In truth, this style of play won’t get you very far in the Multiplayer at least it didn’t for me. One thing that has been remarked about the God of war series is the fact that the combat system is just mashing buttons. Anyway, you can expect this title to play very much like a hack-and-slash except for one giant difference. But I do suggest playing them as they are great titles. For those who have not, shame on you! Well, no. Your best hope is to try to level up as quickly as possible.įor those who played any of the God of War titles, you’ll know exactly what you’re getting yourself into in terms of gameplay. Dodges and the counter system do help with this, but it certainly isn’t enough at times. Though I liked the leveling system, some balancing between what kind of players you’re matched with would be nice in a future update.
level 10 opponents is hardly fair, considering the amount of armor and better weapons they have access to. Now, if I were to restart my character, that would be a completely different story. I could kill multiple opponents with a fair amount of challenge. Everyone was the same level, had the same amount of armor, etc. When I started the beta at the exact time it launched, I had no issues with balancing. However, this is where I see a huge balancing issue. But for once, it feels nice unlocking new things in a multiplayer. There’s plenty to unlock just in the beta alone, and I can’t imagine how much more will be available in the final release. This shouldn’t come as a surprise seeing that the single player has upgradeable weapons as well. Things get a little bit more in-depth once you discover that even certain things like weapons have their own leveling system. Once you gain a level, you’ll earn unlock points, which are used towards new armor pieces (head, body, and legs), weapons, relics, and items. Like any multiplayer game out there, you’ll level up with XP earned through matches, kills, and completing other objectives. I am extremely impressed with the leveling up system. Warriors are completely customizable once you have gained a few levels. Despite being able to select which God you’ll side with, the actual lobby has the option to switch between the two – each of them having different levels and unlocks. The Beta only has two available, whom are Ares, The God of war, and Zeus, The God of Olympus. Like Kratos, you are nothing but a mere mortal – that is until you pledge allegiance to any of the four gods. The intro of the game starts you off with a default warrior. With the Beta finally underway, my doubts have now been replaced with anticipation.
To add an MP element to a game dedicated to single player seemed like the wrong move and angered many fans.
The game, up to this point, has been known for its amazing single player story. When Santa Monica announced that the God of War series would be receiving Multiplayer, I had my doubts.
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