PS4/PS5 God of War Ragnarök

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Preload partito, e si gode :predicatore:
 
Io avrei una semplice domanda: ma é normale che da settimane io aspetti la mezzanotte per entrare nel topic ad aumentare la mia dose di hype?
 
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Io avrei una semplice domanda: ma é normale che da settimane io aspetti la mezzanotte per entrare nel topic ad aumentare la mia dose di hype?
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7 giorni in fretta passeranno...
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...o con me se la vedranno
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Il Dio della guerra è ormai pronto
chi lo sfida sarà solo un tonto.
Non v'è martello che può scalfirlo
perchè col solo suo pugno in due può aprirlo.
E se una divinità alla sua porta appare
che si prepari a perder il suo altare.
Non c'è un solo modo di finir male
ma toccargli il figlio può risultar fatale.
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Qui a tutti io lo dico
per 7 giorni vi benedico.​
 
Siriodorione ha detto:
Io è da quando ho finito nel 2018 il gioco che penso che succederà :rickds: Lo sento nel sangue proprio. L'unico dubbio che ho è se fanno la bomba atomica, cioè darci in mano Atreus per battere Kratos, ma renderlo sensato è complicato. Però di sicuro per me ad un certo punto Atreus andrà per la sua strada, farà casini, e dovremo dargliene quattro, poi se quelle "quattro" lo ammazzeranno non lo so, ma sarebbe davvero forte se succedesse. Va solo scritto bene. E lo do per scontato. Quindi questo può significare che non lo faranno, a nessuno piace roba scontata, poi però da mesi (se non anni :asd: ) qui vedo sempre 9 persone su 10 dire "ma è impossibile, non ha senso" e quindi penso non sia scontato come credo e succederà davvero :asd:
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Non è scontato...siamo in pochi a pensare che Loki sarà il boss finale che andremo a prendere a mazzate.....quando Sabaku lo ha ipotizzato nella sua ultima live la maggior parte della gente collegata è caduta dalle nuvole ed ha iniziato a scrivere commenti di stupore totale :asd:

Quindi no. Non è un risvolto scontato, non lo è di sicuro in mezzo a quello che è il "sentimento popolare" attuale :asd:.....ed ecco perchè sono pronto da tempo a scommettere che si andrà in questa direzione :sisi:
 
Impressioni iniziali da chi ieri sera ha ottenuto una copia PS4 che sta giocando su PS5.

Completely spoiler-free impressions:

I'm only 5 hours into the game, and I've barely even scratched the surface of this adventure, so I can only speak about the opening bit.
I now completely understand some of those previews from a week ago talking about the game and whether or not it "does enough" to depart from the first game.

To preface, GoW 2018 is in my top 10 favorite games of all time. Some other games that would be on that list (just so you know my taste) are Bayonetta 2, Dark Souls, The Last of Us, The Last of Us Part II, Skyrim, Elden Ring, Mario 64, Mario Galaxy 2, and Resident Evil 4.

Ragnarok, so far, is the most iterative sequel to an original game that I believe I have ever played.
Everything from GoW 2018 is here in these opening hours. And when I write everything, I literally mean EVERYTHING: boats, puzzles, docking the boat on islands to fight enemies and solve puzzles and break 3 seals to open chests with the same loot as the first game, the same looking map, the exact same skills, very similar narrative beats and story progression, though that isn't a bad thing per se.

It is so eerily similar to the original game in its opening hours that it actually has me questioning SMS' intentions. Are they setting this up to then pull the rug out from players familiar with the first game? Surely they are aware of how similar this is in SO many ways to the first game that so many of us have already played numerous times.

Count me as one of the fans who saw the trailer and was ALL for "more of the same" given just how good the original game is. What I did not expect was just how similar that "same" would play out and feel in practice. This really was not what I had in mind, but I think that's perfectly okay...for now.

Oddly, the very few things that have changed are not as cool as how they were in the first game. Can't say more on this without spoilers, so I will just leave it at that for now.
That being said, I am enjoying Ragnarok a lot. Traversal with the blades of chaos adds fun verticality to areas and a nice flow missing from the first game when gaining altitude.
The graphics look fantastic. The performances and story are very solid so far. Judge and Suljic are better than ever as Kratos and Atreus. The returning and new supporting characters and wonderful as well.

I had two major complaints about the first game:

1. Boss encounters were not epic or memorable enough outside of the opening fight.
I've heard from numerous people who have beaten the game that Ragnarok remedies this in a BIG way, but I haven't played enough of the game to see it myself. I will say that the setpieces I have experienced are fantastic and already in a league over the first game.

