In terms of combat, from what I've gathered from other videos is that actual damage is the same but the Stagger damage is significantly increased on the initial shots. This isn't such a big deal against the smaller MTs, but against the bigger Quad MTs it could be huge as getting a quick stagger could give you the chance to get an early combo going
I was wondering if damage would be considered a direct hit (same as damage dealt to enemies who are staggered) or if it would be an increased stagger amount. But it was difficult to tell from some of the video footage without having numbers to reference
Random question: I put the ps5 down as my consol of choice in the first giveaway video, but I had to sell it (money's getting tight 😂). I still have my ps4. Is there any way for me to edit my console information for the giveaway? Thanks a ton 🦾
The platform question was more just to gauge which platform ecosystem people were going to be playing on. For example, if the winner is playing on playstation, I'll gift it as either PS4 or PS5 based on their choice. So don't worry about not having the PS5. I'll work with the winner to make sure they get their hands on the game 👍
I think if you're going to talk about stealth in AC6 it's a good idea to mention the scanner which allows you to see through walls. Its purpose is so that you can engage with enemies before they are aware of your presence much like when you would approach an enemy from behind. Because of the larger map sizes, it seems apparent that they are going for level design where you approach enemies in smaller groups where more cautious players can manage to avoid unnecessary damage from ambushes. This has been pretty much been a staple of fromsoft's level design since demon souls. In the souls series there has always been stealth elements but they have been far from the focus. Even in sekiro which has a large empasis on stealth, a majority of the gameplay is skill expression by using various prosthetic tools and weapon arts. So honestly I do not see a big focus of stealth in AC6 how they will likely try to sprinkle them throughout their larger levels, however it's also important to note a lot of the gameplay will revolve around using structures as cover to avoid enemy fire (and so the scanner will also be useful to see enemies that you can no longer see behind a wall) Another thing to note, I think that it's common for when you move far enough away from an enemy they'll stop trying to pursue you, or at least their weapons will become out of range that they'll no longer be able to damage you. This is a common tactic in AC games as your ammo is precious, avoiding harmless enemies is usually a viable tactic to conserve ammo so that you have enough left over for your primary objectives. (and to save money)
I still find a little strange the presence of an stealth mechanic in the game. Don't get me wrong, it is cool that the game has one. But anyone that live close to an airport or air base can attest that an AC would be loud as fuck, no way the enemies couldn't hear it at distance.
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In terms of combat, from what I've gathered from other videos is that actual damage is the same but the Stagger damage is significantly increased on the initial shots.
This isn't such a big deal against the smaller MTs, but against the bigger Quad MTs it could be huge as getting a quick stagger could give you the chance to get an early combo going
I was wondering if damage would be considered a direct hit (same as damage dealt to enemies who are staggered) or if it would be an increased stagger amount. But it was difficult to tell from some of the video footage without having numbers to reference
My friends have been clowning me over my idea of a stealth build, but I totally agree that this is a feature to pay attention to.
Random question: I put the ps5 down as my consol of choice in the first giveaway video, but I had to sell it (money's getting tight 😂). I still have my ps4. Is there any way for me to edit my console information for the giveaway?
Thanks a ton 🦾
The platform question was more just to gauge which platform ecosystem people were going to be playing on. For example, if the winner is playing on playstation, I'll gift it as either PS4 or PS5 based on their choice. So don't worry about not having the PS5. I'll work with the winner to make sure they get their hands on the game 👍
@GooberTroy Awesome, thank you for the clarification!
I think if you're going to talk about stealth in AC6 it's a good idea to mention the scanner which allows you to see through walls. Its purpose is so that you can engage with enemies before they are aware of your presence much like when you would approach an enemy from behind. Because of the larger map sizes, it seems apparent that they are going for level design where you approach enemies in smaller groups where more cautious players can manage to avoid unnecessary damage from ambushes. This has been pretty much been a staple of fromsoft's level design since demon souls. In the souls series there has always been stealth elements but they have been far from the focus. Even in sekiro which has a large empasis on stealth, a majority of the gameplay is skill expression by using various prosthetic tools and weapon arts. So honestly I do not see a big focus of stealth in AC6 how they will likely try to sprinkle them throughout their larger levels, however it's also important to note a lot of the gameplay will revolve around using structures as cover to avoid enemy fire (and so the scanner will also be useful to see enemies that you can no longer see behind a wall)
Another thing to note, I think that it's common for when you move far enough away from an enemy they'll stop trying to pursue you, or at least their weapons will become out of range that they'll no longer be able to damage you. This is a common tactic in AC games as your ammo is precious, avoiding harmless enemies is usually a viable tactic to conserve ammo so that you have enough left over for your primary objectives. (and to save money)
I still find a little strange the presence of an stealth mechanic in the game. Don't get me wrong, it is cool that the game has one. But anyone that live close to an airport or air base can attest that an AC would be loud as fuck, no way the enemies couldn't hear it at distance.
I agree it would be difficult to justify from a realistic perspective. Those cockpits just have really good noise cancelling tech 😳 lol
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ninja gaiden isnt a stealth game btw....from the thumbnail just sayin
I know right wtf
Its a stealth game because he kills all the witnesses
@@radiantfartcloud2041 then that makes pretty much every game a stealth game...u know kill all enemies.... god of war, all DOOM games are stealth