No way to skip that cinematics. Have to waste a lot of time sitting and do nothing

[Just a NIGHTMARE!]

No way to skip that cinematics. Have to waste a lot of time sitting and do nothing

[Gungrave]

yes because the whole point of enjoying the story of the single player is the ability to skip cutscenes for a campaign that was well made with likeable characters.

Just get over it because once you've seen a cutscene once the next time you load that mission the game gives you the option to skip it once the level loading icon finishes and you hear that M1 Garand clip sound.

[Altrix]

Hold the enter button, maybe.

[ｐｓｙｄｅｘ]

HOLD ENTER TO SKIP.

[L'enchanteur Encarmine]

Originally posted by Gungrave:

yes because the whole point of enjoying the story of the single player is the ability to skip cutscenes for a campaign that was well made with likeable characters.

Just get over it because once you've seen a cutscene once the next time you load that mission the game gives you the option to skip it once the level loading icon finishes and you hear that M1 Garand clip sound.

It's a game, not a movie -- and a WW2 game, at that.
Whatever story they've written for this, it's one I've heard before. Taaaabbing out.

[MDR TB]

♥♥♥♥ story, just wanted to feel the guns (i dont play multiplayer) and have to go through the same bs cutscenes again

[MoonRocket]

I liked cinematics. The missions have more context if you see them.

[forsanxl]

Originally posted by L'enchanteur Encarmine:

Originally posted by Gungrave:

yes because the whole point of enjoying the story of the single player is the ability to skip cutscenes for a campaign that was well made with likeable characters.

Just get over it because once you've seen a cutscene once the next time you load that mission the game gives you the option to skip it once the level loading icon finishes and you hear that M1 Garand clip sound.

It's a game, not a movie -- and a WW2 game, at that.
Whatever story they've written for this, it's one I've heard before. Taaaabbing out.

At that point, you might as well not play the game if you think that.

[wolfinston85]

Originally posted by forsanxl:

Originally posted by L'enchanteur Encarmine:

It's a game, not a movie -- and a WW2 game, at that.
Whatever story they've written for this, it's one I've heard before. Taaaabbing out.

At that point, you might as well not play the game if you think that.

How come, are cutscenes that important? I've seen them in the console version of the game and I would love to have the ability to skip them from the start; it literally doesn't take away from the game to give the player the option. If I want to skip your cutscene is because I can't appreciate it, either because I've already seen it, or because I don't like the story, or plain and simply because I just want to play the game.

At that point, forcing the player to watch the cutscene is actively detracting from the experience.