Devs enlighten me: How is stealth in your game possible?

[budyll]

I just watched the gameplay video of your game posted by IGN on YouTube.
The character is running around in metal armor (metal boots, greaves, helmet etc.) and he's able to sneak up on an enemy and stealth kill him without the enemy noticing him?
How's that supposed to work exactly? Not mentioning the fact that he was crawling quite quickly in said armor as well.
As someone who has experience with wearing real armor like that, I can say that it would be nigh impossible to do.

The game looks great I must admit, but the above really puts me off from considering to buy it when it comes out.

[NotYourAlexie]

Do you have real life experience with killing zombies too?

[budyll]

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Do you have real life experience with killing zombies too?

I was mainly talking about the beginning of said gameplay video, and the said enemy was human.
Also, you don't reply to a question with a question ;).

[budyll]

Also, zombies or not, they should hear him anyway.

[NotYourAlexie]

Originally posted by budyll:

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Do you have real life experience with killing zombies too?

I was mainly talking about the beginning of said gameplay video, and the said enemy was human.
Also, you don't reply to a question with a question ;).

My point is that games are not supposed to be 100% realistic. The devs never claimed the game is a medieval simulator.

[budyll]

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Originally posted by budyll:

I was mainly talking about the beginning of said gameplay video, and the said enemy was human.
Also, you don't reply to a question with a question ;).

My point is that games are not supposed to be 100% realistic. The devs never claimed the game is a medieval simulator.

Game goes for the realistic looking graphics from what I can see, therefore what I've mentioned honestly puts me off from buying it in the future.

[NotYourAlexie]

Originally posted by budyll:

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

My point is that games are not supposed to be 100% realistic. The devs never claimed the game is a medieval simulator.

Game goes for the realistic looking graphics from what I can see, therefore what I've mentioned honestly puts me off from buying it in the future.

Call of Duty also has realistic graphics and yet you magically heal your wounds by stepping out of combat for a few seconds. If you can't suspend your disbelief for the sake of gameplay, how can you enjoy any game ever?

[Noktu]

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Originally posted by budyll:

Game goes for the realistic looking graphics from what I can see, therefore what I've mentioned honestly puts me off from buying it in the future.

Call of Duty also has realistic graphics and yet you magically heal your wounds by stepping out of combat for a few seconds. If you can't suspend your disbelief for the sake of gameplay, how can you enjoy any game ever?

+1

[budyll]

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Originally posted by budyll:

Game goes for the realistic looking graphics from what I can see, therefore what I've mentioned honestly puts me off from buying it in the future.

Call of Duty also has realistic graphics and yet you magically heal your wounds by stepping out of combat for a few seconds. If you can't suspend your disbelief for the sake of gameplay, how can you enjoy any game ever?

And, yet again, you reply to my question with a question. CoD mostly goes with an over the top, almost sci-fi setting nowadays. That's hardly medieval set series.

Also, comparing an FPS military shooter to an Action-RPG is weird to say the least.

[NotYourAlexie]

Originally posted by budyll:

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Call of Duty also has realistic graphics and yet you magically heal your wounds by stepping out of combat for a few seconds. If you can't suspend your disbelief for the sake of gameplay, how can you enjoy any game ever?

And, yet again, you reply to my question with a question. CoD mostly goes with an over the top, almost sci-fi setting nowadays. That's hardly medieval set series.

Also, comparing an FPS military shooter to an Action-RPG is weird to say the least.

And this game has zombies, so it's clearly not meant to be a historical simulator. Let me rephrase it, since you seem to just love missing my point:
Games aren't supposed to be 100% realistic. Games are supposed to be fun, first and foremost, and to do that they have to sacrifice some realism for gameplay.

Happy? (Oh wait, that's a question, you don't like questions.)

[El Tello]

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Happy? (Oh wait, that's a question, you don't like questions.)

hahaha! Man that was a great last nail on his coffin.

100% agree with you. What's the point of nit picking realism in video games, kills the very propose of them!

[ProudOfYouSon]

Originally posted by NotYourAlexie:

Originally posted by budyll:

And, yet again, you reply to my question with a question. CoD mostly goes with an over the top, almost sci-fi setting nowadays. That's hardly medieval set series.

Also, comparing an FPS military shooter to an Action-RPG is weird to say the least.

And this game has zombies, so it's clearly not meant to be a historical simulator. Let me rephrase it, since you seem to just love missing my point:
Games aren't supposed to be 100% realistic. Games are supposed to be fun, first and foremost, and to do that they have to sacrifice some realism for gameplay.

Happy? (Oh wait, that's a question, you don't like questions.)

Bro reading his replies made me lose some brain cells. Thank you for trying to put some logical sense into that man (I think everyone would fail at this task)

[Frank Reynolds]

Originally posted by budyll:

I just watched the gameplay video of your game posted by IGN on YouTube.
The character is running around in metal armor (metal boots, greaves, helmet etc.) and he's able to sneak up on an enemy and stealth kill him without the enemy noticing him?
How's that supposed to work exactly? Not mentioning the fact that he was crawling quite quickly in said armor as well.
As someone who has experience with wearing real armor like that, I can say that it would be nigh impossible to do.

The game looks great I must admit, but the above really puts me off from considering to buy it when it comes out.

You ever played any video games before?
Sometimes things won't really make sense for the sake of improving/varying gameplay.
Not sure why you need an explanation for such a simple concept.

[Stauchabilly]

the armor is magic

[Zanleer]

imagine in a world where there is magic and zombies .... some people can't believe that plate armor not making noise is where they draw the line LOL

[the rice fields]

Im pretty sure this dude just wanted to flex that they've worn armor