I bet it's gonna be like the Division where it can be either/or. I hope it has a much stronger story and characterization than the
Whatever it'll be, I have full faith in the story telling with him on board.
I bet it's gonna be like the Division where it can be either/or. I hope it has a much stronger story and characterization than the
Whatever it'll be, I have full faith in the story telling with him on board.
The Division has made a big comeback since it's latest patch 1.8. It's had a complete end game overhaul that kills Destiny's.Yep and no. The Division had the same problems as Destiny.
EA have committed to a March 2019 release
On a side note, I finally got around to reading Jason Schreier's book "Blood, Sweat, and Pixels: The Triumphant, Turbulent Stories Behind How Video Games Are Made" and good God its a damn miracle the Bioware was even able to crank out Dragon Age 2 and Inquisition at all. The requests EA execs put on them was absurd. I wasn't one to needlessly blame EA for all of Bioware's problems but now after knowing the full stories behind DA2, Inquisition and Andromeda, EA is at least 75% of the problem. Hopefully for Anthem, the execs are taking a step back and letting the devs develop.
On a side note, I finally got around to reading Jason Schreier's book "Blood, Sweat, and Pixels: The Triumphant, Turbulent Stories Behind How Video Games Are Made" and good God its a damn miracle the Bioware was even able to crank out Dragon Age 2 and Inquisition at all. The requests EA execs put on them was absurd. I wasn't one to needlessly blame EA for all of Bioware's problems but now after knowing the full stories behind DA2, Inquisition and Andromeda, EA is at least 75% of the problem. Hopefully for Anthem, the execs are taking a step back and letting the devs develop.
Ok here goes a long read:I’m curious, anything you can remember off the top of your head EA did exactly?
Anthem took to the stage at Electronic Arts' EA Play conference, kicking off a week of video game news at E3 2018. Headlining the publisher's showcase, the upcoming shared-world action role-playing game (RPG) has gained sizeable attention – framed as a "Destiny-killer" in the industry. While details on have been limited, the briefing finally provided breakdowns of gameplay mechanics, narrative, and progression.
So far Anthem's gameplay has focused solely on cooperative player-versus-environment (PvE) gameplay, with no sign of player-vs-player (PvP) modes. Answering questions from fans following the showcase, Anthem executive producer, Mark Darrah, has confirmed it will not feature in any manner.
Expanding on the decision, Darrah claims this allowed the team to "go broader on gear and weapons," without worrying about balancing player encounters. Furthermore, there are "no current plans" to implement PvP systems in later updates, doubling down on its cooperative focus.
Make sure catch up on the Anthem E3 2018 reveal, where Electronic Arts debuted a new trailer, gameplay, and information on core mechanics. The game currently on track for a February 22, 2019, release on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC.
An overview of the game.