She did it once.
Haven't played it yet but it's already been confirmed that you can change difficulties on the fly so if it gets too tough, you can always just lower it.
You can have whatever opinion you want as long as you are aware of what you're talking about. I simply corrected your misinformation.
Even with all the preview footage you can tell that was the case.
Misinformation formed due to said hazy memory. I don't have anything against you or your opinion. If I see misinformation, I'll attempt to correct it. Nothing more, nothing less.
How many hours have you played? There's still a ton of map space to uncover
Maybe the timer pauses during load screens or in static menus?
Maybe all the little icon added to it,rather you been their or not?
Damn Starbucks the only thing to survive the post apocalypse lol
That makes sense Miami. The one time I tried it, 1 side quest was like 0.46% or something. Multiply by 5 and you get close to your number.
Coffee cups are...a region where you can find an "ancient vessel," a rare item pick up for trading and upgrading and stuff. I bought a map upgrade to show me where they are. They're actually little coffee mugs and stuff from the distant past. Lol
Yes, includes tallneck.
Maybe the game is only counting time where you're not idle. That would be pretty intelligent. In that case I would agree that I've played 10 hours so far.
For those wondering about how good the side quests are, I have an example I just experienced. It was pretty great.
I was on my way to a cauldron when I ran across some bandits. Didn't know they were until they started attacking me. I defeated them and took their heavy weapon and figured I'd need it on the way to the cauldron.
On the way I find some braves who need help fighting machines because their back up brought the wrong ammo supply box. So I decide to help them.
After some intense fights with my heavy weapon, we notice someone from the group disappeared with some valuable supplies. They ask me to go find him.
I track his trail with my focus and find him not too far away. He explains that he's in debt and needs these supplies to save him from his debtors.
As he explains that, his neck is sliced by a new type of machine. It goes invisible and attacks you with remote controlled bombs and moves like a panther. A really thrilling machine I hadn't seen until just then during this Side quest,
I defeat the machine and return the supplies. Now I'm back on my way to the cauldron, but not without being paid handsomely
That makes sense Miami. The one time I tried it, 1 side quest was like 0.46% or something. Multiply by 5 and you get close to your number.
Coffee cups are...a region where you can find an "ancient vessel," a rare item pick up for trading and upgrading and stuff. I bought a map upgrade to show me where they are. They're actually little coffee mugs and stuff from the distant past. Lol
Yes, includes tallneck.
Maybe the game is only counting time where you're not idle. That would be pretty intelligent. In that case I would agree that I've played 10 hours so far.
For those wondering about how good the side quests are, I have an example I just experienced. It was pretty great.
I was on my way to a cauldron when I ran across some bandits. Didn't know they were until they started attacking me. I defeated them and took their heavy weapon and figured I'd need it on the way to the cauldron.
On the way I find some braves who need help fighting machines because their back up brought the wrong ammo supply box. So I decide to help them.
After some intense fights with my heavy weapon, we notice someone from the group disappeared with some valuable supplies. They ask me to go find him.
I track his trail with my focus and find him not too far away. He explains that he's in debt and needs these supplies to save him from his debtors.
As he explains that, his neck is sliced by a new type of machine. It goes invisible and attacks you with remote controlled bombs and moves like a panther. A really thrilling machine I hadn't seen until just then during this Side quest,
I defeat the machine and return the supplies. Now I'm back on my way to the cauldron, but not without being paid handsomely
That makes sense Miami. The one time I tried it, 1 side quest was like 0.46% or something. Multiply by 5 and you get close to your number.
Coffee cups are...a region where you can find an "ancient vessel," a rare item pick up for trading and upgrading and stuff. I bought a map upgrade to show me where they are. They're actually little coffee mugs and stuff from the distant past. Lol
Yes, includes tallneck.
Maybe the game is only counting time where you're not idle. That would be pretty intelligent. In that case I would agree that I've played 10 hours so far.
For those wondering about how good the side quests are, I have an example I just experienced. It was pretty great.
I was on my way to a cauldron when I ran across some bandits. Didn't know they were until they started attacking me. I defeated them and took their heavy weapon and figured I'd need it on the way to the cauldron.
On the way I find some braves who need help fighting machines because their back up brought the wrong ammo supply box. So I decide to help them.
After some intense fights with my heavy weapon, we notice someone from the group disappeared with some valuable supplies. They ask me to go find him.
I track his trail with my focus and find him not too far away. He explains that he's in debt and needs these supplies to save him from his debtors.
As he explains that, his neck is sliced by a new type of machine. It goes invisible and attacks you with remote controlled bombs and moves like a panther. A really thrilling machine I hadn't seen until just then during this Side quest,
I defeat the machine and return the supplies. Now I'm back on my way to the cauldron, but not without being paid handsomely
That makes sense Miami. The one time I tried it, 1 side quest was like 0.46% or something. Multiply by 5 and you get close to your number.
Coffee cups are...a region where you can find an "ancient vessel," a rare item pick up for trading and upgrading and stuff. I bought a map upgrade to show me where they are. They're actually little coffee mugs and stuff from the distant past. Lol
Yes, includes tallneck.
Maybe the game is only counting time where you're not idle. That would be pretty intelligent. In that case I would agree that I've played 10 hours so far.
For those wondering about how good the side quests are, I have an example I just experienced. It was pretty great.
I was on my way to a cauldron when I ran across some bandits. Didn't know they were until they started attacking me. I defeated them and took their heavy weapon and figured I'd need it on the way to the cauldron.
On the way I find some braves who need help fighting machines because their back up brought the wrong ammo supply box. So I decide to help them.
After some intense fights with my heavy weapon, we notice someone from the group disappeared with some valuable supplies. They ask me to go find him.
I track his trail with my focus and find him not too far away. He explains that he's in debt and needs these supplies to save him from his debtors.
As he explains that, his neck is sliced by a new type of machine. It goes invisible and attacks you with remote controlled bombs and moves like a panther. A really thrilling machine I hadn't seen until just then during this Side quest,
I defeat the machine and return the supplies. Now I'm back on my way to the cauldron, but not without being paid handsomely
