First Person vs Third Person Gaming

[@RichieLarpa]

I must admit, that for such a small youtuber, your editing style and effects are pretty nice. Keep it up!

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

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[@snugpig]

Agree!

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

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[@sanketvaria9734]

I needed this. My game needed both FPS and TPS. I know what I have to do now. I'll go hybrid.

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

First person perspective feels more cozy/soothing in a way

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[@kuryaku5906]

Sick transitions. You deserve more subscribers.

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[@ZalonDK]

Mixed TPP/FPP is fine in singleplayer games, but take a multiplayer game like PUBG, then TPP and FPP is 2 completely different games. If mixed, then it would just play as the TPP version.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I’m not an avid PUBG player but admit that TPP grants a huge advantage when scouting but some people swear by FPP when in a gun fight. It all boils down to personal preference.

[@Ishplx]

​@@CreateConsumeRepeatI might be pretty late here, but people still claim that click to move is vastly superior to wasd movement with mouse aim for top down games like DotA. Having preference is fine, but people don't like change and will steadfastly hold onto outdated mechanics thinking they're superior.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Never too late to join the conversation. Seeing that this video was about third person perspective versus first person perspective; DOTA or any top down view game was not considered.

[@voidsenight9927]

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[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Thank you. Much appreciated. Don’t forget to sub and tell your friends. Trying to grow my audience and keep the quality high.

[@АнтонМан-ч9к]

I prefer 2D games or First person. Third person often feels a bit clumsy.

[@abcdoooabcd]

did u play uncharted ?

[@cameronstinson6947]

OMG no one ever talks about UC2 and I’ve always thought the gameplay was unreal. Such an underrated game.

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[@lil_jay7926]

Tlou and Uncharted has the best gameplay, which is why I like tps better than fps, especially the melee combat

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

@lil_jay7926 The Last of Us is a classic. One of my fav games of all time.

[@rMell]

something in my brain wants to move that plant to the left

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Mistakes were made ;). Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@abcdoooabcd]

😂😂😂 weirdo

[@HackYourPack]

I still remember the first time Doom was described to me. "Running down a tunnel with a gatling gun, shooting monsters." Who wouldn't want to play that!?

[@virtualeventsplus4127]

Thank you for doing all of the research and compiling everything I needed to know about FPV vs TPV!! I've learned so much in 6 minutes during my search on this subject for a project I'm working on. I haven't searched all of your videos yet, but would love to know if you have more insight on this subject....possibly an opportunity to DM some of what you know with me? Thanks again!! Your knowledge and this video really hit the mark for my study. Thank you so much :)

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Thanks for watching.

[@paulolopes1768]

Other games to take into account were Hidden and Dangerous 1 (1999) and 2 (2003), the first one didn't play as well but the second one feels great in both cameras, both games let the player control what camera they are using at any time and are completely playable with just one of the perspectives just fine. Also Hitman 2:SA (2002), the third-person camera felt absolutely needed as the disguises were so important to the game, so seeing the player character was crucial. Still, being able to go first person had its advantages in tight spaces among all the interiors, plus feeling more immersive when trying to get by security so close to their faces. Operation Flashpoint (2001) was another example of a tactical shooter opting to let the player switch cameras on the fly to give them as much spatial awareness as possible while also keeping the player right inside the action. Same in a different context with the Rainbow Six Vegas (2006 and 2008) series where its played first person but it switches to third person when in cover, one can assume that it was a simple way of keeping the player hidden in cover while providing vision to what is behind the cover, funnily enough, Vegas 2 has a mode where the camera stays so close to the player for the purpose of not letting the player peek around cover like it was originally intended to keep things a bit more realistic, if you wanna look you had to expose yourself. Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter (2006) let the player switch camera but it felt more like a late addition to the game just to keep in line with how the older games were played, it's obvious that its a third-person game first. And a final sidenote, while not being a game that merges the two views for the player to choose, Splinter Cell Chaos Pandora Tomorrow (2004) (plus Chaos Theory, Double Agent and Blacklist) had a multiplayer gamemode where spies played in the traditional third person with lots of mobility while mercenaries played in first person like a traditional fps. Another curiosity was how modders usually liked to mess around with this stuff, if the game was only an fps they would try to make it a tps and vice-versa, GTA usually had these kinds of mods, and GTA IV is where it showed that it could work very well with how detailed the world of that game was, a lot of that detail became much more evident when seeing right up close in first person. With GTA V Rockstar finally let the players play in first person when they re-released the game for next gen consoles, in Red Dead Redemption 2 it came with it by default.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

I love the Rainbow Six reference. Thanks for the comment.

[@dylanbraamse8365]

Create. Consume. Repeat. can you play all first and third person games in second person?

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Not that I know of.

[@nicholasfuller8114]

High quality stuff. Channel deserves more subs tbh

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Thanks for watching and kind words of encouragement. Tell your friends 😀

[@EduardoFlores-bt4fo]

What about the Metroid Prime Trilogy? Though the third person perspective is rather slim compared to the first person, the second game on the series exploits the perspective in very fun ways, even having boss fights in third person with the morph ball.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Metroid Prime is an awesome example of a game developer mixing first and third person.

[@willvandermeer4733]

I'll always enjoy third person more

[@sebastiangasior701]

Yes it matters

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Thanks for watching and sharing your POV.

[@paulomarquestricera]

I like to see character's body, clothes and equipment, rotate the cam and see melee action. First person is good for aim and see the guns in details but third person show more.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Agree. You can do more narratively speaking.

[@vjvolition]

Great video! I find that I much prefer third to first person, as first person feels really claustrophobic.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

I hear you, that’s why I think it’s great that developers are embracing the hybrid approach. Allowing gamers to make that decision for themselves is key.

[@cheerful_crop_circle]

First person perspective feels more cozy/soothing in a way

[@doro626]

This man did his RESEARCH. Bravo sir.

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Thank you so much.

[@bergg2009]

Just go the Starfield route. POV is switchable, problem solved. I cannot play FPS games anymore that much, especially with melee combat. Usability is just laughable/aggravating. And character customization does not make any sense with FPS to me personally. But character physics vs environmental physics design is maybe of an issue here. Games seem to increasingly excel at the latter, but not at the former. Therefore, FPS makes a lot of sense; just draw a gun and two hands, and you're good to go (kidding).

[@Yuu-it1zk]

Or you could just play GTA or ace combat, where you can choose

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

I believe game developers should give the option as long as it doesn’t detract from the narrative.

[@barkmober]

@@CreateConsumeRepeat I am creating a singleplayer fps should I add both or fps or tpp?

[@abcdoooabcd]

there no third person military based games

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Ghost Recon?

[@gurugulaabgaming5080]

Battlefront 2

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Great example.

[@ajcics]

I really don't like third person shooters.

[@allend807]

I really don’t like first person anything

[@jotamayo29]

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[@84singularity]

I'm coming from the future and let me tell you something... ...mixing FPS with TPS was the lamest period in the gaming history! 🤦

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[@EZtheGreat1]

Third person is not competitive….

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Gears of war?

[@baxas2020]

Why tho?

[@EZtheGreat1]

@@CreateConsumeRepeat Gears of war is a competitive shooter to you? LoL

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

I hope we can all agree playing for a large cash prize constitutes competitive

[@EZtheGreat1]

@@CreateConsumeRepeat I guess if your competing for money it’s “competitive” what a stretch of the word LoL skill based FPS will always have the best players. Third person do t even come close scared little souls they are

[@militia7182]

Ns4 goldeneye . You missed it. You not a gamer.

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