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Heute vorbestellt mit Augenmerk auf die SP Kampagne.
Hoffe sie weiß zu unterhalten bin guter Dinge, da die Revealtrailer ordentlich aussahen und ich hoffe die ehemaligen Inifinty Wards Arbeiter können an MW 1 und 2 anschließen.
Hoffe sie weiß zu unterhalten bin guter Dinge, da die Revealtrailer ordentlich aussahen und ich hoffe die ehemaligen Inifinty Wards Arbeiter können an MW 1 und 2 anschließen.
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Five Things About Titanfall 2 Single Player
When the team started development on Titanfall 2, we invested a lot of time in “finding the fun”. We experimented with different ideas for a single player campaign, from a gameplay-first mindset. At the same time, it made sense to step back and ask one very fundamental question:
“What is Titanfall?”
Titanfall is two games in one that are carefully balanced - agile Pilots and powerful Titans. This led to an interesting narrative question: what is the relationship between a Pilot and a Titan? Where can we go with that? It was from these questions that Titanfall 2’s single player campaign really began to take shape.
Fast forward nearly two years, and we’re putting the finishing touches on Titanfall 2. As we prepare for the launch on October 28, 2016, we’d like to share with you five things to expect about the single player campaign:
A Different Style of Pacing
Titanfall 2’s single player campaign is a carefully crafted, cinematic shooter experience, but with a different style of pacing than you might expect. While you’ll experience a wide range of intense battles as a Pilot and as a Titan during your journey with BT, those experiences will be contrasted against opportunities for exploration and some quieter moments of contemplation.
Experience Titanfall on Your Own Terms
Single player is designed to be a standalone narrative experience, so that you can enjoy Titanfall at your own pace and on your own terms. It’s not a training module for multiplayer. That said, there are many moments in the campaign where you’ll have to use basic Pilot skills such as wall running and double-jumping, as well as other Pilot and Titan abilities. As you get used to flowing and maneuvering in single player, using your abilities in concert, you’ll find yourself naturally better prepared to enter the realm of multiplayer, should you choose to do so.
A New World to Discover
One thing that surprised us after the release of the first Titanfall was just how much fans wanted to learn about the universe. This sentiment gave us an extra push to find ways of delivering lore across all parts of Titanfall 2. In single player, the citizen soldiers of the Militia continue their fight to retake the Frontier. Set against them are the occupying forces of the vast, Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation. Our story begins when the Militia deploys a small fleet to the planet Typhon, in support of a wider offensive push. But not everything on Typhon is as it seems, setting the stage for you and BT to journey through a hostile and strange, yet beautiful world.
The Bond Between Pilot and Titan
Titanfall 2 is about the bond between Jack and BT. That's the essence of the story we want to tell. And when you think about it, every “buddy story” has a kind of back and forth between its leads. They have to be able to react to each other or there is no relationship. That’s why we provided players a few responses to choose from when talking to BT. While these dialogue options don't change the outcome of the game, they give you a fun way to banter with BT by choosing the tone that best reflects your own personality.
Fight As You Will
We have a lot of people here at Respawn who have made what some consider the best single player campaigns in the genre, but we wanted to create something new and fresh, taking full advantage of the gameplay pillars of Pilot mobility, Pilot combat, and Titan combat. That’s why in Titanfall 2, we encourage players to be creative in battle. Some players will want to take a more surgical shooter approach, while others will develop a free-flowing chaotic style, chaining together slides, wall runs, melee executions, and more, mixing it up at high speed. Others will try a blend of techniques. The point is that all these interpretations are valid. You have the freedom to “fight as you will.”
That’s all for now. More to come as we get closer to launch. Stay tuned, and standby for Titanfall 2!
When the team started development on Titanfall 2, we invested a lot of time in “finding the fun”. We experimented with different ideas for a single player campaign, from a gameplay-first mindset. At the same time, it made sense to step back and ask one very fundamental question:
“What is Titanfall?”
Titanfall is two games in one that are carefully balanced - agile Pilots and powerful Titans. This led to an interesting narrative question: what is the relationship between a Pilot and a Titan? Where can we go with that? It was from these questions that Titanfall 2’s single player campaign really began to take shape.
Fast forward nearly two years, and we’re putting the finishing touches on Titanfall 2. As we prepare for the launch on October 28, 2016, we’d like to share with you five things to expect about the single player campaign:
A Different Style of Pacing
Titanfall 2’s single player campaign is a carefully crafted, cinematic shooter experience, but with a different style of pacing than you might expect. While you’ll experience a wide range of intense battles as a Pilot and as a Titan during your journey with BT, those experiences will be contrasted against opportunities for exploration and some quieter moments of contemplation.
Experience Titanfall on Your Own Terms
Single player is designed to be a standalone narrative experience, so that you can enjoy Titanfall at your own pace and on your own terms. It’s not a training module for multiplayer. That said, there are many moments in the campaign where you’ll have to use basic Pilot skills such as wall running and double-jumping, as well as other Pilot and Titan abilities. As you get used to flowing and maneuvering in single player, using your abilities in concert, you’ll find yourself naturally better prepared to enter the realm of multiplayer, should you choose to do so.
A New World to Discover
One thing that surprised us after the release of the first Titanfall was just how much fans wanted to learn about the universe. This sentiment gave us an extra push to find ways of delivering lore across all parts of Titanfall 2. In single player, the citizen soldiers of the Militia continue their fight to retake the Frontier. Set against them are the occupying forces of the vast, Interstellar Manufacturing Corporation. Our story begins when the Militia deploys a small fleet to the planet Typhon, in support of a wider offensive push. But not everything on Typhon is as it seems, setting the stage for you and BT to journey through a hostile and strange, yet beautiful world.
