I'd never use anything but the carbine if I could consistently get powershots with the two speed upgrades enabled. It's just way too fast.Rabbitwork said:i found it much easier to get them with the army carbine.
I'd never use anything but the carbine if I could consistently get powershots with the two speed upgrades enabled. It's just way too fast.Rabbitwork said:i found it much easier to get them with the army carbine.
Zeppelin said:Yeah, once you realize you can just camp the spawns and slash away in the beginning it's cake. The shield one was a bitch for me aswell.
Trumpets said:The demo did nothing for me - I was expecting some sort of RPG but instead all you seem to do is run around and hit stuff. The narrator is a nice idea and well executed but I'm not sure he really changes anything.
Is the demo representative of the full game?
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How exactly is the difficulty handled in NG+? Does it ramp up on its own, or do you just have to turn on a bunch of idols?LiK said:you guys who beat the game should probably check out NG+ when you have time. i like the subtle changes with the narrator comments. nice touch.
sixghost said:How exactly is the difficulty handled in NG+? Does it ramp up on its own, or do you just have to turn on a bunch of idols?
Pistols. Pistols with ricochet utterly decimate them.Crunched said:Those fucking birds.
Billychu said:Pistols. Pistols with ricochet utterly decimate them.
I've been using the bow and war machete for most of the game, so haven't spent much time with the pistols. I'll try them out. I want to get those vigils though, and I'm trying to get weapons I don't like out of the way first (using the repeater right now, trying shotgun next).Billychu said:Pistols. Pistols with ricochet utterly decimate them.
Crunched said:I've been using the bow and war machete for most of the game, so haven't spent much time with the pistols. I'll try them out. I want to get those vigils though, and I'm trying to get weapons I don't like out of the way first (using the repeater right now, trying shotgun next).
I just don't find the birds fun to fight. Most other enemies are alright outside of hard to see projectiles, regardless of what weapons I'm using.
You're probably right. I'm at a something-Cauldron level right now and ripping my hair out in frustration. It seems like I'm randomly taking damage just from walking around. I can clear an area of enemies and then suddenly get hit though there's nothing around. And I know when I run into a group of birds I'm going to have to use at least one of my healing items.LiK said:bow is too slow for the birds, imo. you should diversify your weapon load out.
Vigils reset unfortunately. It's worth doing New Game+ for the ludicrous amounts of money you get when you use shards to upgrade a building.FateBreaker said:New Game+ carries everything over, right? So I can just continue exactly where I left off in terms of the vigil completion?
TheOddOne said:Man, I just saw the other "ending". Goddamn, the art in the credits is amazing.
The only thing I noticed in New Game+ (which I did as a speedrun, so I guess I missed tons of dialog) was at one part he said "I feel like I've told this story thousands of times."zethren said:Yeah, theending is my absolute favorite one. Feels like the best choice for the new game + ending (especially when you take into account the added comments the narrator makes throughout NG+.evacuation
sixghost said:Are you using the leaderboards as your source? Don't forget about the people who either haven't tried Who Knows Where or just don't have their consoles connected to XBL.
zoner said:So, I'm probably in the minority here, but I turned the narrator audio off, and I now find the game about a million times more atmospheric.
I would have preferred more unique dialogue quips based on player actions. There are a few (he cuts those plants like there's a prize for it etc), but quite often there's downtime when there could have been an opportunity for him to speak.Santiako said:I hope you are in the minority. The narrator is the best feature about this game.
Some vigils reset, but the majority will not.Billychu said:Vigils reset unfortunately. It's worth doing New Game+ for the ludicrous amounts of money you get when you use shards to upgrade a building.
Gillian Seed said:I do not like the narrator that much either. His voice is annoying. But i am loving the game thus far!
RivalCore said:Finished it, got the full 200/200 and loved it.
But by Christ are my hands so sore after the third reflection arena.
It's also kinda funny that Brad from Giantbomb will be at the top of the leader boards for forever.
While progressing trough the game, at certain points in Bastion Hub world three items will appear:D3VI0US said:Is every trip to who knows where supposed to be the same?
I don't even know if that needs a spoiler but I put on there anyways.
Tomat said:Wait what? Why?
A27 Tawpgun said:Bit the bullet and bought the game. Liking it so far. I'm expecting it only gets better.
TheOddOne said:I got the impression that this offer is for all Summer of Arcade releases?
Machinima said:So here we have it if you buy Bastion from this website, youll get The Maw for free from your bros at Machinima. No extra cost, no nothing.
If you dont want Bastion, and really you should, you can just wait until next week. Were running this promo for every game in the Summer of Arcade, so there has to be at least one youre excited about.
Frankfurt said:Heard so much about the narrator and how he added "so much" to the game...
Does that come later? Because in the demo he was just... There. The gameplay was pretty run-of-the-mill, too. Not bad, but nothing even remotely up to the insane hype. The demo areas were the same that got super-praised before release (according to Giant Bomb), so I'm kinda puzzled.
Um... how?Zeppelin said:Yeah, once you realize you can just camp the spawns and slash away in the beginning it's cake.
Frankfurt said:Heard so much about the narrator and how he added "so much" to the game...
Does that come later? Because in the demo he was just... There. The gameplay was pretty run-of-the-mill, too. Not bad, but nothing even remotely up to the insane hype. The demo areas were the same that got super-praised before release (according to Giant Bomb), so I'm kinda puzzled.
Baller said:Um... how?
I can easily kill whatever spawns, but they keep spawning so my number never goes below 50. How in the hell are you supposed to do this one? I have 2 upgrades, but I'm lucky if I can kill them all within like five minutes. How is this possible do complete within 90 seconds?
My opinion of this game was really high until I got to this challenge.
ah fuck my LIFELiK said:you must be confusing the black ones with the blue ones. the black ones count, the blue ones that spawn from those carts do not.
Baller said:ah fuck my LIFE
That was way easier, lol
zethren said:The game opens up a lot more and there are a lot of weapons and combinations to choose from. There are also challenge maps for each weapon, 3 survival mode challenges, a bunch of in game achievements called Vigils, and tons of passive ability upgrades called tonics that you can mix and match whenever you want.
The core of the combat is run around and smash stuff, but it does get deeper the more you delve into the weapon selection. The demo doesn't really do the game justice because it REALLY opens up after an hour of play or so, but if it did absolutely nothing for you then maybe it's not a game for you.