So I’ve had this game since it came out and uninstalled it because it took forever to kill someone like it took a whole mag to kill someone. It all changed once it was updated a few months ago.. is there setting where I can make it ONE SHOT kill again??
The entire meta around this (compelling) game almost seems entirely based on the hanus nature of the level settings. Everything about "Ready or Not" is always like "dismantling a child p***phile ring" as the level setting. It seems... forced. Unnecessary even. You don't need to constantly tap into carnal bullshit to give the player a mission to accomplish. ....because the game as it stands just comes across like a generic infiltrator that needs a lot of polish. And nothing about the actual execution of the level gives you any feeling of "the setting" in general.
If you look around instead of executing the bad people you get a feeling of the setting real fast. This game has a pretty crazy story to it and even crazier lore, you just gotta look around.
@@AzraelAOD6043 I'll take that sure. And I'll be the first to admit, DON'T have a copy of the game. It's got some compelling elements. It's also, from the extensive amount of clears that I've watched, got a load of problems that plague a game like this. (Very discernable patterns and tendencies among NPC's and where/how they spawn) Stuff that's a bit immersion breaking. I might be missing something, but I've never quite seen the "show and tell" elements of level design like we're discussing. TLDR Game isn't bad, definitely is doing it's own thing, I'd like for it to succeed, it's got issues that are not unique to the game alone, but design in general.
Arrest - 0%
Badass - 100%
5:51 “Can’t get my ass arrested” he was in fact not arrested
So I’ve had this game since it came out and uninstalled it because it took forever to kill someone like it took a whole mag to kill someone. It all changed once it was updated a few months ago.. is there setting where I can make it ONE SHOT kill again??
Its in the base game, just most of the time it takes 2 shots to take a enemy down, 3 at max, it may be more if you are facing an armored suspects
Psycho killer)
The entire meta around this (compelling) game almost seems entirely based on the hanus nature of the level settings.
Everything about "Ready or Not" is always like "dismantling a child p***phile ring" as the level setting. It seems... forced. Unnecessary even. You don't need to constantly tap into carnal bullshit to give the player a mission to accomplish.
....because the game as it stands just comes across like a generic infiltrator that needs a lot of polish. And nothing about the actual execution of the level gives you any feeling of "the setting" in general.
If you look around instead of executing the bad people you get a feeling of the setting real fast. This game has a pretty crazy story to it and even crazier lore, you just gotta look around.
@@AzraelAOD6043 I'll take that sure. And I'll be the first to admit, DON'T have a copy of the game. It's got some compelling elements. It's also, from the extensive amount of clears that I've watched, got a load of problems that plague a game like this. (Very discernable patterns and tendencies among NPC's and where/how they spawn) Stuff that's a bit immersion breaking. I might be missing something, but I've never quite seen the "show and tell" elements of level design like we're discussing.
TLDR Game isn't bad, definitely is doing it's own thing, I'd like for it to succeed, it's got issues that are not unique to the game alone, but design in general.
Lore isn’t the the main base of the game, it’s realistic swat gameplay. Story isn’t a big part when playing the game
Satisfying 😌🤌🏽
Dude who makes the videos probably is a CP