More like 99%. Those games are evidently made for controllers in mind. I play M+KB whenever I can, but for action games like this, it's a controller.
Where did you get this? I explored the whole map and didn't find it. Is this a random drop?An idiot who thinks a THIS looks better than Nioh 3 and doesn't know the difference between a weapon parry and a universal deflect, doesn't know you can purify in Ninja, actually thinks you have less options when you have more, and doesn't actually understand anything about the game. Congratulations, you went into the game expecting a carbon copy of Nioh 2 and learned nothing about it.
And what kind of moron shows a screenshot to prove the game looks bad and then replies with this stupid shit when someone else shows a screenshot to prove them wrong? How about you fix the graphical settings in your game so it doesn't look like mud and quit pretending it looks like your image at all?
Ninja is so fucking good. I love all the people crying about it because it shows they have no clue how to play the game. I switch to Samurai for flavor and just fun, but I could easily play the entire game in Ninja. The evade double dodge, throwing weapon passives when dodging, purging while evading, etc. It's incredible and fast and fluid and that's with the basic stuff we've seen in the demo. I'm excited to see what other passive skills you get throughout the game because just based off of this first area they change the game pretty significantly.
You can purify in Ninja form. There is a passive skill drop that allows this.
But yes, Samurai is still good. Like I mentioned earlier I beat that human boss just by deflecting and punishing and it was pretty satisfying. And there will always be enemies that are better suited for one or the other, I just think Ninja is crazy good overall.
lol that's one thing I don't have in these games anymore is ego lol
If you think a half assed emulator can capture the vibrance and motion clarity of the real thing on a full HD CRT or plasma I have a bridge to sell you.
Hello there cannon fodder.C'mon son...
There's no reason to play the first Nioh with Nioh 2 available. The only reason I'd recommend it is if you thoroughly enjoyed 2 and 3 and want more of it. 2 does everything 1 does, but better.
Merchant (Sudama) in Eternal Rift exchanges it for 2 Yokai Teardrops.
All of it? Most of it? Who knows because we've seen a demo not the entire game. The spells are on Soul Cores now. You can use them to Summon creatures or use them to cast spells.
The picture I showed is my own fucking screenshot of in game. WTF are you talking about? You posted a screenshot showing how ass the game looks on your machine and I, in turn, showed a screenshot disproving that the game looks like that on mine. Does the game even have a photo mode? I took it with the Nvidia screen shot hotkey. Literal in game graphics, exactly how it looks when I'm playing. You are clearly fucking something up in your settings.
If you think a half assed emulator can capture the vibrance and motion clarity of the real thing on a full HD CRT or plasma I have a bridge to sell you.
I guess you have never used Impenetrability skill with Tonfas in either Nioh.
Even if you choose to waste passive skill points to purify in Ninja you don't get increased stamina regen like after a ki pulse.
How many stances do you have access to for kusurigama, tonfa, and dual axes in Nioh 3? How much Omnyo magic do you have access to? The answer is less than the previous Niohs.
The picture you showed is not an accurate representation of in-game visuals as photo modes and replays rosy up the visual fidelity of a game. Mine is an in-game example of when lighting, particle effects, and background colors come together to create awful image quality. I have been tweaking in-game graphics since before you were born junior. This game's graphics take several steps backward from the previous efforts of Team Ninja and it shows.
Hello there cannon fodder.
You lot are so blind you cannot even see your own reflection when it's right in front of you.
Notice how my screenshot has UI and yours doesn't? Even in the highest quality video captures the blending of lighting, environment and volumetric effects produce the same effect at times. That is the inconsistency I spoke of that you are trying to write off for some reason.
I was referring to Nioh 3's Mist (Ninja special evade) specifically. Even Samurai has use of an evade. We were talking about different things.
Here you go grandpa, I know you are slow and didn't realize this, but Evade does, in fact, restore Ki. It's right there in the print. Evade in Ninja kicks ass, it purifies, restores Ki, increases your gauges and allows for a second dodge. So, you're wrong again.
It remains to be seen whether what they added or rearranged makes up for what they seemingly removed. I intend to at least see the endgame potential and DLC additions before forming a final opinion on it.
Technically since you can swap between Ninja and Samurai Classes you actually have 4 movesets at your disposal at any given time. And with Ninja you give up 2 movesets for Ninjutsu utility from ranged attacks, utility and physical arts centered around mobility.
