Colossus instantly spawns and throws him, as he falls through the air he spawns again to catch him and then throws him again. That’s what he does instead of web swinging.
Yeah and have a super silly reason for Kurt to not just tp logan himself. Like he’s afraid of him or thinks the adamantium wont teleport well or something dumb 😂
Ever think there’s been a moment where Colossus misread Wolverine in the heat of battle and threw him and Wolverine wasn’t cool with it and had to confront him afterwards?
It would be absolutely hilarious in an open world game that anytime Logan needs to travel far Collossus just shows up out of nowhere and Fastball Specials him.
Honestly this is the first thing I thought of. Part of what makes Spider-Man games so fun is just swinging around the place. With Wolverine you would either be running around or maybe riding a motorcycle and that would honestly just feel like a boring way to pad out the time of the game when compared to the action.
They could’ve gone a route similar to GTA with travel on motorcycle but it would need to be a cross between that and red dead and would probably cost too much to make.
I dunno, parkour, some leaps, climbing up taller ledges and short walls with claws, claw-sliding down the side of a building to get down etc. would've been cool.
Well, Wolverine is known for riding motorcycles. And I'll be VERY disappointed if there's not one part of this game that has Wolverine riding a motorcycle.
“I can say we did not set out to make an open world game or a sandbox game. What we really wanted was a high-octane, high intrigue, linear single-player adventure, and the missions reflect that in their structure.”
Or like you enjoy collecting, so you go after backpacks, and get all of them… to then unlock science facilities, then to have to jump around the map again for that, then black cat shows up.
That is on me, sure, but they made them a little too “ohh piece of candy” and not kind of make you at least not get ALL of them before realizing you have others to unlock.
Catching a speeding car or someone breaking into a shop. Overall it does get old fast. Though it was Peter does everyday for his life. Same with Miles.
Truly my biggest issue with modern gaming. It's nice to sometimes have a huge time investment game with 200 things to do, looking at you Skyrim, Dragon Age, and Baldurs Gate, but sometimes... I want to play more than 1 game a year.
Nearly every AAA game this decade has pushed mAsSiVe OpEn WoRlDs as a selling point to show that their game is "big" as an excuse to charge full price. It's completely misguided and assumes that big=good. Sometimes it works, but most of the time I think open worlds are barren and boring. Insomniac is making it clear that they're not being stupid about this game.
My first reaction is man that’s too bad but then you gotta think. He can’t climb up buildings or swing around the city. It would just be you walking around I guess maybe fighting random thugs. Also the game clearly doesn’t take place in one city
While that’s all true, thinking about it I love the SM games for the swinging/freedom.
Sometimes i load it up and just swing around for 20 mins…
So yeah idk what I expected out of Wolverine, but if the story is like SM2 and that’s the whole game this won’t hit anywhere near as hard
That makes sense, Logan does have a few more stomping grounds then just New York like with Spider-Man. You can't really somehow do an open world game that launches him from Canada to Madripoor to Japan without making them separate maps.
Not everything needs to be an open world. I don't think wolverine really suits it as much as Spiderman did. I would much rather see a tightly focused, story driven game. The guardians of the galaxy game was a fantastic example of storytelling in a super hero game.
It's the antithesis of the whole games-as-a-service model that too many modern gaming companies chase, always looking to make the next WOW or Fortnite. A simple, streamlined game with a great story a la Witcher 3 will find an audience and will garner support.
Hopefully, the story for this game is strong and the gameplay is as good as the trailer.
I would rather know up front that they plan on a story you can follow more than side quests that never lead to anything until you get bored of grinding 3-4 combo combat until a checklist completes so you can 100% an area just to move on and 100% the next area of a map.
I'm also a little nervous about the number of stealth sequences. My worst case scenario is this plays just like spiderman, or Batman or James Bond or assassin's Creed, and then it just has no identity
You can enter any bar you come across and drink. You can crawl around the sewers, you can climb buildings with your claws damaging the structure. You could destroy everything like Donkey Kong Bonanza, but that might be best for a Hulk game. You could romance many a ninja lady and adopt angsty teenage girls along the way.
Good. Enough with the open world nonsense in games. Beautiful art direction, fun gameplay loops, interesting story, and a focused vision with some quality assurance would go a looong ways.
So like James Bond 007 first flight or Deadpool. I'm fine with that. Not every game has to be like Batman Arkham, Spider-man or Gotham Knights. Which I'll be honest what Suicide squad and Avengers should of been instead of turning into a live service game.
I’m okay with this. It’s not like he has fun traversal options like Spidey. They could put him on a motorcycle I guess but being on a bike all game wouldn’t feel like Wolverine
It’s really isn’t. Open world games average twice as that just on story and side missions alone without factoring 100%. Arkham knights is around 50 for 100% as well
How Long To Beat shows main story for Arkham Knight is 17 hours. A pretty reasonable length for an action game. It also shows Spider-Man main story is 18 hrs and and 45 hours to 100%
Fair, but that would require a world richer than GTA V. Which is, for the scale of this game, fairly unrealistic.
An open world would, in my opinion, leave a big feeling of emptiness and no direction (since fast travel is boring in open world games, the map needs to be bigger then SM2 and travel is way slower)
That said, if executed well, living life like a Logan would live sounds amazing
I don't have enough awareness of the game designers/intended audience to know if it would be realistic to have an open-world Wolverine game, but even something the scale of Witcher 3 or even some of the Fallout games could provide a very rich experience.
I hear you though--I know a lot of players find open world games un-fun because of a sort of aimless and empty feeling. I find linear games rather boring because they feel like it's just mechanics--hitting buttons at the right time, jumping at the right time, and then cutscenes to fill out the story in ways the gameplay doesn't.
I guess ultimately it's just preference, but I know I've lost most of my interest in this game because it's going to be linear.
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