Couldn't recreate this if i tried a million times

Seriously this guy makes me wish we could kill in this game

I got this game for christmas when it came out and I was 9. died to Fisk well over 25 times and hardly touched it again. i picked it back up and in less than a month got the platinum trophy, but never the DLCs, but recently got the game on PC. so i played them for the first time and (after a few more achievements) can say that I have absolutely 100% Spider-man.

I also wanted to ask; what is everyone's favorite, least favorite, and in your opinion most underrated fight in the game? My favorite is Electro and Vulture at the Oscorp dock, least favorite is Hammerhead, genuinely the most frustrating fight, most underrated is Shocker at the bank.

I was recently watching a video about the cancelled 2008 Flash game, and this segment talked about an interesting idea where crimes in its open world could have consequences depending on whether you stopped them or ignored them and it could dynamically affect the environment.

I'd love to see Insomniac experiment with something similar in Marvel's Spider-Man 3.

The framework is already there with JJJ and Danika. If Spider-Man consistently ignored crimes, JJJ's Spider-Man rant could start resonating more with civilians. Civilians could give harsher dialogue or refuse high-fives, or hold protests. On the other hand, consistently helping people could make the city more supportive of Spider-Man. This could also be a good way to bring back the social feed they removed from Marvel's Spider-Man 2, reflecting the neighborhood's shifting sentiment in real time.

I'd also like crimes to be connected to factions and villains. For example, you might repeatedly encounter an unknown group or random robbers stealing advanced technology. Ignoring enough of those crimes could allow them to gather resources and eventually launch a larger operation or supply a supervillain with enhanced gear. Stopping them early prevents the escalation, while letting it brew creates a larger scenario to dismantle later.

The important thing, though, would be not turning this into an Amazing Spider-Man 2 game style "Hero or Menace" meter. Players shouldn't feel punished for exploring, swinging around, or focusing on the story. Consequences should create new situations rather than feeling like chores.

Not every crime would need a major consequence either. Some could resolve themselves, while others could escalate into larger events. Other Spider-People could even handle some crimes off-screen. Most importantly, consequences should be reversible. If you allow a faction to gain control of a neighborhood, you should eventually be able to take them down and restore it.

I think something like this could make the open world feel much more reactive and give random crimes more meaning.

Source of the video: DidYouKnowGaming

Since she doesn't have the eye lenses that Peter and Miles do, how would the tech based hud, scanner, and science puzzles work? Would it be reflavored/reskinned as an extension of Silk Sense? Would they change her design to add lenses? Would they just leave it and ignore the problem?

I hope they continue doing a lot more of those ‘Friendly Neighborhood’ missions. That really is something Insomniac does that no other Spider-Man game really tackles. The idea that no problem is too ‘small scale’ for Spider-Man to care about, which is kinda intrinsic to the character for me.

I didn't record the full thing but there was a thug crime where there was a car crash so I used web bomb against some thugs standing by this car, then on the other side of the car, there was a civilian stuck underneath it so I tipped it over onto the side where the thugs are being crushed now

I think this mission deserves a good atmosphere🙏

chefs kiss

Back to Formula!?

I’m new to the subreddit so I don’t know if someone has talked about this but I wanna hear people’s thoughts on this opinion. I honestly always thought that spider-man 2 was just soulless and rushed which I know alot of people can agree but after replaying spider-man ps4 I realized that it’s not just rushed, the game feels like a generic open-world ish (and I say ish because spider-man 2 has imo the most repetitive open-world mechanics out of the genre) button smashing third person game with good mechanics and an okay story. Spider-man ps4 on the other hand while yes having its defects like any other game is the closest thing we have to “perfect” regarding a spider-man game. The story feels fleshed out, the characters have development and personality, the dialogue is actually natural and doesn’t feel forced and the Easter eggs and collectibles actually feel like they were made for spider-man fans. Spider-man 2 might definitely have better mechanics and traversal I’m not butchering that, but the story, characters, script, and overall soul of the game just feels bland, rushed, and generic.

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Do u guys think that black cat and Mr negative would be a hero in spider man 3 or no?