All jokes aside, I've been playing a fair bit of Shadow Warrior 2, I'd love for the 4th game to be a blend of 2 and 3, with the 3 gameplay being for main story missions and an over world with side quests and a. Which explains why SW3 was so lacklustre and disappointing. It's too good of a bad joke for there not to be another sequel. So the team literally isn't the same anymore. Not long after this a chunk of the talent behind FWH got fired, and then another chunk left. One of the biggest and most impactful events was FWH being bought out by a massive company that swallows up dev teams at a worrying rate. You'd have to delve into everything that has happened to the studio since the release of SW2 in 2016 to get the full picture. I'm glad you've discovered them though!Īlso what you mean fwh died? What happened?Ī lot. Relative to their quality, I believe SW1 & SW2 to be some of the most underappreciated games I've ever had the pleasure to play. And it legitimately saddens me that so few people know about it, because they're potentially missing out on so much fun. SW2 is a superior game on several fronts. Its way better to have upgrades than weapons that have levels which means you have to regrind them again. Take an adrenaline-fueled journey through a mythical Japanese realm in the Definitive Edition of Shadow Warrior 3, packed with new features, and enjoy an ultraviolent blend of fast-paced gunplay, razor-sharp melee combat, and spectacular free-running movement. SpellForce 2: Shadow Wars is a 2006 real-time strategy and role-playing video game, developed by Phenomic and published by JoWooD Productions.The second instalment in the SpellForce series, the game takes place several years after the events of 2003s SpellForce: The Order of Dawn. I'm always happy to chat about the SW games. I know its 3 months old comment but there isnt any way to talk about the game here unfortunately.ĭon't worry about it mate. Having a limited and handcrafted arsenal that you then upgrade with disposable gems is also far better than having countless disposable weapons with different stats (in my opinion). The combat and gameplay mechanics in SW2 absolutely clowns Borderlands. I'd argue they already did that with SW2. I think it would kick the crap out of the whole Borderlands series if they went Hog wild on it. ![]() The Flying Wild Hog that we all know and love is apparently no more. Heartbreakingly, I doubt we'll ever get this. Then I'd find a balance between the upgrade systems of both games so there's depth to it but it's not too overwhelming for the folks that prefer simpler shooters. ![]() I'd also use SW2 as the starting point in terms of quality of combat and gameplay (obviously make improvements to that foundation). Use SW1 (level design, story and pacing) for the main missions and use SW2 for all the side stuff and replayability. If the npc moves unnaturally, the player. Except I'd want the next SW game to be a mix of SW2 and SW1, not SW3. The current game she is developing, Last Labyrinth, takes the challenge of non-verbal communications from NPCs to the next level since it’s in VR.
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