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According to Metro Exodus producer Jon Bloch, the script of this new installment in the Metro series is bigger than any other Metro game and their DLCs combined.
Due to the nature of the script, your choices will determine your friends and enemies. Even your friends can turn into enemies if you say the wrong things. If dialogues break down, your allies will try to kill you or refuse their support in your efforts.

From there, you will have to figure out how to approach the enemy. You can go in guns blazing or be subtle. Approaching different situations become more complicated. Also, the time of day matters when trying to deal with the enemy. For example, night time can help the stealthier player.

Approaching a bandit camp at night might prove advantageous to a more stealthy player, but there may be more bandits around to have to deal with.

Once you get deeper into the game you’ll gain access to the gorgeous vast open world. Here, you will experience different weather conditions as well that you can use to your advantage. A storm can help you hide from the enemy and successfully sneak into the area.

Choosing when and how to approach different situations will have measurable effects on the player’s experience while completing tasks.
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https://segmentnext.com/2018/01/22/metro-exodus-script-is-bigger/

 
Cover di marzo di Game Informer. :hype:

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http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2018/02/06/march-2018-cover-revealed-metro-exodus-4a-games.aspx

http://www.gameinformer.com/p/metroexodus.aspx

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Info by Gameinformer (news di SG)

Come vi abbiamo raccontato ieri, Metro Exodus è il gioco di copertina sul numero di marzo della rivista Game Informer, e oggi siamo in grado di riportare alcuni particolari che arrivano proprio dal magazine. In particolare, sono le proporzioni delle aree open world a sorprendere: le più grandi saranno di 2000 metri x 2000 metri, vale a dire dalle 10 alle 18 volte più ampia della zona dalle dimensioni superiori in Last Light (111 metri x 200 metri circa). Inoltre, apprendiamo, sarà possibile accedere a missioni secondarie che premieranno il giocatore con equipaggiamento e punti morali, mentre lo stealth è stato completamente rivisitato per essere più difficile e realistico. Quanto alle armi, due curiosità: ognuna di essa potrà disporre di cinque accessori diversi, e gli utenti avranno l'opportunità di tenerle basse in modo da far capire di non rappresentare una minaccia per gli NPC.
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HYPE :hype:

 
10 Bold Changes Exodus Is Making To Metro

Though familiar (mask-obscured) faces return from prior games, Exodus is bringing sweeping changes to Metro's claustrophobic brand of action-horror. We recently went to 4A Games' studio in Malta and took a sneak peek at the latest entry. We came away with a sense of great ambition and boldness on behalf of 4A's attempt to make the best Metro game. The team is completely redefining certain features long-time fans consider tenets of the series.

These are the 10 biggest changes we saw.

1. Say Goodbye To The Metro

Both Metro 2033 and Last Light took place in and under the Moscow metro. As trailers suggest, this is no longer the case. After an introductory sequence in Metro, Exodus finds Artyom, his wife Anna, and the rest of the crew cutting through the Russian wilderness in search of hope. This means bigger spaces, dangerous new factions, and a new world of trouble for our survivors.

2. Exodus Is Bigger...But It's Not Open World.

During our studio visit, 4A Games pressed upon us repeatedly the importance of realizing that Exodus is not an open-world game. Instead, Exodus is comprised of several huge sandbox levels that funnel in and out of the linear path of story missions, as well as side activities for you to find. Once you finish an area, you move on to the next one, without any way to return to it. Still, the flythroughs of the sandbox regions were impressive and diverse. The largest area in Last Light, according to 4A, was 200x100 meters and Exodus' sandboxes stretch to two square kilometers.

3. The Ammo Economy Is Gone

In the previous Metro titles, you used military-grade ammunition to purchase weapons, upgrades for said weapons, and various tools like medkits. This made combat encounters tense and tactical, forcing you to decide if sacrificing bullets to mow down the guards in your way was worth it, or if you should instead take a longer route and bypass your foes with stealth. Since you're not in the metro anymore, the ammo economy is no longer a concern. Instead, that economy has been replaced by a scavenging system that seems more in line with recent Fallout entries, turning junk and valuables you find in the open world into two resources: chemicals and materials. These can then be used to craft tools and other valuable items.

Prepare to seek out workstations littered around each map to craft precious ammo, though.

