there are certainly disadvantages in the form of a weak grafon and architecture, but they do not interfere with enjoying the gameplay and lore
No, yubikis like this are produced every year.
6 minutes ago, zhenia13 said:
there are no more minuses?)) And what kind of ENT is there, that you get pleasure from it?
No, yubikis like this are produced every year.
I can single out the following from the minuses: 1) Locations are pretty monotonous. 2) Lack of a full-fledged plot and story missions. 3) If you sit for a long time in the first location, then the second lock will already be a burden, since the character has already been downloaded and you have a new imba ability.
Lore is pretty interesting. This is certainly not a literal following by the canons, but heaps of references are present in the code and dialogues.
26 minutes ago, Yourepicfail said:
And Celebrimbor's voice is gorgeous
celebrimbor and in general as a character is much more charismatic than talion. I run almost the whole game with his skin
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14 minutes ago, Nathan Soneboy said:
Lore is pretty interesting. This is certainly not a literal following by the canons, but heaps of references are present in the code and dialogues.
the one who is familiar with the Silmarillion will catch a decent dose of highs, 
but many of course did not understand anything
I believe in monolith, we used to make cool games. Fair, kondemnt, and others. Develop nemesis, add cool story quests, increase the scale of battles, improve combat, and there will be an epic
17 minutes ago, DriverUFO said:
I believe in monolith, we used to make cool games. Fair, kondemnt, and others
just now I found out that it was they who made this masterpiece
When I heard about the release of Shadow of War
P.S. This is from No One Lives Forever 2
El Shadda1 Well, yes, a cool game, I advise you to go through, jamesbond with a girl, and with humor))
1 hour ago, El Shadda1 said:
by nine. a unique sandbox of its kind with a very interesting nemesis system. there are certainly disadvantages in the form of a weak grafon and architecture, but they do not interfere with enjoying the gameplay and lore
self-repetition not?) but nemesis dragged kanesh
I want to seriously work with the combat system, develop the ideas of the first part to the maximum.
And yes, I also think that on the 8th two games will show.
Hopefully nemesis will be expanded. In the first part, it was very frustrating that you can run for hours to subjugate the orcs, and in the end, when you capture a new point, you still have only a few Uruks as assistants.
The worst thing will be if the combatant and the aus remain virgin ... in the first place, sometimes everything turned into a musou style ... from the number of mobs in front of you, to their one-button cutting with an interruption on the counter ... well, it is desirable to add mercenaries with soldiers of Mordor .. Orcs, although they are very picturesquely and variedly presented, but again the same muzzles all the way ...
it would be great if the world becomes big ... from Arnor to Mordor ... In general, I think that the developers took into account all the shortcomings, and even if not completely, but for the most part they will eliminate them ... I will not pour water, we are waiting for a video with gameplay. ..
7 hours ago, El Shadda1 said:
This is certainly not a literal following by the canons.
they put a bolt on the canon, to put it mildly
Rasa nigrants were introduced due to political correctness, or was Tolkien wrote about them?
Just now, Oni said:
And this is not the type of Persians?
Not really. There are several peoples of the Haradrim, but the most southern (Dalny Harad) are just dark-skinned.
58 minutes ago, Oni said:
Rasa nigrants were introduced due to political correctness, or was Tolkien wrote about them?
still they would have introduced women, they were absolutely crazy