RyanardoDaVinci
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'Bout time UPSguy, may the wind push you home swiftly and safely.
Maybe.Is the PS3 performance any better?
If a hired pawn dies, it goes back to the Rift and must be hired again by entering the Rift. Any items they were carrying that were not equipped, automatically enter your storage.
If your pawn dies, just go touch the nearest Rift Stone and they'll pop back out with everything they had on them when they died.
You have to re-recruit it. The easiest way is to add it to your favorites, go into the Rift, and search by Favorites.
I've only seen one mediocre review, and it's from Polygon (personally I completely disagree with their reviews often). Even then, their score doesn't quite match the score they gave it.
http://www.gamerankings.com/xbox360/684235-dragons-dogma-dark-arisen/articles.html
Does it sit at 0% when installing?Anyone attempt to install both disks on the 360 and encounter a problem? I installed the expansion disk no problem but the other would just spin and not install. The game plays fine but I'm wondering if I'm even able to install it.
huh? Hired pawns don't gain levels. They'll be exactly the same if you rehire them, though it may cost you rift crystalsIt's the first time I've had hired pawns die(thanks, death) so I was surprised to see them gone. Wouldn't the pawns be a different level if I have to re-hire them? The one that I lost went from 70 to 80
Anyone attempt to install both disks on the 360 and encounter a problem? I installed the expansion disk no problem but the other would just spin and not install. The game plays fine but I'm wondering if I'm even able to install it.
Ok, I'm really wanting to play this. I love pretty much all types of RPGs, I love Japanese games, I love Dark Souls, I love dark fantasy (and fantasy in general), but I really couldn't get into Skyrim/Fallout 3/etc. very much. I play for a quarter of the game and get bored as evitonments, enemies, and things get repetitive. Open world games in general always seem to get way too repetitive to me. I'm not great at making my own fun.
Should I get this?
It didn't show a percentage it just sat at the install bar. I didn't try disconnecting.Does it sit at 0% when installing?
I had that issue with another game, I had to disconnect from the internet to get it to work.
I didn't wait that long. Does it play okay?Mine was spinning in the disk tray for 2 minutes before it allowed me to install and choose a hard disk location, first time this has ever happened on my Slim 360. Normally it's straight away for other games. There wasn't any damage to the disk though.
The digital-only version certainly is. I did my first 100% playthrough on Xbox 360, and going to vanilla Dragon's Dogma on PS3 was painful. It wasn't just a reduced framerate that was a problem; there was a lot of noticeable stuttering due to the PS3 trying to read data from the Blu-Ray disc. At times, the audio would just cut out entirely for half a second or so.Is the PS3 performance any better?
Try the demos.
I didn't wait that long. Does it play okay?
Mine was spinning in the disk tray for 2 minutes before it allowed me to install and choose a hard disk location, first time this has ever happened on my Slim 360. Normally it's straight away for other games. There wasn't any damage to the disk though.
huh? Hired pawns don't gain levels. They'll be exactly the same if you rehire them, though it may cost you rift crystals
oh...yeah, I get what you mean now. I thought you meant YOU leveled the pawn up.Don't know what to tell you, pawn died, I went to rehire it and it was 10 levels higher, I think it updated to its up to date level. Owner must be leveling up in the isle~
The digital-only version certainly is. I did my first 100% playthrough on Xbox 360, and going to vanilla Dragon's Dogma on PS3 was painful. It wasn't just a reduced framerate that was a problem; there was a lot of noticeable stuttering due to the PS3 trying to read data from the Blu-Ray disc. At times, the audio would just cut out entirely for half a second or so.
The digital version of Dark Arisen on the other hand, has eliminated the stuttering problem for me, likely because the Blu-Ray drive has been eliminated from the equation. I don't know if the disc version would lead to the same improved experience, but I'm just glad to have that awful stuttering and audio glitching go away forever.
The digital-only version certainly is. I did my first 100% playthrough on Xbox 360, and going to vanilla Dragon's Dogma on PS3 was painful. It wasn't just a reduced framerate that was a problem; there was a lot of noticeable stuttering due to the PS3 trying to read data from the Blu-Ray disc. At times, the audio would just cut out entirely for half a second or so.
The digital version of Dark Arisen on the other hand, has eliminated the stuttering problem for me, likely because the Blu-Ray drive has been eliminated from the equation. I don't know if the disc version would lead to the same improved experience, but I'm just glad to have that awful stuttering and audio glitching go away forever.
Are mages viable in this game? I thought about going assassin, but I never play mages and wanted to change it up and try something new. Coming from dark souls playing a dex character I wanna try some magic.
Are mages viable in this game? I thought about going assassin, but I never play mages and wanted to change it up and try something new. Coming from dark souls playing a dex character I wanna try some magic.
Are mages viable in this game? I thought about going assassin, but I never play mages and wanted to change it up and try something new. Coming from dark souls playing a dex character I wanna try some magic.
Don't know what to tell you, pawn died, I went to rehire it and it was 10 levels higher, I think it updated to its up to date level. Owner must be leveling up in the isle~
Ok, I'm really wanting to play this. I love pretty much all types of RPGs, I love Japanese games, I love Dark Souls, I love dark fantasy (and fantasy in general), but I really couldn't get into Skyrim/Fallout 3/etc. very much. I play for a quarter of the game and get bored as evironments, enemies, and things get repetitive. Open world games in general always seem to get way too repetitive to me. I'm not great at making my own fun.
Should I get this?
Just got to Gran Soren and bought new skills before realizing I could have changed my vocation.
Should I have purchased armor/weapons yet? If so, what should take priority? Should I try to fully upgrade myself before worrying about my companion?
Any status on the XBOX 360 framerate status? I heard some bad things about the first one? And I don't have a PS3
I wouldn't worry too much about armor/weapons now. You will find some on your travels. Money becomes a non issue later on in the game so you can buy to your hearts content.
Upgrade yourself first, then your main pawn.
Generally, the 360 version runs better (actually, less bad) then the PS3 game.
But it lacks the PS3's v-sync.
Ultimately it comes down to what bothers you more. More dropped frames or screen tearing. It's purely subjective.
Do note that both versions drop frames. The 360 version drops quite a few less, though.
Guys the 11.5GB size of the download for the digital version of Dark Arisen for the PS3 includes the vanilla game right?
Should I hire high lvl pawns? Or should I hire ones in my lvl range?
Should I hire high lvl pawns? Or should I hire ones in my lvl range?
Yes sir it does. Tempted to double dip.