BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Hope this met their expectations. Flawed game but I loved it.
Very good. Once you knock down that first 3m, you will get the rest.Is that good or bad?
How much did the first one sell?
It's... mediocre by current triple A standards, but apparently more than they were expecting since this is the second time they suggest to be happy about it.Is that good or bad?
True.Very good. Once you knock down that first 3m, you will get the rest.
Imo, it has better combat and classes, and far better exploration. And the world is BIG.I picked up the first in sale for the switch. Is the second beter?
for rpg its no elton ring
It's... mediocre by current triple A standards, but apparently more than they were expecting since this is the second time they suggest to be happy about it.
Which incidentally matches with the fact that it feels like the game was developed cutting a lot of corners on its budget.
As someone who hoped to see significant improvements from the first, still my disappointment of the year so far.
It certainly is, when we are talking about some companies used to far larger numbers and certain tiers of production cost.Selling 3 million copies in 3 months is certainly not 'mediocre' at all.
And it's still Mixed on Steam. The game had a very strong start, peaking at over 100K, but the abysmal performance made me stay away. This is Jedi Survivor all over again where an otherwise good game gets undermined by unacceptable performance.Looks like a decent result, but not amazing.
On the other hand, we are going through another economics crysis, with rampant inflation in a lot of countries.
The game lives rent free in that tiny brain of yours.Seems it outsold FF7 Rebirth huh
It certainly is, when we are talking about some companies used to far larger numbers and certain tiers of production cost.
Most of Capcom's top sellers are in the range of 8 million copies or above.
I think around 1.3 million or something in its first year. Capcom does provide total sales numbers through platforms in their site though.Is that good or bad?
How much did the first one sell?
Just imagine not allowing player to reroll/start a new game and still selling well.
Selling 3 million copies in 3 months is certainly not 'mediocre' at all.
And Final Fantasy XVI selling 3 million in less than a week on one platform is somehow a failure.
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Did they released any patch after the first one? The fucking game was crashing and causing bsod.Super bad patching pacing for Capcom on PC. Not a good look.
Did they released any patch after the first one? The fucking game was crashing and causing bsod.
No problems with any other game.
Well, it was hard to convince me to return to the game even with the patch, maybe if the dlc deliver i could give it a second chance.They made a patch may 14th but only bug fixes. Nothing for performance.
It's not like they are going to do anything about the fact you are fighting the same 6 enemies the entire game, anyway.Well, it was hard to convince me to return to the game even with the patch, maybe if the dlc deliver i could give it a second chance.
Maybe they add 20-30 new enemies and scramble them in the map in a better way.It's not like they are going to do anything about the fact you are fighting the same 6 enemies the entire game, anyway.
The game really captures a sense of adventuring with companions. With multiple path on your way and the further you venture, higher are the odd of getting surprised or killed by something. It makes the camping site important.
Earlier I've read a comment about how Elden ring is better than dd2. Such a silly comment as both game do not compare at all in my opinion. The traversal in Elden Ring is fast and straightforward. The overworld exploration rarely complicated and is mostly a lonely experience all the way through. Main character is swift and the game has no climbing mechanic. You also won't be lost most of the time. Max weight is not a mechanic in Elden Ring either.
Dragon's Dogma 2 often has that feeling, when exploring, where you feel like you're crawling your way into a trap that might have hidden chest in the end. Capcom are king when it comes to risk and reward.