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Would be interesting to see. I deleted the PS4 install right away so I didn’t test it out. Maybe the PS5 upgrade was slapped together quickly.Im wondering if the PS4 version wont have those stutter issues you mentioned.
Would be interesting to see. I deleted the PS4 install right away so I didn’t test it out. Maybe the PS5 upgrade was slapped together quickly.Im wondering if the PS4 version wont have those stutter issues you mentioned.
I didn't think this game would even need "PS5 upgrade", I love Ryza's visuals but is not exactly tech heavy game.Would be interesting to see. I deleted the PS4 install right away so I didn’t test it out. Maybe the PS5 upgrade was slapped together quickly.
It doesn’t really look much different from the PS4 original so I’m not even sure what the upgrade does.I didn't think this game would even need "PS5 upgrade", I love Ryza's visuals but is not exactly tech heavy game.
Yeah it's rare for Koei Tecmo to put anything on sale very often.I'd love to get into these games but they're so expensive! $60 and then the physical copies of ryza1 disappeared and actually went UP in the price. It's hard to pay full price for a JRPG when you can snap up something like fairy fencer F or tokyo xanadu for $10 on sale.
Isnt it 4k/60fps on PS5 and 4k/30 on PS4 Pro?It doesn’t really look much different from the PS4 original so I’m not even sure what the upgrade does.
Isnt it 4k/60fps on PS5 and 4k/30 on PS4 Pro?
I think this will be the last PS4 game i buy. But i will not buy it before i get a PS5. Meanwhile i still need to finish the first game btw. (Not to mention previous Atelier games in my backlog.)
Isnt it 4k/60fps on PS5 and 4k/30 on PS4 Pro?
WTFIt's 1080/30 on Pro, unless there is a day one patch I don't know about.
Well, I think the Ryza games with Gust's new engine look quite a bit better than all of the 3D Falcom games released so far and there are quite a few people out there who tell me that Trails and Ys games are the best games ever.God this game looks ugly as fuck on PS5. I truly forgot what low budget JRPGs look like. Embarrassing that it’s not 60fps either.
Maybe the rest of the game will be good.
Atelier games are known to have high budget graphics, what people exactly expecting out of PS5 version for this game?So, it is a lazy job on ps5?
Atelier games are known to have high budget graphics, what people exactly expecting out of PS5 version for this game?
As much as like Atelier Ryza, these games are budget RPGs, don’t expect to any type of tech enchantments, I was even surprised this game had “PS5 version” in the first place.At least a rock solid 60fps in 4K for me.
I'm not even talking about enhancements everywhere cause I know they wouldn't go that far.
As much as like Atelier Ryza, these games are budget RPGs, don’t expect to any type of tech enchantments, I was even surprised this game had “PS5 version” in the first place.
When I first play the game I didn't notice I was playing PS4 version but later on I switched to PS5 version, I would say the resolution and load times is definitely better on PS5 version.yep, that's what I said I don't expect the enhancements. I just want confirmation if at least the game runs well at 60fps and has a higher resolution.
I actually agree about Fi, especially when it tries to read title in the start menu....super annoying, Other than that I really loving this game.20 hours in so far and my impressions are ....
Bad: every other line is a high pitched “Fiiiiiiiiii”
Good: everything else
Fi never shuts up and is the most annoying character ever added to a video game.
I haven’t run into any tech issues other then the slight studder at times. I think I’ve gotten used to it since I don’t notice it anymore. Or maybe they made it a little better in one of the patches.I actually agree about Fi, especially when it tries to read title in the start menu....super annoying, Other than that I really loving this game.
One issue I'm currently having is I had two very hard crash on my PS5, to the point that screen just froze and I had to restart my PS5. I didn't have this issue until we got PS5's new update so maybe its because of that.
Ps5 is in 4k but has a little bit of stutter at times. The game looks really nice. I haven't seen any comparison videos.Is there any place where PS4/PS5 version is compared to Switch? I played the first one on the Switch but maybe I will give that one a chance in PS5 but I don't know if it is worth it.
There is a bar at the bottom right with each character and enemy. When the character icon hits the center of the bar you can input actions, then it resets and moves towards the center again.i finished dragon quest 11.. i need a turn based game. Is this turn based or real time?
How long did it take you to beat it? One of the reasons I got into the Atelier series was the time to beat the game was under 50 hours. But that has changed in recent years. They last 80 hours easily now, which means I only have time for a singe playthrough.Ps5 is in 4k but has a little bit of stutter at times. The game looks really nice. I haven't seen any comparison videos.
I finished the game last night. I really enjoyed my time with it. The crafting is addictive like the first game. There were some decent smaller updates throughout that improved the game. I hope to see a Ryza 3.
I asked this before and didn't get a response. Can I jump into the series with this game or should I play the first one first?Really, REALLY loving this game! Both exploration and crafting is as addicting as ever and the combat is even more fun than the first game.
I didn’t play the first one and bought this one because I wanted a fun RPG to play on the PS5. There is a brief summary of the first game, but Ryza 2 really is a new adventure/story and understanding what is going on has not been an issue, other than I’m meeting all of Ryza’s friends for the first time. What I will say though is that it took me a while to understand how the actual game works and it takes patience to begin with because it doesn’t explain how things work in great detail. Still, it makes progression all the more satisfying.I asked this before and didn't get a response. Can I jump into the series with this game or should I play the first one first?
You can jump to Ryza series without playing other Atelier games but I suggest you to play 1st Ryza before playing Ryza 2.I asked this before and didn't get a response. Can I jump into the series with this game or should I play the first one first?
40 hours. Good length, but not overly long like a lot of recent RPGs.How long did it take you to beat it? One of the reasons I got into the Atelier series was the time to beat the game was under 50 hours. But that has changed in recent years. They last 80 hours easily now, which means I only have time for a singe playthrough.
Nice. That is about right with HowLongToBeat. I swear I spend way more time in Aterlier games than noted on HowLongToBeat. Most of them come in at around 40 hours. I am pretty sure I put in between 50 to 80 hours on a lot of the recent ones.40 hours. Good length, but not overly long like a lot of recent RPGs.
The game definitely just ends... abruptly. After I beat the final boss and watched the credits roll, I ended up loading up my save file (rather than New Game+) and finishing out my exploration of the final dungeon and completing some of the quests that I had pending. Pretty silly, honestly.Wrapped this up yesterday and was surprised how abruptly it ended. Next thing I knew I beat the boss and left everybody behind to head back home. I didn't finish deciphering the final area nor did I get to craft a lot of items because I did not have the materials yet. Did they exclude part of the game for DLC or something? The ending kind of sealed my disappointment in the game. I did finally get a little better at combat, but I still never did really like it.