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I remember a screenshot around the time of the Deus Ex items where it was a screenshot of the strict design rules they followed for the sake of the setting and gameplay, and next to it all the Deus Ex items that took that carefully crafted design and ruined it.Kind of pertinent to revisit this as CS:GO went F2P recently.
Definitely his most somber vid, which sets it apart from most of his other works.
After beating Far Cry 5 it has its issues but some of the things are a big improvement from pieces of other games in the series like 2,3 and 4. Gun for hires do what you tell them to most of the time and enemies aren't gonna lazer spot you from the next section of the map unless they are in flying vehicles. I feel some of Crow's points are correct and informative but in some of the comparison videos, they are things you only pay attention to if you spend too much time not playing the game and staring at textures all day to find the ones misplaced pixel that wasn't there in the other game before it.I don't like Corwbcat's videos. Some are great. I liked the Ubisoft downgrades video, but most of the time it's cherry picked nonsense that's quoted ad nauseam as an instant argument winner when they are far from that. His Far Cry 5 video came out just after I finished a playthrough of Far Cry 2, and while comparisons like fire spreading or bullet holes in windows might be genuine downgrades. What he doesn't show is Far Cry 2 crashing all the time, or enemy camps respawning once they are outside of the draw distance, or enemies being able to spot you from 20 miles away through the jungle in the dark, or how all the characters talk like they're late for an appointment, or how friendly AI is completely useless, or any of the many other issues that Far Cry 2 has. I don't know if Far Cry 5 fixes those issues as I've not played it, but leaving that stuff out was dishonest imo.
I don't think AI and physics really matter when the whole point of GTA, to cause chaos, was actively discouraged by the pretentious story.It is though, the AI and physics in 5 are downgraded to hell.
My favorite was the one he made where he showed /v/'s reaction to GTA V getting a PC port. It shows how much of a shithole /v/ was and still is
"Five years" and this is the best they got? How fucking shameful.Crowbcat has just graced us with a new video...
Y'know, I have Xbox Games Pass so technically I can play this for free - and even then after watching this I kinda dun wanna.
His DMC video was straight up "haha, look how poorly programmed it is!", which is a crapshoot compared to how "investigated" his GTA and Far Cry videos were. This one reeks of that finger-pointing approach as well, but still somewhat closer to the kind of video that made him popular.Crowbcat has just graced us with a new video...
Y'know, I have Xbox Games Pass so technically I can play this for free - and even then after watching this I kinda dun wanna.
The bigger thing I noticed about crackdown 3 is that it seems to have less of the over the top physics that made the first such a crazy co-op game. The first felt like an obscure bargain bin game you'd find and have a good time playing at GameStop, 3 seems like they forgot a lot about what made the first so fun. The MP thing was a huge downgrade though but it was such a downgrade even some game journalists were seeing it.His DMC video was straight up "haha, look how poorly programmed it is!", which is a crapshoot compared to how "investigated" his GTA and Far Cry videos were. This one reeks of that finger-pointing approach as well, but still somewhat closer to the kind of video that made him popular.
He certainly lost some shine in my eyes, but I guess his videos fulfill their purpose. I can see why his more casual videos get no views.
I think it's the final third that does that because it focuses on the downgrade from the trailers as opposed to the previous games. That is what he's best at imo.His DMC video was straight up "haha, look how poorly programmed it is!", which is a crapshoot compared to how "investigated" his GTA and Far Cry videos were. This one reeks of that finger-pointing approach as well, but still somewhat closer to the kind of video that made him popular.
He certainly lost some shine in my eyes, but I guess his videos fulfill their purpose. I can see why his more casual videos get no views.
Not even the dead shall know peace from this evil.I thought this got bumped to announce he was dead.