The Bond Between Pilot and Titan
Titanfall 2 is about the bond between Jack and BT. That's the essence of the story we want to tell. And when you think about it, every “buddy story” has a kind of back and forth between its leads. They have to be able to react to each other or there is no relationship. That’s why we provided players a few responses to choose from when talking to BT. While these dialogue options don't change the outcome of the game, they give you a fun way to banter with BT by choosing the tone that best reflects your own personality.
Fight As You Will
We have a lot of people here at Respawn who have made what some consider the best single player campaigns in the genre, but we wanted to create something new and fresh, taking full advantage of the gameplay pillars of Pilot mobility, Pilot combat, and Titan combat. That’s why in Titanfall 2, we encourage players to be creative in battle. Some players will want to take a more surgical shooter approach, while others will develop a free-flowing chaotic style, chaining together slides, wall runs, melee executions, and more, mixing it up at high speed. Others will try a blend of techniques. The point is that all these interpretations are valid. You have the freedom to “fight as you will.”
That’s all for now. More to come as we get closer to launch. Stay tuned, and standby for Titanfall 2!
[video=youtube;WkEzBrJ4-S8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkEzBrJ4-S8[/video]
Sabrewulf
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Beta wohl schon dieses Wochenende
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Titanfall 2 Tech Test #1 takes place Aug 19-21, #2 Aug 26-28
http://gamesintel.com/2016/08/16/titanfall-2-tech-test-1-takes-place-aug-19-21-2-aug-26-28/
[video=youtube;ez6G3Zv4u30]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez6G3Zv4u30[/video]
http://gamesintel.com/2016/08/16/titanfall-2-tech-test-1-takes-place-aug-19-21-2-aug-26-28/
[video=youtube;ez6G3Zv4u30]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez6G3Zv4u30[/video]
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Nächste woche mal auf der One anzocken
Day one ist es ja sowieso
Day one ist es ja sowieso
Sabrewulf
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Gamescom Gameplay
[video]https://youtu.be/76U_PvWkh64?t=34m[/video]
Jackfrags impressions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzPn_sB3F4g
[video]https://youtu.be/76U_PvWkh64?t=34m[/video]
Jackfrags impressions
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzPn_sB3F4g
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DackelArnold
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Habs heute gespielt und fand es nicht besonders überragend. Nah am ersten Teil mit einigen Verbesserungen. Steuerung war aber irgendwie schwammig und ungenau beim Zielen, Balancing der Titans ist stellenweise nicht besonders gut und optisch ist das Bild nicht besonders sauber.
Ist aber unterm Strich ein guter Shooter aber definitiv nicht mein Spiel. Dafür ist mir das Setting zu generisches Scifi.
Ist aber unterm Strich ein guter Shooter aber definitiv nicht mein Spiel. Dafür ist mir das Setting zu generisches Scifi.
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War das vllt ein schlechter TV?
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Keine Ahnung. Kann auch sein das die Steuerung zu empfindlich war oder die Deadzone nicht richtig eingestellt. Viel umstellen konnte man nicht und ich war auch nicht der einzige der mit der Steuerung nicht zufrieden war.
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Beta werde ich auch noch mal spielen. Es ist immer schwer auf einer Messe ein halbwegs brauchbares Fazit zu ziehen.
Das Video von Jackfrags macht mir aber mehr Sorgen das die Spieler die Titans nicht wirklich interessieren und entweder Modi ohne Titans gespielt werden oder der Titan auf Autopilot rumspaziert. Imo kein besonders gutes Zeichen wenn eines der Kernelementen die Spieler bisher einfach nicht anspricht.
Edit: Achja. Titanfall könnt ihr bei EA und bei Sony anspielen. Heute morgen war es nicht all zu voll sodass wir nur wenige Minuten warten mussten.
Das Video von Jackfrags macht mir aber mehr Sorgen das die Spieler die Titans nicht wirklich interessieren und entweder Modi ohne Titans gespielt werden oder der Titan auf Autopilot rumspaziert. Imo kein besonders gutes Zeichen wenn eines der Kernelementen die Spieler bisher einfach nicht anspricht.
Edit: Achja. Titanfall könnt ihr bei EA und bei Sony anspielen. Heute morgen war es nicht all zu voll sodass wir nur wenige Minuten warten mussten.
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Zwar ganz interessant, aber das sieht trotz Source-engine, und es gibt andere Source Games, irgendwie noch hässlicher als Call of Duty aus, hat auch den selben Grafikstil, Source gepimpt kann deutlich mehr.
Ja es ist nicht alles Grafik, aber mit diesem Altbackenem (seht euch mal Black Mesa an, was mit Source möglich ist) kann ich mich nicht anfreunden, das ist einfach stumm hässlich.
Und nein kein Bash, das Spiel ansich, die Idee find ich top, aber die Technik furchtbar, weil ja mehr geht mit der Source, selbst Halflife 2 sieht besser aus, sorry.
Das mit BF1 Technik, mit den Physik-und Interaktionsmöglichkeiten, das wärn Kracher.
Ja es ist nicht alles Grafik, aber mit diesem Altbackenem (seht euch mal Black Mesa an, was mit Source möglich ist) kann ich mich nicht anfreunden, das ist einfach stumm hässlich.
Und nein kein Bash, das Spiel ansich, die Idee find ich top, aber die Technik furchtbar, weil ja mehr geht mit der Source, selbst Halflife 2 sieht besser aus, sorry.
Das mit BF1 Technik, mit den Physik-und Interaktionsmöglichkeiten, das wärn Kracher.
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Fand Teil 1 schon gut. Habe es zwar nur im EA Access gespielt aber Teil 2 wird dank SP definitiv gekauft.