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Wow, finally made it out. That was mean.
Curse my poor orientation skills. I've been running in circles in thefor like 45 minutes.electric fence area where I have to turn on the lights of the guard building
I was having a bit of trouble there too. Took me a while to figure out where to go.
So what is the deal with the manuscript pages? Can you get all of them the first during the first go? Cause I feel like I've been fucking everywhere around the rest stop and I'm still missing 3 of them.
dont know the answer for sure, but it may be like in AW where you have to play on nightmare to find all of them
Always on vertical sync is pretty taxing, the game can really slow down with it. I think I'll stick to smart. Still, thanks for making it an option, Remedy. <3
I finished AW1 but haven't played any of the DLC. Should I wait until I finish the DLC before diving into this? Would love to be able to play this as soon as I get home tonight, thanks guys.
Ok so these impressions are really making me want to buy it. Problem is I never even came close to finishing the first. Was just not in a good mood to play that type of game.
So my question is.. how long is the first game if I intend to plow through it on an easier setting? I really want to finish that game first if they have improved the controls and so forth because going back would not be fun.
super slow for me too, 1% in 4 mins. should have finished the whole thing in 8 mins with my connection.Downloading!
16%....Why so slow internet connection !
I thought the combat depth and enemy variety in the original Alan Wake was severely lacking. I felt like you learned everything about Alan Wake's combat within the first encounter and that Remedy never switched up the challenge (beyond throwing larger groups of enemies at you). I want to purchase the full XBLA game, but what's the early consensus on the depth of the combat? Is it no longer brain dead simple? Are the guns interesting this time? The combat sure does look better in the trailers!
Couple of questions:
1) Any word on a PC version?
2) Are the graphics improved from the original 360 game?
Remedy pretty much confirmed it will come out at some point on PC
Yes, they are better. Also they added HUD options and Vsync on all the time or Smart. Besides that, animations are better and overall it just looks crisper. Not gonna compete with your mighty PC but it looks damn fine.
The impressions for this on the Bombcast sound awful.
Gonna pass.
Huh, they were bummed because it is no sequel, but other than that they very not at all negative. I am sure we are going to hear more in the coming bombcast.
I don't really trust Bombcast opinions on games. I love the podcast and their personalities but the taste, well.The impressions for this on the Bombcast sound awful.
Gonna pass.
I don't really trust Bombcast opinions on games. I love the podcast and their personalities but the taste, well.
If you liked the original AW you should at least try the demo.
The impressions for this on the Bombcast sound awful.
Gonna pass.
I see that now and yeah, thats an interesting conundrum. I mean, I think its great that Remedy added a story mode when they really weren't even thinking of one with the initial concept in mind.Well, he don't (or at least the formula went thin on him afaik).
I find it cool that it somehow get's expectations like from a full-price game, but at the same time I am already seeing a problem here in terms of misjudgement.
I don't really trust Bombcast opinions on games. I love the podcast and their personalities but the taste, well.
If you liked the original AW you should at least try the demo.
I don't really trust Bombcast opinions on games. I love the podcast and their personalities but the taste, well.
If you liked the original AW you should at least try the demo.
I'll probably try the demo but that progression just sounds awful to me.
I loved Alan Wake until the end when it got tedious with the combat encounters and the story got a bit too weird. Then the DLC was just more of the same repetitive stuff and I really went cold on the franchise.
I was on the fence about giving this a go, but playing the same stuff three times sounds like it was designed for me to not like it.
About 12-15 hours on normal (easiest setting).
About 12-15 hours on normal (easiest setting).
Is hard mode not a selectable option right off the bat this time around? I remember it was in Alan Wake. Seems odd that they would change that for American Nightmare. Though I do wish I could have just selected Nightmare mode and not be forced to play the game twice (even though I wanted to anyways).
As far as i know its a separate story line.
Just finished it, very impressed. It was a little too easy though.
So... is the ending real or not?
How long did it take? I am on the fence with getting it. I just want to know how long it will take. I think I am more attracted to a shorter game, oddly, since I have so much to do this week.
It took me about 3 or 4 hours, and I like to explore every nook and cranny in games. Short and sweet.
Just finished it, very impressed. It was a little too easy though.
So... is the ending real or not?