The thing about zombies is you just can't keep them down. See what undead horrors the tide brings in with this follow-up to the original Dead Island.
The thing about zombies is you just can't keep them down. See what undead horrors the tide brings in with this follow-up to the original Dead Island.
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Yay, but I hope this isn't just a safe follow-up without any improvements. Hopefully the turrets don't turn the fortress survival sections into a tower defense game.
I look forward to Manny hyping it pre-release.
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The fortress survival sections sound like they're meant to be tower-defense style, but I also believe they're part of a multiplayer mode that's separate from the game's main campaign. I'm sure we'll hear more about it all before release.Originally Posted by TG Barighm
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With how well this game and borderlands did I am still surprised there are not more co. making ripoffs of them for the console/pc yet.
Well, the mention of "hub" defense sounds like they're referring to the various quest hubs in the game, but yeah, given the success of ME3's multiplayer I could see them wanting to copy that. And good lord, they better not be doing tower defense. Horde mode maybe, but Dawn of the Dead style barricade-brawl would be more appeasing to zombie fans.The fortress survival sections sound like they're meant to be tower-defense style, but I also believe they're part of a multiplayer mode that's separate from the game's main campaign.
They also need to make the classes play more unique from eachother early on. It takes forever to gain enough skill points to really take advantage of a character's "unique" trait.
Betting the new class is a demolitionist. That's what I'd do anyway.
No kidding, but with MMORPG's dying left and right, I'm sure someone will realize there has always been a good market for smaller scale multiplayer RPGs. I think they were pretty big on PC before the MMORPG craze started.With how well this game and borderlands did I am still surprised there are not more co. making ripoffs of them for the console/pc yet.
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