Red Hood not using actual bullets has to be the dumbest thing ever. That was the point of his character as an anti hero. He was DC’s Punisher…more or less.
65% of the combat is just watching the finishers. PS1 Spiderman, Ultimate Spiderman or any other Spiderman game you can think of is way better. Combat system of this game is only greater than Spiderman Return of The Sinister Six. Arguably.
You made good points, but I’m sure the combat is probably gonna be the best of any Spider-Man game ever and there’s definitely some combat and moves that their not gonna show until the release
If they're going back to their roots, then they need to do these few little things. 1: Hidden Blade needs to be one hit kill in stealth and usable in combat. Two: daggers, and throwing knives need to be brought back. Three: no stupid dumb teleporting around to kill guards. Four: no micro transactions unless the gear actually makes you look like an actual assassin. Five: find a way to bring back Desmond miles or have it to where we're playing as his son in the modern world. None of this alya or whatever the hell her name is crap.
1. Hidden blade already kills at once hit, they will not bring back hidden blade combat because they want to focus on basim's dagger and sword. 2. Throwing knives already are in mirage and dagger is as well 3. Desmond is dead and layla is dead too, so no bringing back for them
@BasimStealth after syndicate, the hidden blade was no longer a one hit kill, hell you couldnt even use it in combat. After you leveled it up and also leveled up your skills in origins and Valhalla, then yea most likely. But odyssey didn't even have the hidden blade cuz it wasn't a true assassins game since it was just a spartan game, and the same goes for Valhalla being just a viking simulation. And I loved the daggers/knifes in the first game as well as ezios trilogy which is why I'm glad they're bringing it back. As far as the story goes for the modern world they should've just focused on miles family or maybe more of Shaun and Rebecca and william miles.
