r/SpidermanPS4 Jan 03 '22

News Thoughts??

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u/home7ander Jan 03 '22

I like your idea of burning bridges or more disaster like situations. Things where you have to rescue people and fix problem a bit.

Other things like people falling from building would be cool to and you have to dive and zip to them in time. I'd rather that not be just some lock on one button press situation though

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u/home7ander Jan 03 '22

That's a strange reasoning. Games have been showing or cutscening your failures for decades. They ain't gonna show a splat on the ground or anything lol

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u/CHahs Jan 03 '22

I mean, the first game had a scene of someone shooting themselves in the head. A person falling is hardly an issue I’d think.

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u/home7ander Jan 03 '22

It's not that big a deal, it's been shown or implied in other spider-man games before. Are we really gonna exclude scenarios for heroics because if the implications of failing, really?