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Kojima is teasing a new Death Stranding trailer
- Thread starter vestan
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Reminder that he teased the release date trailer a month before we saw it.
I don't think this implies a SOP trailer but who knows. Seems a bit early considering the game is still more than a month away and TGS just happened.
I don't think this implies a SOP trailer but who knows. Seems a bit early considering the game is still more than a month away and TGS just happened.
I've enjoyed all the trailers for this game so much....excited for the music choice...so far every one has been incredible.
If it's a launch trailer I'm not sure it would be for SoP. That's nearly 2 months out from launch.
All I understood from those videos was that Kojima has some weird fetish around body fluids and human waste
Doesn't he usually tease trailers a month in advance? Pretty big reach saying he's "teasing for SoP'..
Fave DS trailer is this one
then this one
hopefully the next trailer follows these templates instead of just having it focus on one sole thing
then this one
hopefully the next trailer follows these templates instead of just having it focus on one sole thing
You can kinda make out the words "launch trailer" in the subject title of the video software.
It's too early for that.
It's too early for that.
Yeah. There's a bunch of conventions though kicking off in October including the South African and Russia ones, the latter of which both Kojima and Mads are attending, along with the Madrid show. Trailer is likely for those.
Are you seriously asking if there are no credits at the end of the game acknowledging everyone who worked on said game?
That sounds like a you problem:
What game directly affects your traversal and even your aim based on how much stuff you're carrying? What tons of games have inventory systems like this:
which directly affects your ability to move, where even a river is a challenge to cross as a result:
where even walking up a hill requires you to keep your balance:
or down a hill:
where even the terrain and your weight affects your aiming:
Where are these tons of games you're talking about? That have core gameplay loops not centered around killing but instead around finding the most optimal route from point A to point B. How many games can you even name that feature hostile enemies that attack you without the intent to kill but rather to steal your items?
Presumably there will be a credits sequence somewhere in the game. You know, like in literally every other video game.
Uh, no. I'm asking if in the myriad videos and interviews he gives when talking about his games, does he (like plenty of other leads) actually talk about the work his team does. I'm aware people are credited at the end of games.
Dunno if you've been paying attention, but it's commonplace for everyone's favorite devs to credit all of their team members individually in a series of tweets before the game launches.
If you go by the way most act in topics dealing with Kojima, this as you replied is a commonplace thing, lol.
I understand the comments about his ego and such. Just the fact that people seriously act like he doesn't respect his team is hilariously... idk... stupid? Didn't quite a few key members who worked with him at Konami for years joined his studio?
My understanding is that a majority of his old team joined KojiPro.
I wonder what Kojima has on these people to make them join him. Got to be some good dirty secrets there! /s
I'm aware of breakpoint's survival mechanics but they really don't go as deep as Death Stranding's balance mechanic.
There isn't one. OP just assumed the trailer is for a SoP because Kojima is working on a new trailer, though it's titled launch trailer.
Eh. This thing is only going to be 20 minutes long. Could've done without another self-aggrandising fluff piece from Kojima.
Fuck my life if the trailer is 6+ minutes long.
Fuck my life if the trailer is 6+ minutes long.
The name comes from the delivery company she works for, Fragile. That's literally all we know.