Respawn Entertainment's - Titanfall

I thought it used Source instead of IdTech5????

Da fark. That's just under 50% of my SSD. How can it possibly be that big?!

Damn. That's quite a commitment

50 gig for a multiplayer-only shooter with 15 maps? Is he fucking joking?

Yeah, that aint going on my ssd. What could possibly make it so giggity byte heavy?

your mom

anyone know when/if they are going to release mod tool for this?

With mod tool its 98Gb

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anyone know when/if they are going to release mod tool for this?

Apparently it's a possibilty further down the road... but not at launch.

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RPS: What about modding? Is that on the table? Are there even tables in the Titanfall universe? I don’t suppose eternally warring pilots and their mechanoid battlebros would have much use for them.

Fukuda: Technically, nothing is off the table. It’s just a question of priorities and time and whether or not we can get to it while working on the game as a whole.

RPS: But you’re not barring people from modding the game or anything like that, right? I mean, even if you never get around to releasing a toolset, will you still allow people to reshape Titanfall as they see fit? And what about custom levels?

Fukuda: On launch there’s not gonna be any way to mod the game. But it’s something we’ll definitely look into. Not for launch, though. Not for launch.

I understand there’s a lot of desire to adjust a game to be how you want it to be. But something that’s very important to me is that we make the game very consistent. It’s very carefully tuned. It’s very tweaked and dialed in. We don’t want someone to get the wrong impression of the game if somebody, say, changes a lot of the properties. Perhaps if we come up with a form and a structure by which we can let people know, “Hey, this is the no-holds-barred Wild West area,” perhaps we can look into something like that.

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/02/13/res…on-modding-dlc/

It'd be nice to see some mod tools for this. Will EA allow them to release them though? D:

If EA has anything to say about it, hell no.

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Apparently it's a possibilty further down the road... but not at launch.

RPS: What about modding? Is that on the table? Are there even tables in the Titanfall universe? I don’t suppose eternally warring pilots and their mechanoid battlebros would have much use for them.

Fukuda: Technically, nothing is off the table. It’s just a question of priorities and time and whether or not we can get to it while working on the game as a whole.

RPS: But you’re not barring people from modding the game or anything like that, right? I mean, even if you never get around to releasing a toolset, will you still allow people to reshape Titanfall as they see fit? And what about custom levels?

Fukuda: On launch there’s not gonna be any way to mod the game. But it’s something we’ll definitely look into. Not for launch, though. Not for launch.

I understand there’s a lot of desire to adjust a game to be how you want it to be. But something that’s very important to me is that we make the game very consistent. It’s very carefully tuned. It’s very tweaked and dialed in. We don’t want someone to get the wrong impression of the game if somebody, say, changes a lot of the properties. Perhaps if we come up with a form and a structure by which we can let people know, “Hey, this is the no-holds-barred Wild West area,” perhaps we can look into something like that.

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http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2014/02/13/res…on-modding-dlc/

It'd be nice to see some mod tools for this. Will EA allow them to release them though? D:

what a bullshit response, if valve can let people make levels for cs and tf and l4d then they can still keep the game consistent in titanfall

Well, I agree that there will be tons of little mods that change almost nothing and actually ruin the balance but still it's a cost of giving ability to make awesome things by awesome people. Map tools soon after the release would be nice, it's easy to see what level is cool and what is not... aaand it's actually doesn't ruin weapon balance etc.

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Yeah, that aint going on my ssd. What could possibly make it so giggity byte heavy?

Maybe they left DDS exporters at IW and use raw PSD instead If it's seriously MP-only game with 15 levels then... something went just wrong.

So once there is some negative info coming out about the game people automaticly blame the publisher instead of the developer, based on one interview.

much insight

such knowledge

wow

I doubt Composite will mind me relaying a conversation we had, the game itself is their first priority.

I hope they release the tools while the game is still a hot topic

Mmmm little over a week left (And yeah, a week for you folks over thar :G)

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MY PENIS IS READY

http://www.metacritic.com/game/xbox-one/…/critic-reviews

TL;DR: Best game about giant robots ever.

http://www.computerandvideogames.com/453168/titanfa…-a-heavyweight/

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• GamesRadar - 4/5: Titanfall blends familiar concepts with innovative ideas in remarkable ways, leading to a nearly nonstop supply of awesome moments. But for as fun as it is, you'll likely find yourself wishing Respawn was more ambitious when it comes to game modes, since there's a good chance you've captured enough flags for one lifetime.
• Xbox Achievements - 90: Nobody can argue with Titanfall's minute-to-minute gameplay. It's a wonderful blend of verticality and brilliantly frenetic combat, and is sure to be the new standard of awesome when it comes to competitive multiplayer shooters. What you can argue with is the package as a whole, which could be described as a little light and lacking in some places. Still, there's a lot to be said for the inherently fun, shooty mech action that Titanfall has to offer.
• GameSpot - 9: The overarching experience of playing Titanfall is one of rejuvenation and reinvigoration. The sprint speed, the arsenal, the game modes, and more are all firmly derived from some of the most successful online shooters of recent years. But by reinventing the way you move, Titanfall reinvents what it feels like to play a competitive shooter. The high-flying action intertwines beautifully with the brutish, tactical titan battles, creating battlefields that crackle with possibility. Titanfall is a leap forward for shooters, a game that combines the vibrant and new with the tried and true to create something special.
• VideoGamer - 8: For all its strengths, its reliance on tried and true modes and rigid maps stops Titanfall achieving its full potential. Capture the Flag, Attrition, and Domination are the best gametypes, but none of them show the same invention that's occurring elsewhere in the title, leading to a feeling of natural fatigue. Some of the maps also feel too similar to each other, lacking in distinction, and campaign multiplayer is sadly non-dynamic. A very good first instalment then, but the best is yet to come.
• Joystiq - 4.5/5: When it's not all a clash of the you-know-whats, when there's a volatile mix of scampering boots and earth-rattling bipeds on the battlefield, Titanfall truly excels. It subsists on imbalance and the race to bear big arms first. It feeds on the fallout that results when equality means the other guy gets a robot too. Titanfall isn't tuned to perfection for everyone yet, but it starts as a smart, swift and startling movement in well-traveled space.
• GameReactor - 9: A colleague remarked that between the private beta event and the public release, the review event and playing the final retail code, we'd be beginning our XP climb from scratch for the fourth time in a row. Neither of us saw that as a chore. That says a lot.
• Eurogamer - In fact, Titanfall gets so much right that it's easy to start taking it for granted, as game-changing ideas become second nature so quickly and so easily. There's still room for improvement, most notably in that rather drab line-up of game modes, and in its current form it's perhaps more of a step forward for shooters than a giant leap. But that still represents the most positive momentum seen in the genre for at least five years. Quite simply, if you feel like you're in danger of falling out of love with multiplayer shooters, Titanfall is the game to win you back.
• PC Gamer - The things you do in Titanfall are likely to be some of the most exciting things you do in any game this year. It is clearly the work of sharp, analytical designers, and it deserves to penetrate the thick layer of cynicism that traditionally surrounds big budget shooters of this type. It's just a shame that this same intelligence and restraint isn't evident in the business culture that surrounds the game. If you choose to invest in Titanfall, make it your mission to track down the stories that emerge when all of its systems come together and sing. They are why this genre became so popular in the first place, and Titanfall is a fine way to rediscover that attraction. Just know what you're being dropped into.
• Metro - 9/10: It could do with a few more ancillary options, and a more interesting backstory, but in terms of online gameplay Titanfall is now the game to beat this gen.