If you're unfamiliar with team-based games, there's an extremely punishing learning curve to Bleeding Edge-one which could dissuade newcomers. In Bleeding Edge, you need someone on comms directing the team, offering up strategies on which lanes to push, keeping everyone together (if you wander from your group, you're as good as dead if at least two enemy players find you), calling out objective changes, and letting allies know when the current squad loadout is flawed and needs adjusting. Bleeding Edge does have a ping system, but it's very basic and doesn't convey much in terms of information beyond an enemy or item's location.
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The tutorials are helpful, but the nuances of Bleeding Edge's mechanics are still somewhat difficult to pick-up without a veteran at the helm, on mic, directing newcomers into how to best play each role. Maybe they have never played in a team before and they don't get the importance of the healer role or the role of a tank.'"
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Maybe they don't know what objective mod is. Before we were acquired by Microsoft, we found out that we were going to go on Game Pass and we said, 'Man, there's going to be all these people in the game that maybe have never played a class-based game before. We didn't have that much in terms of tutorials or ways that you could learn how to play the game before your first match.
"The main thing it has had an impact on is onboarding. " hasn't really changed the core of the game that much," Bleeding Edge creative director Rahni Tucker told GameSpot in an interview. However, after the developer was acquired by Microsoft and turned into an Xbox Game Studio, Ninja Theory realized they had to reconsider who Bleeding Edge's audience is, given that the game would now be launching day one on Xbox Game Pass.
Speaking to the team, we learned Ninja Theory originally designed Bleeding Edge to exclusively appeal to those who already enjoy MOBA-like games. Bleeding Edge's meta allows for experimentation (in that you can pair different damage, support, and tank characters with one another), but it's a rigid level of choice-going without any individual class will screw over your team. Bleeding Edge seems entirely dependent on a team fulfilling an exact quota: one damage, one tank, one support, and a fourth player who changes their role to fulfill the needs of the team. Now Playing: We Win As MVP In Bleeding Edge Might Be Too Role-Focused For Its Own GoodĮvery character in Bleeding Edge fits into one of three classes: damage, support, or tank. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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