*GW2 should have continued the hyper-realism theme it was meant to be. Battle For Neighborville was a childish mess, but Garden Warfare was edgy, detailed and humorous. It felt like Call of Duty with Potato Mines and Dolphin Guns*
Yeah but I wouldn’t say gw1 is more realistic, it’s just more detailed. Gw2 used the exact same models for the returning gw1 characters but gave them flatter less detailed textures which made them look a lot more toy-like in some ways. Battle for Neighbourville kinda feels like they just scrambled together the existing elements from that cancelled adventure game popcap was making and they designed the new artstyle around that. I also don’t like how bfn also reused animations and models for characters that clearly don’t fit bfn’s design language, some examples being the yeti,torchwood and gargantuanuar. Plus some of the zombie designs give me hives. Another thing whilst we’re still discussing the art styles of games I would definitely say gw1 had the best colour palette being vibrant whilst not being artificial or plasticky.
The S.W.A.T. zombie could have worked as an "armored" variant for the zombies with a bit more health, slower movement speed and a bit of a reduced jump than the base foot soldier, give him either a shotgun with 8 rounds or an automatic assault rifle like a "Z-2 or Z-1.5 assault blaster" with an ammo count of 15 that could be increased to 20 with the upgrade, and do a bit more damage than the base foot soldier, but with the same damage falloff
What's the name of all that background music?
1. Adam Ant Beat Me
2. Rayman 3 credits
3. Rayman 3 mystic melody highlands
4.Crash bandicoot Bear it, bear down
@@hardlyharry1147 Oh thank you
*GW2 should have continued the hyper-realism theme it was meant to be. Battle For Neighborville was a childish mess, but Garden Warfare was edgy, detailed and humorous. It felt like Call of Duty with Potato Mines and Dolphin Guns*
Yeah but I wouldn’t say gw1 is more realistic, it’s just more detailed. Gw2 used the exact same models for the returning gw1 characters but gave them flatter less detailed textures which made them look a lot more toy-like in some ways. Battle for Neighbourville kinda feels like they just scrambled together the existing elements from that cancelled adventure game popcap was making and they designed the new artstyle around that. I also don’t like how bfn also reused animations and models for characters that clearly don’t fit bfn’s design language, some examples being the yeti,torchwood and gargantuanuar. Plus some of the zombie designs give me hives. Another thing whilst we’re still discussing the art styles of games I would definitely say gw1 had the best colour palette being vibrant whilst not being artificial or plasticky.
*tldr*
Y is ur text in bold
Mr. Bean vibing to the Crash 2 Warp Room theme is so good.
The S.W.A.T. zombie could have worked as an "armored" variant for the zombies with a bit more health, slower movement speed and a bit of a reduced jump than the base foot soldier, give him either a shotgun with 8 rounds or an automatic assault rifle like a "Z-2 or Z-1.5 assault blaster" with an ammo count of 15 that could be increased to 20 with the upgrade, and do a bit more damage than the base foot soldier, but with the same damage falloff
Therapist: Giga Chad Engineer is not real he won’t hurt you.
Giga Chad Engineer 2:02
Imagine if the zombit chomper was a variant for chomper or a chomper but on the zombie side that like a zombie class chomper that wiuld be awsomeeee
seeing the cartoony zombies holding realistic weaponry is so strange
I wish we had the robo foot solider as a varient
Yes me too
@@hardlyharry1147or the swat trooper
Brain street > zombopolis
Cool thing grave digger is in pvz gw2 in z tech
petal of honor is just the best
if you added vehicles to the game especially planes it would be more like battlefield
peashooter as a mantis alien should not exist
THIS IS SUCH A W VIDEO
pretty good video ngl
bitten fall more like titan fall2