Just Cause Jenga
I need some assurance that the next patch will fix the save game issue.
I've bought the XL edition which of course includes the season pass for all upcoming DLC, and to my syrprise I checked the store today just to find out there is micro-trans items all over the place not covered by the season pass?
What kind of travesty is this?
For now just guns/vehicles.Really? Thats crazy. I thought buyers of XL would end up getting all the future content free. I didn't realize that there were even items to buy on the store now. What are they selling?
Do I need to do any missions?
Or can I start the game and immediately do crazy stuff in the whole world.....
For now just guns/vehicles.
Finished the main story now (28hrs ish) and really can't be bothered to play anymore challenges are really not that fun.
I've bought the XL edition which of course includes the season pass for all upcoming DLC, and to my syrprise I checked the store today just to find out there is micro-trans items all over the place not covered by the season pass?
What kind of travesty is this?
I'm having a hard time thinking of what DLC Id even want to purchase for this game. Maybe a new landmass would be cool. Vehicles and weapons might be fun, but probably not enough to replay with.
I'm also regreting buying it. The game is fun but repetitive as fuck. Literally, something happens in the beggining that serves as an excuse to blow shit up. There you have the whole plot. Also the amount of asset recycling is unbelievable. The entire map looks the same, apart of the vulcano.
Still on the fence about this game, i want a jump in/jump out action game i can play between witcher/fallout sessions. think this game could be that? Give me a kick of fun for 30 minutes to offset the serious tone of Witcher, or should I just grab Rebel Galaxy?
Bummer to hear, I'm actually still really early on in the game so I'm still finding fun in it. Also bought it for half price so there's not too much of a wallet burn. But I can see recycled assets and repetitive missions sinking in.
I have a feeling this game is gonna live or die by how much fun I can make for myself
Still on the fence about this game, i want a jump in/jump out action game i can play between witcher/fallout sessions. think this game could be that? Give me a kick of fun for 30 minutes to offset the serious tone of Witcher, or should I just grab Rebel Galaxy?
rHow cheap can you get it? I actually bought it specifically to bounce between my witcher 3 file (come on fix my mods already!) and it's been pretty good. Gameplay is immediately gratifying, if mindless fun.
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Right now i have $60 in steam credits, but i dont want to spend that much on the game, i figure its bound to drop to $40 at some point, that seems like a fair price, though 30 would be perfect.
Not really feeling the patching rate here. Really wish I could get a refund.
Yup
nearly mid-Jan and not one mention of anymore support...
Glad I sold it back
It did.Shooting out tires is one of my favorite things to do in JC3. I can't recall if that even existed in JC2, but I don't remember doing that ever before JC3. Super satisfying.
Is anyone else finding this game too difficult? I just want to run around and blow shit up and have fun but in this game you get killed so fast. In JC2 I could set it to easy but there are no settings in this game, why did they do that?
I've cleared the first couple of islands in terms of missions/towns/bases and am now starting the huge main island. However, as fun as it is, I've begun to find the gameplay a little repetitive. Does anything change on the large island or is it more of the same?
It will be more of the same. The big island actually doesn't have a ton of places on it either. It has a lot of empty space without settlements. Some areas are exclusively military occupied and some are exclusively towns/villages. That is the only real difference.
It will be more of the same. The big island actually doesn't have a ton of places on it either. It has a lot of empty space without settlements. Some areas are exclusively military occupied and some are exclusively towns/villages. That is the only real difference.
Shooting out tires is one of my favorite things to do in JC3. I can't recall if that even existed in JC2, but I don't remember doing that ever before JC3. Super satisfying.
It did.
Is it just me or is driving in JC3 nowhere near as fun as it was in 2? Maybe it's the handling of the airborne physics, but everything just feels stiff and unnatural. I spent so much time driving in 2, taking ramos and jumping cars off cliffs but not in this one