There’s a particularly hard dragon fight in the snowy area towards the end and I was getting nowhere with it, until I realised there are two tentacle monsters nearby that you can trick into fighting the dragon. I particularly like when you can get them fighting each other. Like sometimes they’ll misjudge a job, and technically that might be a bug or something, but it just feels real and organic, like that’s a mistake they’d make in real life. Enemies will chase after you over a much longer distance than I’d expect, they retreat, and they switch up targets. It’s not clever or anything, in the ‘I am alive!’ sense but I’m continually impressed by how it does sensible things I don’t expect. Just a minor thing but I’d just like to praise the artificial intelligence in Elden Ring. Here’s hoping it gets announced this year. People are always saying they should make a new Shaolin Monks but I’m sure they could in a simple side-scroller into the regular games, then see how popular that is and go from there. You’ve got the eternal problem that all fighting games are basically the same but if they focus more on the story, like they usually do, then I think there’s still plenty of reason to make a new one.
They really stepped up with the graphic with the last one two, so if the new one is next gen only that really should be a sight. I don’t know what the answer is here, maybe setting the games further in the future is the answer or making the games more like a tactical squad game, but I don’t think old school Call Of Duty has got much more life in it.Ĭurious to see what Mortal Kombat 12 is going to be like, because I would’ve thought that series had run out of new ideas years ago and yet it still keeps coming back and I’ve enjoyed all the recent ones. You can see the same problem with Battlefield, where there’s just nothing to do but invent contrived new game modes and hope everyone’s satisfied with slightly better graphics.
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