Bethesda has just announced that Dishonored 2 will launch worldwide on November 11. They'll show off the gameplay premiere on June 12 at Bethesda's E3 showcase.
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Dishonored 2 - Worldwide Release 11/11
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It's GameInformer June cover too and they got a hub.
I'm looking forward to the game and then not. While I liked the first Dishonored, some of Bethesda's recent tactics aren't really my cup of tea.
and I like tea a lot.
I'm looking forward to the game and then not. While I liked the first Dishonored, some of Bethesda's recent tactics aren't really my cup of tea.
and I like tea a lot.
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I'm definetly preordering it.
Bethesda will have season pass for sure, but the first game had separate story DLC that doesn't affect the main game thus I believe the sequel will follow the same path.
Bethesda will have season pass for sure, but the first game had separate story DLC that doesn't affect the main game thus I believe the sequel will follow the same path.
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It looks almost like a re-skinned Dishonored 1…with a different protagonist? I enjoyed my 1 play through of Dishonored 1, but never felt the need to try again. It will have to have something else to draw me back in. It seems that - as in the the first one- if you're violent (as opposed to sneaky), that will affect the world? That was "neat" the first time, but not if they do it again - they should introduce new concepts (and I don't mean simply new shadowy powers - which I'm sure they will).
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Dishonored 2 is being developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks.[1] The game will run on Bethesda's new internal "Void" engine (based on id tech 6), as opposed to Unreal Engine 3 that was previously used in Dishonored.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dishonored_2
You can play as Corvo or as Emily the young princess from the first game.
Great more choppy textures and I'm sure the game will be another 60GB+ install.
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I agree with booboo, I enjoyed 1 but I will wait and see once 2 is released. For me the setting of 1 was not particularly my cup of tea (and I do not like all that much tea to begin with) but the game was good enough to carry my interest through that.
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what is this bethesda.net crap ?
The first was superb. I'll be all over this like ticks on a fat dog, bloatware client or not.
(and then expunge all traces of said bloatware once finished, and dip my computer in disinfectant and set fire to my keyboard)
(and then expunge all traces of said bloatware once finished, and dip my computer in disinfectant and set fire to my keyboard)
Dropping the keyboard in acid might be more effective.
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I just finished playing D1 so am not I'm going to be installing this immediately, though will definitely be looking forwards to playing it eventually. However, I would be hoping for some new game-play, rather than just more of the same albeit with a new story. Something like a more open world, sandbox-y type of thing would be great; I seem to remember the original Thief games tried to go in that same direction, though never quite realised it.
yea yea i was just expressing my discontent. I stopped buying blizzard games when battlenet was required. Kind of like some of bethesda stuff but think i'll sit out for a few years and see how it plays out.
I really enjoyed the first one, but actually got bored of the DLC. The game ends up very samey after completing the first game for me.
Although I do understand there are multiple paths through the game, it still felt like the same game too much.
I might get it on sale at some point, but we'll see.
Although I do understand there are multiple paths through the game, it still felt like the same game too much.
I might get it on sale at some point, but we'll see.
I found the first game to be satisfactory whilst simultaneously somehow strangely unsatisfying. There just wasn't quite enough going on and I didn't feel compelled to utilise any of the abilities/powers very much at all when stealth and brute force was so effective.
As potentially an unpopular view as it is, I enjoyed Dark Messiah and Arx Fatalis from Arkane's catalogue a whole lot more than Dishonored.
I like the design philosophy behind it very much and the setting and story was certainly enjoyably different - yet it doesn't really scream at me for a replay that much. I'm very curious though to see what the reviews are like and indeed what Raphael Colontonio and his crew does next.
As potentially an unpopular view as it is, I enjoyed Dark Messiah and Arx Fatalis from Arkane's catalogue a whole lot more than Dishonored.
I like the design philosophy behind it very much and the setting and story was certainly enjoyably different - yet it doesn't really scream at me for a replay that much. I'm very curious though to see what the reviews are like and indeed what Raphael Colontonio and his crew does next.
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Game Informer's next update is a video with new game details.
Link - http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2016/05/04/new-details-on-dishonored-2s-gameplay.aspx
Link - http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2016/05/04/new-details-on-dishonored-2s-gameplay.aspx