Post by MooseNugget on Dec 15, 2017 2:44:04 GMT
I remember my friend and I were hyped for Star Wars The Force Unleashed because reading about it made it seem like you were able to interact with anything. Playing the game was a let down but maybe my teenage self was expecting too much.
But I'm fine with not being able to interact with things in a game. I imagine if you played Grand Theft Auto V and you were able to go into every and any building it would be kinda cool. But would that matter an hour after you discover that? It might make the game a little better but at the cost of the game being massive. That would probably make the game the size of an MMO. It would be neat to mess with anything in a game but it is asking for a lot today. But if that's something you really want you should but Fallout 4 where you can pick up a lot of the objects in the game and you can delete things and make stuff. There's also Battlefeild 1 where you can destroy whole buildings!
But I'm fine with not being able to interact with things in a game. I imagine if you played Grand Theft Auto V and you were able to go into every and any building it would be kinda cool. But would that matter an hour after you discover that? It might make the game a little better but at the cost of the game being massive. That would probably make the game the size of an MMO. It would be neat to mess with anything in a game but it is asking for a lot today. But if that's something you really want you should but Fallout 4 where you can pick up a lot of the objects in the game and you can delete things and make stuff. There's also Battlefeild 1 where you can destroy whole buildings!