Question, how are you guys with the dialogue wheel, do you guys listen to every single extra line or just straight to end the convo to get going? It's kinda bringing the experience down for me listening to everything but don't want to miss stuff lol.
Question, how are you guys with the dialogue wheel, do you guys listen to every single extra line or just straight to end the convo to get going? It's kinda bringing the experience down for me listening to everything but don't want to miss stuff lol.
Question, how are you guys with the dialogue wheel, do you guys listen to every single extra line or just straight to end the convo to get going? It's kinda bringing the experience down for me listening to everything but don't want to miss stuff lol.
Currently getting my ass handed to me by all kinds of enraged charging dinos. The number of machines that can one shot me is a lot bigger than I would have thought, one time it was a corrupted ostrich dino for Christ's sake.
It would help if I could count on the stealth marker to be accurate, but nope. I'm assuming one kick from a longhorn isn't an insta kill on lower difficulty settings?
Question, how are you guys with the dialogue wheel, do you guys listen to every single extra line or just straight to end the convo to get going? It's kinda bringing the experience down for me listening to everything but don't want to miss stuff lol.
I listen to practically everything. They're good to give me more details about the lore and backstory of the places/tribes/characters/. Sometimes a new dialogue option can also pop up which won't be available before you chose certain lines.
Question, how are you guys with the dialogue wheel, do you guys listen to every single extra line or just straight to end the convo to get going? It's kinda bringing the experience down for me listening to everything but don't want to miss stuff lol.
I care about a subject in general. I don't care about every opinion on a given subject from every no name looser out there, though. So...it depends. As I progress I tend to loose interest in general in that stuff, though. Not strong enough in both presentation and writing to keep me engaged in every little detail. Just wanna use my bow and wreck some dinos.
The Valleymeet Hunting Grouds (the second hunting lodge) has both the fire and ice bellowbacks just outside for its trial missions.
The forest southwest of the map has a good amount of animals if you need them. But you can find them everywhere, really. The stream/river nearby the very first tallneck you encounter should have plenty of fish.
How do you beat the stealth Hunting Ground? I tried doing the trials but the stealth kill watcher trial and the crab loot trial are impossible in the time they give you T_T
Are you wearing the stealth armor? Its super strong and with it I had almost no issue with both of those. The crab loot one was tight because of how spread the 4th cache is but it shouldn't be too much of an issue when things barely even notice you.
Do tearblast arrows remain as overpowered as they are for me now, just leaving
Meridian
?
Also, are all purple mods of roughly equal quality, or do you get better stuff from tougher enemies/quest reward boxes? Think there's room for legendary mods tbh. You start getting purple stuff so early in the game, it doesn't really feel like the top tier of gear. Would be cool if there were weapons locked in dungeons
like that armour I can't wait to unlock, even though it may well be shit
Question, how are you guys with the dialogue wheel, do you guys listen to every single extra line or just straight to end the convo to get going? It's kinda bringing the experience down for me listening to everything but don't want to miss stuff lol.
I listen to everything. why would that bring the experience down? its an rpg after all, and you could, you know, just go straight to the end the convo. I don't get it.
Do tearblast arrows remain as overpowered as they are for me now, just leaving
Meridian
?
Also, are all purple mods of roughly equal quality, or do you get better stuff from tougher enemies/quest reward boxes? Think there's room for legendary mods tbh. You start getting purple stuff so early in the game, it doesn't really feel like the top tier of gear. Would be cool if there were weapons locked in dungeons
like that armour I can't wait to unlock, even though it may well be shit
If you're referring to the armor you need the special items
power cores
to unlock, it is decidedly not shit. But you can't unlock it until late-late game.
And later on Purple mods start having significant second and even third stat boosts, so they can be a little better than the earlier stuff you may have collected. But agreed, there is definitely rooms for legendaries here.
Congrats to everyone who platinumed this game. I really hope you can wait to the next upcoming blockbuster game.
Just curious: Is Platinuming this game so easy? Something like The Order 1886?
Did my first Cauldron yesterday and it was great. Visually it was spectacular and had a great boss fight at the end. Got some good rare modifications as well. 2 x 40%+ freeze with other stuff I can't remember.
Congrats to everyone who platinumed this game. I really hope you can wait to the next upcoming blockbuster game.
Just curious: Is Platinuming this game so easy? Something like The Order 1886?
it is quite easy... doesn't demand much else than time... I think the most demanding part might be the hunting grounds.. but other than that, it is smooth sailing.
There's a lot they can improve. Like when I'm in my weapon screen, I can't just add mods to the weapon. I have to go into the crafting screen and select the mods menu. It's just very cumbersome and poorly designed. I also don't really like the look of it either.
Also good to know equipped items don't show up in the sell screen.
I like that we can craft ammo during combat and it adds some tension, but honestly the overemphasis on crafting is bringing this game down a bit for me. Why do I have to craft fast travel packs just to use fast travel? Just seems antifun. I mean it would be okay if I could easily purchase all the required materials from vendors but apparently you have to kill the random little animals like rabbits and such to get meat(?) I have not been doing that and never thought that hunting them would be so important...
Also need the same resource just to actually upgrade my resource pouch again. I have all the required materials twenty times over except for meat and there's no way I can easily go and get it...
Mini-rant aside... the robot combat can get really intense sometimes. Love it.
Not quite. Some merchant sell better gear. But generally there are only like 3 or 4 merchant 'tiers' throughout the game (excluding the special merchants). The further you go, the merchants will have better stuff in their wares.
Could you please ask him about a character viewer like the one in Uncharted 4 and Arkham Knight to check all the characters in all outfits and robots in close ups?
The more we ask him the better chances we get one in a future update.
Was just thinking it would have been cool if they had kojima design an ancient armor stealth suit. Heck they could even have tied Kojima productions into the back lore data logs for it. Might be a little to much over the top but I think it would have been cool secret armor.
Was just thinking it would have been cool if they had kojima design an ancient armor stealth suit. Heck they could even have tied Kojima productions into the back lore data logs for it. Might be a little to much over the top but I think it would have been cool secret armor.
I like that we can craft ammo during combat and it adds some tension, but honestly the overemphasis on crafting is bringing this game down a bit for me. Why do I have to craft fast travel packs just to use fast travel? Just seems antifun. I mean it would be okay if I could easily purchase all the required materials from vendors but apparently you have to kill the random little animals like rabbits and such to get meat(?) I have not been doing that and never thought that hunting them would be so important...
Also need the same resource just to actually upgrade my resource pouch again. I have all the required materials twenty times over except for meat and there's no way I can easily go and get it...
Mini-rant aside... the robot combat can get really intense sometimes. Love it.
You can craft a Very Rare Travel Packs which you can then use infinitely! And it's very easy to craft, you should have most of the materials together if you've been hoarding everything...
Edit: I love this game...yes it borrows lots of elements from many Open-World/Action Adventure games and nothing's really new, but it's got this...handcrafted polish to it? Like bread from the supermarket can be good, but when you get the same bread at a great bakery, it looks similar, has mostly the same ingredients but it's just so much more delicious tasting than the supermarket bread...