4. Combat Has Been Enhanced

With Metro increasing its size, it makes sense for the game to expand its combat and stealth gameplay as well. While the classic flexible gameplay of Metro remains steadfast, letting players choose between stealth and guns-blazing action, 4A has complicated things in pleasing ways. You now have the option between lethal and non-lethal takedowns for foes, giving you a happy pacifistic medium between violent killing and completely bypassing enemies. The takedown animations are also now varied, with each animation depending on what weapon you're using, the speed of your approach, and where you are adjacent to the enemy.

Beyond this expansion, the game also keeps tabs on your actions. Mowing down members of one faction can result in them meeting you with open hostility should you run into them down the road. However, treating them with relative gentleness could make for friendlier run-ins.

5. Your Hub World Is On The Move

With the Metro gone, so are the various stations that would act as your hub worlds, letting you restock ammo and talk to inhabitants for bits of story building. This time they've been replaced with a train called The Aurora. While we weren't told too much about the specifics of the locomotive, creative director Andriy Prokhorov did say, "the Aurora will be constantly changing along the journey with more cars, different types of cars, and people that join you."

6. You Use Vehicles

4A Games told us there would be vehicles for the player to commandeer during their journey, through the studio was tight-lipped when it came to saying what kind of vehicles. Outside of The Aurora, we saw Artyom row a boat across a lake, but that was the only player-controlled vehicle we witnessed during the gameplay demonstration.

7. The Game Takes Place Over A Year

2033 and Last Light took place over the course of a few days. Exodus's journey instead occurs over the course of a year, with each sandbox encompassing a season. The "fall level" takes place in a gorgeous mountain setting filled with mutant bears while summer takes place in a deserty environment with burning oil platforms on the coast that gives off a bit of a Mad Max vibe.

8. Weapon Upgrades Are Different Now

Whereas previous games had you buying upgrades or discovering weapons in the field with unremovable attachments, Exodus makes things a little more relaxed and stressful at the same time. If you come across a weapon in the world that has a scope or clip extender you want but you don't want the weapon it's attached to, good news, you can remove it and use it with a compatible gun in your inventory. A lot of attachments are available for your guns: scopes, barrels, stocks, magazines, and attachments.

However, weapon upkeep is now something to be concerned about. If you don't visit your workstation enough to perform maintenance on your gun, it can become unclean. They never stop working completely, but when guns get dirty, they eject literal dirt from the barrel and suffer a stats hit to damage and accuracy.

9. There Are Side Excursions

While lacking the typical quest-giver interaction that defines "sidequests," 4A says it's creating a wealth of activities for each area for players to find as they explore. Players can learn about these quests by reading notes found in the world, talking to characters, or overhearing conversations. Going off the beaten path could lead to a firefight with bandits in a farm, or a house filled with supplies, as well as some corpses that appear to have betrayed one another shortly before they drew their last breaths.

10. The Factions Are More Self-Contained

Whereas the factions in 2033 and Last Light formed a tightly interconnected (and often hostile) community, Exodus has factions that live in isolation from one another that you encounter. During our gameplay demo, we ran into a group of religious fanatics that worshiped a massive fish living in a nearby lake. Artyom's actions toward each faction, namely whether he responds with violence or pacifism in their initial meeting, will define his relationship to each.

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2018/02/07/10-bold-changes-exodus-is-making-to-metro.aspx

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Comunicato ufficiale, mostrano gameplay all'E3. :gab:

"Lo sviluppo di Metro Exodus sta procedendo bene, siamo tutti molto entusiasti di quello che stiamo vedendo. Monitoriamo costantemente il progresso dello sviluppo per offrire un prodotto che i giocatori e i fan della serie Metro vogliono e desiderano; ed osserviamo anche gli annunci dei titoli dei nostri concorrenti. Noi vorremmo che tutti possano provare il Metro più ambizioso mai creato fino ad oggi, nella sua forma migliore, e per questo abbiamo preso la decisione di spostare l'uscita all'inizio del 2019. Sappiamo che sarà una notizia che deluderà i fan che avevano sperato di poterci giocare quest'anno ma apprezzerete la qualità del risultato finale che otterremo grazie a questo tempo aggiuntivo per lo sviluppo e a questa nuova data di uscita. Inoltre cogliamo l'occasione per confermarvi che all'E3 di giugno mostreremo una parte di un'ambientazione del gameplay mai vista prima.

Grazie per la pazienza e la comprensione, non vediamo l'ora di condividere altro con voi a giugno."

https://www.spaziogames.it/notizie_videogiochi/console_multi_piattaforma/269196/metro-exodus-posticipato-lancio-dellatteso-sparatutto

 
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