No you can't. Points are only in your base when. You place items down within its confines.
I would of liked if your entire base gave you points. It's a little dumb to me having to place a tree inside of a room for it to count.
No you can't. Points are only in your base when. You place items down within its confines.
I would of liked if your entire base gave you points. It's a little dumb to me having to place a tree inside of a room for it to count.
You don't have to actually build the Cantlin garden inside the base for it to count for the challenge, if that's what you're aiming for.
You won't get points for it, but it'll still mark it as completed.
On Demand asked if he needs to put something in the confines of a singular room for that something to generate points, as opposed to putting it in the confines of the base, but outside of a room. He knows that putting it outside of the base does not yield points.
I've developed a completely irrational hatred of the ghost and enemy casting sounds. Every time I hear them my blood pressure starts to rise. What's wrong with me.
Not trying to do that. Just wondered if points only apply inside built rooms.
I've developed a completely irrational hatred of the ghost and enemy casting sounds. Every time I hear them my blood pressure starts to rise. What's wrong with me.
Hey guys I have a quick question. I'm currently on Chapter 3 and I noticed that I missed the ladder recipe on Chapter 1. How can I get it? I reloaded my Chapter 1 save, got the recipe then "cleared" the chapter again thinking that was going to trigger the unlock, but it doesn't seem like it's working (I reloaded my Chapter 3 save to check).
How does this run on ps4 pro? Getting mine today and thinking of picking up Dragon Quest Builders. Heard stories about some games looking worse on pro. This isn't one of them is it?
I just finished the boss from Chapter 2 and I was wondering if there was any stuff I should make sure to do before ending the chapter? Right now, I feel the need to re-build my city cause it looks like a disaster zone! Should I make sure to make anything special or do anything to get stuff to carry over?
How does this run on ps4 pro? Getting mine today and thinking of picking up Dragon Quest Builders. Heard stories about some games looking worse on pro. This isn't one of them is it?
Seriously, fuck the ghosts. They ONLY put them in the game to fuck with us.
Been playing on a Pro all week - runs/looks exactly the same. Thankfully this game isn't one of the few games being reported as running worse on Pro.
I can also confirm the ghosts are still a bag of dicks. Even on the Pro.
Just bought this with my new PS4 Pro. Have to say I love the game so much . However, noticing a drop in framerate (slight jutter), when rotating the camera. Is anyone else getting this?
What are the cons of the Vita version over the PS4 one, other than the obvious graphical quality.
Framerate?
Draw distance?
Help guys, I tried to find more information on the net but couldn't, how bad is the Vita version compared to the PS4? Is the 30fps actually stable or does it get bad in the late-game?
Thanks in advance.
The vita version is great, I'm playing that version and would highly recommend it. PS4 version obviously looks and runs better, but the Vita version is stable and looks great for a vita game.Help guys, I tried to find more information on the net but couldn't, how bad is the Vita version compared to the PS4? Is the 30fps actually stable or does it get bad in the late-game?
Thanks in advance.
Just bought a PS4 Pro and a bunch of games, but I'm looking for something not quite as murderey as what I've been playing (God of War, Bloodborne, CoD, Last of Us)
I played the demo, it was fun. I never played Minecraft and ive only played DQ1, V and a little bit of VII.
Based on this small amount of info, recommended?
Just bought a PS4 Pro and a bunch of games, but I'm looking for something not quite as murderey as what I've been playing (God of War, Bloodborne, CoD, Last of Us)
I played the demo, it was fun. I never played Minecraft and ive only played DQ1, V and a little bit of VII.
Based on this small amount of info, recommended?
I would recommend this game, Ratchet and Clank and Gravity Rush Remastered.Just bought a PS4 Pro and a bunch of games, but I'm looking for something not quite as murderey as what I've been playing (God of War, Bloodborne, CoD, Last of Us)
I played the demo, it was fun. I never played Minecraft and ive only played DQ1, V and a little bit of VII.
Based on this small amount of info, recommended?
I would recommend this game, Ratchet and Clank and Gravity Rush Remastered.
I kinda stalled out on this game at the first boss fight. Idk... the forced combat encounters kinda suck. I just want to build stuff, that isn't this game, apparently.
So, Amazon currently has the Vita version for $20.
I think I'm approaching the end of Chapter 3 - while it's my favorite Chapter by far, it seems to really long! Maybe it's partially due to me really building up my base big time, and doing a little experimenting with all the new items.
Anyway - can I expect more in the final chapter? I'm sorting of hoping for a short finale since I'm trying to get it done before FFXV.
If you focus on the main story, the last chapter is the shortest. For me though, I spent the longest there building my base.
All recipes are available in free mode, so you can get those achievements there. It might be faster to just boot up your finished chapter save files and use what you have already built to get them, though. You start with very little in free build mode and need to put in some effort to get certain resources.Really finished the game. I just need eat 20 different food stuffs trophy and the 50 different room recipes trophy.
Can these be unlocked in the free play mode or do I need to replay some chapters to get them?
d[-_-]b;225611864 said:Just picked this up, i'm not what to sure to expect, not big on minecraft.
Anybody have issues with the hit detection and the short sword length? This makes combat more of a chore than I would like, especially when fighting bigger enemies (trolls, gigantes). Really my only issue with the game.
If you hold down both R1 and L1, you will maintain your facing as you move around. It is perfect for laying down a row of blocks. Alternatively, if you want to build a two-block high wall, just hold down square and move left, right, or backwards.I just started playing the game (I'm still building the first blueprint)... Is there a way to make the "placing block" mechanic not super finicky like it is right now? I'm really having a hard time to put a block in a specific spot.
If you hold down both R1 and L1, you will maintain your facing as you move around. It is perfect for laying down a row of blocks. Alternatively, if you want to build a two-block high wall, just hold down square and move left, right, or backwards.