But that's the problem. Double the amount of skills, two guardian spirits, etc. You're playing two characters, not one character split into two or two characters rolled into one. It causes you to spend even more time managing the builds and going through the excruciatingly long list of loot to discard or keep.
Since gear objectively only matters at endgame I wouldn't worry about managing gear all that much. The only thing I'll prefer to keep is Enemy Sensor(Radar) and you have to look at most gear as just free Amrita.
There is literally an auto-upgrade gear setting. Where you don't need worry about it. I swap gear every few hours, as gear is not a huge deal. You can treat it like it a straight up action game and just unlock skill trees
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I can only imagine you had a bad time in that map was because you were co-op playing which is going to make getting turned around extra likely when its quite intricate and maze-like. Solo, its way easier because you're forced to pay more attention to the layout and can simply run past the few tough enemies if you feel like they are more hassle than they are worth. Something you couldn't do in the alpha because it was way more densely populated.
That's one thing I noticed. The first boss is a good challenge, but after that, bosses are weak. It's extremely easy to just do a few side quests, come back, and outlevel a boss to a point where skill and knowledge are hardly factors. Thus far, no boss has caused me real problems, whereas Nioh 2 at least forced you to figure out Burst Counter to fight the optional Gozuki early on and the final boss of the second mission. Blocking was always a more viable strategy than dodging, but with the ninja, they made dodging extremely potent, especially with perfect dodge, to the point that you can eschew learning about Ki pulse and stances in favor of just playing it like a Souls games.
There are 14 different weapons all with very deep and unique skill trees, a full magic and ninjitsu system, and a Guardian system. If there was ever an ARPG where you could ignore gear and be fine, it is Nioh. The amount of content is absurdThat's kinda missing the point as you can freely redistribute stats at every save-point, so you're more than ever encouraged to experiment and optimize. And as gear should complement your stats and overall approach, just unlocking trees is quite a limited means of developing.
Also, having played the Alpha, its striking how much they've lowered the difficulty in the demo. Pretty much most of the toughest enemies have been stripped out and overall enemy density is way less than it was. Particularly in the crucible map which is a cake-walk next to the Alpha version.
I think people need to start to wrap their heads around the fact that Nioh has been moving steadily away from the Souls-like formula in every iteration. Its nowhere near as strict in terms of consequences for failure, and "tightness" in forcing every stat expended to be carefully considered. For instance the dropping of souls at the point of death is mitigated by abilities that restrict % of xp lost, and affixes that increase the chance of it being auto-recovered on respawn. As I mentioned before you can respec fully at any save-point and the whole "fashion souls" appearance crafting aspect is irrelevant after you get the glamour option from the Blacksmith. Essentially meaning that the only thing that really matters about a piece of gear is its attributes.
Saying that this game looks like a PS3 game is a bit much but it still looks like ass lol. This is PS4 level graphics
No you didn't.
I did most points in Cons for the kusarigama. I finished the demo at level 17, so I'm at a 19 when the game finally releases. Your weapon gets stronger the more you use it and the rarer it is the better. As long you notice significant gains. I'll put a point for more stamina. My con is super high the damage output has been noticeable. I started putting points in Skill for the Switchglaive. That sounds like a fun build to play on launch.
People have terrible memory what PS3 games used look like.
Need I remind you that GTA V and MGS V came out on PS3?
The physics, shadows, lighting, transparencies (including particle effects), and reflections do look better and are more complex. The base resolution is lower but it was intended for output to plasmas and FHD CRTs not modern OLEDs.Are those screenshot supposed to look better than Nioh 3? You just provedGonzito 's point.
They have some really high fidelity assets but they cut so many corners with respect to effects and lighting that it is making it look bad. There are just times when things blend together (like crushed blacks) and no amount of tweaking in-game can remedy it. Maybe that can be reduced by applying Reshade but it feels like a waste to tweak it before the game is out.
I give af. No one expecting cutting edge graphics. But to charge full price and deliver PS4 level graphics? Like its not even high end tier PS4. This shite looks crusty as hell lmao.
They deliver a shitton of content, extremely polished top tier combat, seemingly a large variety of enemies, tons of weapons, moves, magic, visual customizations, and some of the deepest arpg action on the market, all of that on a huge scale, but just because they don't have amazing graphics, they shouldn't charge what they think their game is worth?
Bro they can charge whatever they want and dont get it twisted no one said the game has to have amazing graphics. The problem is the game looks like ass. MFs on GAF always complaining when there are busted looking chicks in games how is me passing over a game when the entire game looks like ass any different lmao
