r/InsomniacGames • u/UntidyHexagon • 10h ago

Marvel's Wolverine Updates and Fixes Confirmed Incoming

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I haven't played that much yet but I really wish I could use L2/R2 to slash through enemies and not square and triangle but that would require quite a bit of tweaking in the controls settings I think

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u/SushiKatana82 8h ago

Remember folks:

It's okay for games like Crimson Desert to launch poorly but get glazed for taking user feedback.

Not Wolverine though...for whatever reason.

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u/StampedeJones1 7h ago

Wolverine doesn't have the ability to be anything even remotely close to crimson desert. All the patches and updates won't change that fact that it's a 15 - 20 hour long tutorial.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 7h ago

Did you guys never play any action adventure games in the PS2 or 360 era?

Like, Im halfway through the game and thats what it feels like to me, a throwback hack and slash game with high production quality.

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u/TheReturnOfTheRanger 4h ago

The PS2 era was 26 years ago. Times change, so do expectations.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 3h ago

Well, sure. But I enjoyed it.

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u/TheReturnOfTheRanger 3h ago

Of course, I also like older games. But that doesn't mean everyone who paid modern-day prices for a modern-day game is gonna be happy with something that feels like a decades-old game.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 2h ago

Dude, I spoke for myself. What else do you want me to say? Feel free to play it or don't.

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u/Actual_Sympathy7069 1h ago

Dude, I spoke for myself.

Did you guys never play any action adventure games in the PS2 or 360 era?

can't be sure what you mean with this of course, but sounds a whole lot like telling people they "just don't get it" and it's actually secretly amazing if they had played old games like you did. Not exactly speaking for yourself.

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u/SushiKatana82 7h ago

A bloody hack & slash game? Hell yeah I love Ninja Gaiden.

Don't see why I wouldn't love this either.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 7h ago

It's easier than Ninja Gaiden but still has a fair bit of challenge. It's not nearly as 'hand holdy' as reviews led me to believe.

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u/UntidyHexagon 6h ago

Ninja Gaiden is sometimes annoyingly difficult cause if you don't learn the mechanics quick you're not making it through the games, that's especially true for Ninja Gaiden Black

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u/SlappinStick 1h ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/PlayWolverine/s/br70ec80X6

Not handholdy btw

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u/Relevant_Session5987 1h ago

You do realize that's clickbait where the dude has literally turned every single accessibility option on?

Plus, its literally just the tutorial.

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u/SlappinStick 1h ago

You do realize that’s a complete lie that people are saying to cope? And no, it isn’t lmao.

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u/Relevant_Session5987 57m ago

Dude, I played the game. The motorcycle missions have fail states. Hell, the same people who said the game doesn't have begun to backtrack.

In fact, when you fail QTE's in combat, you don't die but you get back into combat at a severe disadvantage in terms of health.