See All The Beautiful Places And People You'll Destroy In Bodycount

I wonder if I stopped anyone from getting this? 
 
Edit:  Why did I put a question mark at the end of that sentence? 
 
Anyways, watched the video and the characters look nice and I like the clean looking futuristic environment in the placeholder image, but the rest of the game looked pretty meh.  

Soo pretty.....

This looks...interesting?

I wonder if I stopped anyone from getting this?

Sweet up until the last setting, factory? Never heard of that in a game!

Well it's not Brink....

Another shooter that doesnt look like anything special. I hope it turns out good..but duder..i wouldnt put any money on it.

Have to say, I do like the art style. Seems fresh.

The Bodycount of Monte Cristo.

Wait a minute

Codemasters still publishes games that aren't racing games?

seems kinda like Brink.

Wait...hold on a minute...
 
What does Ice-T think about all this?

hmm, this could actually be an interesting game

I know this feeling, it feels good - but its the same feeling I got the first time I saw brink. I'll be on the fence on this.

 Looks Different , that's a great thing. 
  
 
Oh yea, that guy has a gold tooth!

From the preview picture I had hoped for a more Mirror's Edge like look.

Those angular character designs are badass.

After Brink it's hard for me not to be suspicious of brits telling me how great their FPS is.

Still no idea of what to think about this game.

I knew department stores were evil...

Max your last name is Cant. AND your British. Sorry but no trust :S.

LOL helmet.

oh thank god, another shooter.

The joke about the sliced bread .... eh...

Looks cool, but it all depends on how the shooting feels. 

After Brink it's hard for me not to be suspicious of brits telling me how great their FPS is.

I need more gold-toothed developers in my videogames.

"Behind The Bullets"
That is so very stupid

It... looks like a colorful Black. I liked that game, so all is good.

The whole 'make the developers look cool' thing just does not work, ever.

here comes the hype train.  
 
Also, it feels like BLACK all over again. Get a studio that makes racing games to make a first person shooter. Hopefully it doesn't up like BLACK.

a stealth by Bang and Olufsenn kind of look... haha. Also aspects of it remind me of Brink.

@blacklab: Definitely right. I'd much rather see them just as their desks, why do they have to go to some decrepit building? I mean I'm all for nice looking HD video but all other other stuff really serves no purpose at all. Besides, I'd rather see the people behind the game portrayed like cool people to work with rather than staring blankly into the camera trying to invoke some kind of strange emotion out of me.

"So I'm the art director on Bodycount. I'm specifically reponsable for making sure that everything in the game has one coherant asthetic look."
 
"We drop the parachute into what's effectively a very old, British colonial style town and from that point on all the different stages you go through are completely different from the last one." 

That man doesn't seem to understand his job.

boring. there aren't even true ironsights. next.

Major groan when the Codemasters logo came up.
 
These types of videos are always so ridiculously pander-y and generic.

They could also just have set the game in present-day London.

This game seems good but... what's the hook?

I think whoever's marketing this needs to take another good look at it n give us something to talk about. I mean look at the comments here, we're all just kind of optimistically apathetic.

Seems more like Brink meets MAG with less players (Then again, I don't know what the player count for this will be)... 
 
Still, I like that the AD was giving his reasons for decisions in the game. Hearing some of the development decisions from their viewpoint helps keep expectations on a realistic level.

Another class-based shooter? Ehhhhh. Why does everything have to be classes?

I had to go back and listen again, because I thought I heard it wrong, but Dr. Goldtooth said I get to "kick the ass out the world".

So, am I kicking all the ass out of the world or only the ass that I want to kick out? Because, I gotta say, I kinda like ass.

@SiN13 said:

After Brink it's hard for me not to be suspicious of brits telling me how great their FPS is.

Seconded.

Whoa, whoa, whoa... An environment that you can destroy!? Groundbreaking.

@Bumpton said:

Whoa, whoa, whoa... An environment that you can destroy!? Groundbreaking.

Whoa, whoa, whoa... a unoriginal lackluster smartass reply trying to be funny!? Groundbreaking.

And they never said they invented it and it was the most groundbreaking game in the history of groundbreaking games, at least they are trying, which is more then i can say about a lot of AAA titles that are the same game every year.

The end of august is already packed with interesting non FPS games.

This looks too generic atm for me to care.

Come on now, say it with me, "Shooter fatigue!"

Ugh.

I have high hopes for this.. 
It doesn't have THAT much hype behind it so it's impossible to pull off a Brink, which is good. 
I'm just a little concerned about the longevity with the game. The length of the campaign, multiplayer, different modes, character progression etc.

It's nice to see a current gen shooter with some concept of color usage. Well, besides Bulletstorm, anyway. This is still just a huge question mark though; I'm paying attention to it because it was, at one point, called the spiritual successor to Black. But after the designer left the project, .....eh. I just don't know. 
 
It seems to be sort of a traditional, derivative, military shooter. At least, until you get to "the Target" and these alien robot dudes who have never been shown in action before, and only exist as concept art so far. Where's the destruction that's supposed to be a key feature? The next generation of the kinda sh** that happened in Black? They barely show off this game, even in this trailer. Codemasters needs to start showing this game off A LOT if we're to believe the buzz. For all we know, there could only be 3 rooms in the game with destructible walls, and they save 'em just for shots in trailers.   
 
I'm waiting for a Quick Look at this point:)