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I'm eager to develop my Mother Base, discover Skullface's motivations, and ultimately be blown away by Hideo Kojima's signature plot twists.Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain - all models I'm intrigued by the game's mysterious plot, kicked off by last year's prologue Ground Zeroes.
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I'm ablaze with eagerness to continue play, ignoring social and professional responsibilities in the process. The gameplay is solid, the attention to detail is incredible, and switching to open-world hasn't dampened Metal Gear's signature stealth gameplay. My enjoyment of Metal Gear Solid V vastly outweighs my concernsĭespite some concerns, I'm hopeful that I'll end up agreeing with the critical reception of the game so far. The servers will likely spin into action later tonight, but until then, we'll have to wait and see.
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I'm concerned to what extent the 'accelerators' will have on MGSV: TPP's versus mode, and it's a bit worrisome that Konami have kept the full nature of it under wraps. There's no way to access the online portion of MGSV: TPP, but we know that it'll carry some form of micro-transactions. Here are my concerns.Īs of writing, the game's online PVP mode is disabled. Now that I write about games for a living, I've made an extra effort to not let my personal feelings for the franchise get in the way of reporting the true state of the game. I can measure my gaming career in the wait between titles. I'm a pretty big fan of Metal Gear Solid. The Concerns: Odd performance issues, the spectre of micro-transactions and Kiefer Sutherland If you're looking for something to sink your teeth into until Fallout 4 or Halo 5, look no further. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a meaty game that'll have completionists busy for months. It's not as pretty as The Witcher 3's 30 FPS open-world, but sacrificing visual features for 60 FPS works in a game that often demands quick reactions. From the realistic judder of the camera when a dynamic sand storm rolls in, or the ability to set your helicopter's music from a selection of classic 80s hits. There are so many small details to appreciate. I'm around 15 hours in, and Big Boss' aerial command unit reports that I've only seen 5% of the game.
Some of these powerful abilities limit your mission ranking, and also come at hefty development costs. Some of these include a Metal Gear prototype mini-mech and the ability to call in airstrikes. There's no tried and true 'perfect' way to undertake a mission, the sheer amount of tools and abilities at your disposal will prevent any two attempts from being identical.Īs you progress through the missions, you'll gain access to even more powerful equipment and abilities. Iron-sights aiming feels almost as good as a regular first-person shooter, each weapon sporting a unique personality and individual attachment options. Each of MGSV: TPP's weapons can be customized and upgraded, and there are ridiculous amounts of them to unlock. MGSV: TPP is without a doubt the best Metal Gear game for gunplay. There're a lot of context menus and toggles to remember, but I'd argue that it's intuitively done and easy to pick up. Movement is responsive and snappy, and the finger-acrobatics from MGS4's cumbersome controls have gotten streamlined without sacrificing complexity. In terms of combat and motion, The Phantom Pain plays identically to Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes. Hideo Kojima has combined the best aspects of each previous title and condensed them into a singularity of gameplay excellence. The Good: rewarding gameplay with an enticing attention to detail
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Can Kojima tie up and deliver closure to the series in this final act? What I've seen so far is incredibly promising. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is likely the last Metal Gear game with Hideo Kojima at the helm. Infiltrate complex enemy facilities, extract prisoners, eliminate your enemies and unravel a global conspiracy within vast and complex open-world areas. The Mother Base management gameplay plays second fiddle to Metal Gear's core-gameplay, which sees you launch military ops across the globe.
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