2. Not enough enemy variety, especially minibosses being overused like the trolls and elementals.
Done and done here.
Ragnarok has way more enemy variety than the first game so far at the 5-hour mark. The minibosses have been cool and varied as well.

I am excited to keep playing and see how varied the game will become. I know SMS has a lot up their sleeves here because I feel they gave absolutely nothing away in the trailer.

If the familiarity does continue to this extreme a degree, though, I am curious how it could impact my overall impressions of the full game.
If the narrative fails to land the ending and tie up the Norse saga in an epic and satisfying way, the quality of the game will heavily fall on the gameplay and level design - two aspects that, at this VERY early stage of the game, seem a bit too familiar in a "more of the same" manner, which could cause some mixed reactions from audiences and reviewers - likely the difference between a high-80/low-90 and a mid-high 90 review score like the first game received.

I'm very curious to see where things go. The story is good, and I care about what happens next, which is a lot more than I can say about many other games.
I'm sure this take will age like spoiled milk in the coming days as I dig deeper in the game, but as far as initial impressions go, there you have it.
 
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omark ha detto:
Impressioni iniziali da chi ieri sera ha ottenuto una copia del gioco su PS4:

Completely spoiler-free impressions:

I'm only 5 hours into the game, and I've barely even scratched the surface of this adventure, so I can only speak about the opening bit.
I now completely understand some of those previews from a week ago talking about the game and whether or not it "does enough" to depart from the first game.

To preface, GoW 2018 is in my top 10 favorite games of all time. Some other games that would be on that list (just so you know my taste) are Bayonetta 2, Dark Souls, The Last of Us, The Last of Us Part II, Skyrim, Elden Ring, Mario 64, Mario Galaxy 2, and Resident Evil 4.

Ragnarok, so far, is the most iterative sequel to an original game that I believe I have ever played.
Everything from GoW 2018 is here in these opening hours. And when I write everything, I literally mean EVERYTHING: boats, puzzles, docking the boat on islands to fight enemies and solve puzzles and break 3 seals to open chests with the same loot as the first game, the same looking map, the exact same skills, very similar narrative beats and story progression, though that isn't a bad thing per se.

It is so eerily similar to the original game in its opening hours that it actually has me questioning SMS' intentions. Are they setting this up to then pull the rug out from players familiar with the first game? Surely they are aware of how similar this is in SO many ways to the first game that so many of us have already played numerous times.

Count me as one of the fans who saw the trailer and was ALL for "more of the same" given just how good the original game is. What I did not expect was just how similar that "same" would play out and feel in practice. This really was not what I had in mind, but I think that's perfectly okay...for now.

Oddly, the very few things that have changed are not as cool as how they were in the first game. Can't say more on this without spoilers, so I will just leave it at that for now.
That being said, I am enjoying Ragnarok a lot. Traversal with the blades of chaos adds fun verticality to areas and a nice flow missing from the first game when gaining altitude.
The graphics look fantastic. The performances and story are very solid so far. Judge and Suljic are better than ever as Kratos and Atreus. The returning and new supporting characters and wonderful as well.

I had two major complaints about the first game:

1. Boss encounters were not epic or memorable enough outside of the opening fight.
I've heard from numerous people who have beaten the game that Ragnarok remedies this in a BIG way, but I haven't played enough of the game to see it myself. I will say that the setpieces I have experienced are fantastic and already in a league over the first game.

2. Not enough enemy variety, especially minibosses being overused like the trolls and elementals.
Done and done here.
Ragnarok has way more enemy variety than the first game so far at the 5-hour mark. The minibosses have been cool and varied as well.

I am excited to keep playing and see how varied the game will become. I know SMS has a lot up their sleeves here because I feel they gave absolutely nothing away in the trailer.

If the familiarity does continue to this extreme a degree, though, I am curious how it could impact my overall impressions of the full game.
If the narrative fails to land the ending and tie up the Norse saga in an epic and satisfying way, the quality of the game will heavily fall on the gameplay and level design - two aspects that, at this VERY early stage of the game, seem a bit too familiar in a "more of the same" manner, which could cause some mixed reactions from audiences and reviewers - likely the difference between a high-80/low-90 and a mid-high 90 review score like the first game received.

I'm very curious to see where things go. The story is good, and I care about what happens next, which is a lot more than I can say about many other games.
I'm sure this take will age like spoiled milk in the coming days as I dig deeper in the game, but as far as initial impressions go, there you have it
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Speriamo non sia la stessa impressione che è passata giocando prima a plague tale e poi a plague tale 2 :trollface:
 
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