I....this may sound mean, but I read this and I SERIOUSLY question whether you've actually played Ninja Gaiden.
What? I found all the Ninja games to be easier o.o Wondering if you actually played them. o.0
Ninja Gaiden Black is far superior when it comes to enemy encounters. The AI is superior, there are less bullshit enemies, and each difficulty changes the enemy composition. You go from normal mode with your usual enemies and it gets amped up in each successive difficulty.
I don't enjoy NG nearly as much. NG Black is great but I never dived into anything more complex than just using the strings they provide you with. It's a cut above most other action games for sure though.
Yeah I know Sekiro isn't the best one if you try to be objective, but during the final battles the amount of parries you have to perfect is insane and feels amazing to pull off.
I disagree. DMC 5 is more complex and has more options overall, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's better. Depth is more than just how many combos it's possible to perform or how many complex things are on the controller.
My problem with MGR and Sekiro is that outside of the parrying, the combat is kinda meh, in my eyes.
It's really a different beast, and that's awesome that the genre has provided us the options. I feel like a mountain dew-fueled, turned up to 11 version of a Kurosawa samurai when combat ebbs and flows between attacking and parrying.
I agree that its not only about how many things you can do but then what would you say is better about DMC 3s combat system because I struggle to see what is better. Nero fills the roll Dante had in DMC 3 by having depth but being limited as well in his moveset. Character action games are very iterative in the design they have and DMC3 was the biggest step forward but that was 2005. DMC 5 is even better in terms of accessibility too.
Seeing alot of Destiny for FPS's, what makes Destiny so good for you since I played a bunch of Destiny 1 and very little of 2 and found that the feedback/impact was amazing but nothing about the mechanics stood out to me, kinda prefered Halo since the enemies are more distinct in how they behave and interact with you and your weapons.
I dunno man. Hard to explain. When you do the hard content like the Raids and you are really cranking down on the systems, movement, and gameplay, the whole thing just sings.
It does feel like cash money so I get what you mean, It just is polished to the point that it feels like a new car. And mobility does feel great but DOOM Eternal seems like a huge step up in that regard. Fuck im pumped for DOOM.
Doom is great! (And, like always, the shotguns rock), there is just a certain smoothness, float, and balance that Destiny has.
