Redoing the shooting in Re4 would break that game. Every action, yours and the enemies, feels so well tuned around a specific range of motion and animation timing. Managing crowds is a huge part of why that game is fun, having to make split second decisions about when to back up, when to try and fit a reload in, when to try for melee attacks to make some more space.. I can understand why people don't like it, but for for its own purposes Re4 controls extremely well.
Slapping in even Dead Space style controls would fundamentally change how that game plays. I'm not convinced that Capcom would put enough work into it to make it any better than the original, and in that case what would be the point?
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Resident Evil 4 was designed with these specific controls in mind. Wanting strafing and shit is completely missing the point of how the levels were crafted and how the devs have placed enemies. I played it again recently and it felt fine, although it required some getting used to. However I quickly got the hang of it. Holy crap sometimes Jeff needs some perspective.
@shaunk: So calling out a bad game is being toxic and a dick now? Ok. And Vinny ranking it as the best of three bad games is a seal of quality? Gotcha.
I enjoyed watching this, the same way I enjoyed Alex play Big Rigs. Watching someone suffer through a bad game is fun.
Saying stupid shit like "your opinions are bad" is dickish, yeah. Also childish.
Either time code episodes so we can skip destiny talk or start a separate Destiny podcast.
Enough is enough brad.
Eh, I've never played Destiny or don't intend to, but it really is interesting to hear how the game develops over time. Seeing if the wreck can be repaired into something that's worthwhile.
Destiny is not interesting enough to take up 1/3 of a podcast. blah blah blah loot blah blah level up rabble rabble raid
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