This was my WORST experience, the Journal does not tell you what you need and the only way to find out is to go back to the doors to check progress. So what I did is I just did them one door at a time so I could remember what I needed for each one. In truth, all of them can be completed by just running the Freeplay events as they pop.
I was working on the second door(West) and didn't even realize that I completed 3(North West) and 4 (North) while working on 2. They should add objective progress to the journal rather than just completion progress. But that would be horrendous in coding I think lol
Thanks for the info. Now I don't have to sit through loading screens just to view my progress!
/fistbump
All of this is fair criticism. But don't forget, that $15 that he is talking about grants you access to play a ton of games, not just Anthem. So $15 to try out Anthem while also getting to try all of the other games is a bargain, in my opinion. I don't have Premier on my PC but have Access on my xbox and for the $5/month I pay for it I can download and play like 70+ games.
Agree on all the points except the one about Apex. It's a simple game to make and has a lot of server issues (more so than Anthem). Some of the stuff you mention are simply learn to play-things like not hitting rocks with ranger ultimate. The game is perfectly fine for a "live game"-release that is meant to evolve over time. The problem is the hyperbole from the negative side claiming its the worst game ever, clearly they havent played many games.
This game will no doubt have it's core playerbase that will love this game, but it isnt going to be the huge game EA would have expected. I see this game more akin to Evolve (yea remember that game lol), it'll have a great showing at first then just fall of the map in a few months.
Sad really for me this isnt my game and is not a game I expect from Bioware. But whatever I guess.
Last edited by Orby; 2019-02-22 at 04:13 PM.
I love Warcraft, I dislike WoW
Unsubbed since January 2021, now a Warcraft fan from a distance
Well the looter shooter part is probably going to be a wash since The Division 2 comes out in 3 weeks with an open beta before that to lure them away. Question is can the 'but its bioware!' crowd be convinced to stick around in significant numbers when they realise there isnt some huge dragon age origins style story to get lost in and its farm repeatable missions for upgrades if thats not what they want out of a bioware title?
This is what I don't get:
PLAYERS: "Hey, here is problem X".
Bioware fixes it in less than a week, along with a host of other bugs/gameplay issues.
PLAYERS: "This game sux! EA cash shop! DIAF! 6 out of 10! Worse than Fallout76!"
I mean, seriously....wut? Other than a massive content drop(which takes a LOT of dev time to produce), Bioware has fixed every major issue identified by players, and yet players are still taking a giant dump on the game. It's fucked.
I don't get why people are saying "oh let's see how Bioware updates the game"
The game should have been fucking ready to go. There's no excuse for it from any developer.
When did it get to this where we have to wait months or a year + for a game to get good? What happened to games being good or at least polished out of the door?
If this game does fail then I'm sorry but it's a case of EA/Bioware and "you reap what you sow".
WOW, that's bad! Makes me wonder what he did or said in his video though. Guys like Datto and Mtashed aren't giving it glowing reviews either, and even saying to wait until later before deciding to purchase, and nothing has happened to them or their reviews. After seeing this guy's tweet replies though I can guess he probably went overboard in his review.
For those saying game changers aren't allowed to give criticism on the game though are incorrect.
This has been debunked already... Try again.
https://twitter.com/justbiglee/statu...20011203313664