As they cannot be skipped or toggled on/off for people with fast storage. That alone made makes up for the fact the loading screen is a pain for anyone not using an HDD.
It was just a joy to find the right track with a beat that synced perfectly to the drop off point. Being able to set our own music that plays as we approach the drop zone. Also enforces the concept of an open world setting via the travel to the destination. The chopper showcases the progress made in the story, as well as showing off w/e customizations or upgrades the player has built.
The travel sequence inside the helicopter that drops the player off to start his mission/journey can create a nice build up towards the gameplay. I think I'm in for a wild ride.Ĭrushto: For all its faults, MGSV has a great concept going for its (hidden}loading screens. Zloth: Just started playing Kenshi and got this one. "In peace sons bury their fathers, in war fathers bury their sons". Inspireless Llama: I always liked "Rome: Total War"s loading screens with quotes from ancient philosophers. I'm talking about interactive loading screens that allow for me to mess around or practice like Bayonetta, Okami or assassins creed (for the latter they really need to add an enemy in for me to bash around). Johnway: loading screens that entertain or engage the player are the best. It also loads pretty fast, so I'm happy with that too. There is a nice fire going on and tips/tricks are cycled through. From our forumįrindis: I'm having a hard time remembering any good, so I'll mention one from the latest games I currently play: The loading screen from Assassin's Creed Odyssey is totally fine. It's installed on my SSD now and those loading screens vanish before they've even properly appeared. Between areas you'd see a tree-lined road bounce past as if you were walking along it between town and the forest, a chill 30 seconds of Windows screensaver journeying that made you feel like you really were setting off on an adventure, or returning home from one. Jody Macgregor: Darkstone is one of several late-90s action-RPGs I played a bunch of, like Revenant, that's largely forgotten today.
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