The Order 1886 - does more than 0FPS on PS4
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Soldato
Well I've had this on pre-order for a while and I'm looking forward to playing it 
it makes me laugh when people who haven't played it say it's 3 hours to complete.
it makes me laugh when people who haven't played it say it's 3 hours to complete.
Associate
Report says it's around 12 hours which isn't bad. I'll sell my copy after I complete anyway.
But it's not though is it, there is a YT video of it being done in circa 5.5 hours.
I'm going to pick this up when it's cheap/second hand to be honest, it looks interesting but not paying full retail for it from what I've read.
I'm going to pick this up when it's cheap/second hand to be honest, it looks interesting but not paying full retail for it from what I've read.
Soldato
Think I will do the same, seems short.
Soldato
Looks absolutely fantastic but plays like trash, just my opinion.
Soldato
Yeah a promo disc from a friend.
Soldato
Not when he gives me Infamous First Light, The Last of Us and now the Order, I really hoped next gen consoles were going to be better than this, GTA is epic but so far the only game I've liked.
Associate
Any chance you could elaborate on why the gameplay is poor? Still contemplating if I should pre-order it.
Soldato
I've lent all three to a mate, I hope he gives them more time than I did and then his enthusiasm rubs off on me when I get them back, after about an hour of each I wasn't very impressed(Infamous got binned for GTA) the other two were both very linear but the graphics of The Order were probably the best I've ever seen.
Yes primarily a PC gamer, not necessarily a very good one either.
Yes primarily a PC gamer, not necessarily a very good one either.
Soldato
Is The Order: 1886 too short? “We’re not going to comment,” says developer
http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/16/is-...ort-were-not-going-to-comment-says-developer/
Ready at Dawn, developer of The Order: 1886, has said it won’t comment directly on the length of the game.
theorder1886
The new PS4 exclusive is being criticised for lasting for less than six hours in total despite it being a full-priced release.
Speaking to Eurogamer, CEO of Ready at Dawn Ru Weerasuriya refused to clarify average playtime for the game, and said his team was not going to discuss length despite videos on YouTube showing the entire game completed in 5 hours and 30 minutes.
“At the end of the day, we’re not going to comment on it,” he said. “We can’t stop people from writing the things they do. And we’re not going to jump at every single mistake that is made out there.
“Every time somebody has the wrong impression of something we made, or somebody writes the wrong thing about what we did, it would be a full-time job to be like, oh no, that’s not right. We make games. We do what we do for the players. And, ultimately, that’s where I want to leave it.”
Weerasuriya said he understood the concerns about value for money in the single-player game, but he believes the games business should offer diverse experiences.
“To tell you the truth, that’s something we always keep in our heads. We know people want to be entertained and have things they can play longer.
“But the industry has always had diversity. You go back 10 years, there were a lot of games that were just single-player, one time play. There were some games that were single-player and you could jump back in and get more. That’s what we did in our game. You can jump back and get other things out of it.”
“Gameplay length for me is so relative to quality. It’s just like a movie. Just because a movie is three hours long, it doesn’t make it better,” he added.
http://www.vg247.com/2015/02/16/is-...ort-were-not-going-to-comment-says-developer/
Ready at Dawn, developer of The Order: 1886, has said it won’t comment directly on the length of the game.
theorder1886
The new PS4 exclusive is being criticised for lasting for less than six hours in total despite it being a full-priced release.
Speaking to Eurogamer, CEO of Ready at Dawn Ru Weerasuriya refused to clarify average playtime for the game, and said his team was not going to discuss length despite videos on YouTube showing the entire game completed in 5 hours and 30 minutes.
“At the end of the day, we’re not going to comment on it,” he said. “We can’t stop people from writing the things they do. And we’re not going to jump at every single mistake that is made out there.
“Every time somebody has the wrong impression of something we made, or somebody writes the wrong thing about what we did, it would be a full-time job to be like, oh no, that’s not right. We make games. We do what we do for the players. And, ultimately, that’s where I want to leave it.”
Weerasuriya said he understood the concerns about value for money in the single-player game, but he believes the games business should offer diverse experiences.
“To tell you the truth, that’s something we always keep in our heads. We know people want to be entertained and have things they can play longer.
“But the industry has always had diversity. You go back 10 years, there were a lot of games that were just single-player, one time play. There were some games that were single-player and you could jump back in and get more. That’s what we did in our game. You can jump back and get other things out of it.”
“Gameplay length for me is so relative to quality. It’s just like a movie. Just because a movie is three hours long, it doesn’t make it better,” he added.
Soldato
review
Caporegime
Who want to bet they made it short so they can charge you £12.99 for each DLC, once every 3 months for the next year...milk it all you can !
Why make only £50 for one game when you can split it up and make £100.
Why make only £50 for one game when you can split it up and make £100.