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12/2/2015 10:02:21 AM
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Rainbow 6 is similar in a way, as in a skeleton with not much meat on the bones aka "Content". Seems most newer games are starting to go down this track, sad.
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Pretty much. Battlefront is very fun though and a great buy when it's $40.
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Edited by Oxide: 12/2/2015 12:12:15 PMRainbow six is the least casual thing it actually requires skill
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Debatable
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That wasn't the point
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The casual gamer market is is larger than the hardcore. A game like battlefront is much easier to just hop into than a game like fallout. So no, not sad, just made for a different audience.
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Since when was fallout hardcore¿
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Well, more accurately, not as casual as battlefront. The previous games were a bit more hardcore with dialogue choices that actually mattered, karma system, etc..
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Yet fallout sold more copies than Bf..
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What's your point? That is due to multiple factors such as many critiques of battlefront before the game came out. Obviously F4 sold more. It is now a pretty much a casual game, but not really marketed as one. I consider myself a casual gamer and still picked up Fallout 4, like pretty much all my friends, because of everything good said about th game. So, I reiterate my statement. Just because a game like rainbow 6 or battlefront is "content lacking" doesn't make is less fun or valuable. Its just made for a different audience than you and that's ok. Gaming has become a part of mainstream culture. More games in this style will be coming.
