I got drunk and bought The Order: 1886 for $15. What should I expect? I bought it used if that matters.
shit
should have bought more booze nigger, you fucked up
>>337061934
Hindsight is 20/20, especially when you sober up.
>>337061731
A bad movie. Drink up.
>>337061731
I'll never understand how people can be drunk, sit in front of a computer monitor, and not pass out instantly.
>>337062515
Practice.
>>337061731
>what should I expect
$14 of wasted money.
>>337061731
unmachted graphics that shits on anything you have ever seen.
>>337062515
>$5.99
That's pretty sad. Knowing that you and an entire crew worked hard to create a"game"only for it to be thrown into the bargain bin. Did it even sell enough to warrant a that sequel they oh so hoped for with the ending?
>>337061731
I got drunk and bought OP's mom for $15. What should I expect? I bought her used if that matters.
>$20 for a game only a year old
Damn, that's actually pretty sad. I thought The Order was supposed to be Game Of The Millennium?
>>337063481
One charge of desecrating the dead.
>>337063460
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2013-07-19-gamestop-exploiting-developers-and-consumers-says-ready-at-dawn-boss
Get ready for the real kick in the teeth. The head of the company hated used game sales and felt middle-men companies were stealing profits. Three years later, GameStop owns Ready At Dawn.
>>337061731
A mediocre game with mediocre gameplay and a mediocre story. Might have been better priced at 10$ but not too bad if you're drunk i guess.
Really sad how the developers claimed their game was steak when it was actually mcdonalds meat patty stacked on top of eachother. I'd hate to have been one of the morons who preordered the failed abortion. I hope the developers know now that they failed.
>>337062515
child spotted
>>337063870
>Three years later, GameStop owns Ready At Dawn.
That FUCKING irony, holy shit it hurts!
Also a quote from the article:
>"I don't think we should stop used games, but we should do something about getting part of the revenue back from GameStop and places like that."
Then don't make an interactive movie with zero lastability and get your funding for AAA publishers that'll price your movie at 60 fucking dollery doos.
>"I think this is something we need to curb on the retail side. We're putting the consumers in an awkward spot and we shouldn't have to," he continued. "Why should they be the ones to deal with a flawed system? They are the guys we do this for. They are the ones who should be able to benefit the most from being able to buy it."
Well it turns out that people would rather spend 10 bucks on something that's clearly meant to be a movie, but marketed as a game meant to look like a movie GOD DAMMIT.
Holy shit great graphics with terribly uninspired 3rd person cover shooting and a mediocre at best story.
Dem graphics tho. The zeppelin scene especially.
For $15 your good. It's really pretty although very cut scene heavy. Probably more cut scenes than game parts. If you liked last of us/uncharted the gameplay is almost identical down to the controls but it's fun
I got the platinium trophy of this game in one afternoon and a half. I borrowed it for free and I still feel robbed. This game is a joke on every level, an utterly forgettable rail shooter without any depth or enjoyable feature.
What infuriates me is that the creative director of tis game is known for being pals with Naughty Dog's president and they go on interviews shitting on the industry especially japanese games.
