I find that very interesting! What drew you to Shadow of Mordor more than Shadow of War? Is it just that SoM's story is written better and has a tighter narrative? Or was there mechanics that appealed to you more in SoM? I'd love to hear your reasoning as I also loved SoM!
It was definitely the story, which I felt is missing badly in shadow of war. Of course, the graphics has improved but not all the gamers are looking after nice looking games.
That definitely makes sense! This second one's story is definitely of lower quality. The storyline in the first one was so well thought out and everything drove you forward towards The Tower. This one is looser and relies on 'oh no, the poor Gondorians!' which isn't as compelling for sure. Thanks for the reply!
I find that very interesting! What drew you to Shadow of Mordor more than Shadow of War? Is it just that SoM's story is written better and has a tighter narrative? Or was there mechanics that appealed to you more in SoM? I'd love to hear your reasoning as I also loved SoM!
It was definitely the story, which I felt is missing badly in shadow of war. Of course, the graphics has improved but not all the gamers are looking after nice looking games.
That definitely makes sense! This second one's story is definitely of lower quality. The storyline in the first one was so well thought out and everything drove you forward towards The Tower. This one is looser and relies on 'oh no, the poor Gondorians!' which isn't as compelling for sure. Thanks for the reply!