petethepanda
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I guess it's not yet a common feature, but I'm disappointed at the lack of DS4 support on PC. (One of the few things Batman AK PC actually spoiled me with.)
Guys, I need some impressions! Where da impressions?
Have you ever played the Saint's Row games? Or Red Faction: Guerrillla?
Imagine the enemy base destruction from Red Faction, but you can only break certain things, often the exact same thing, in each base. Enemies are pretty weak, but still just annoying enough that you can't really take your time to dismantle bases in the elaborate manners you might like.
You might be thinking: "That sounds a bit bland, but the weapon and mod variety should make it fun to experiment, right?" Definitely! But not without a catch.
Next, imagine the minigames from Saint's Row, but nowhere near as original or fun. Liberating bases will unlock challenges, which include things like checkpoint races, wingsuit hoop races, timed helicopter base destruction, boat races, etc. These will unlock mods that let you alter your arsenal in really creative ways. Unlocks are linear and tied to specific challenges, so there's really no way to focus on getting specific perks early.
So you destroy bases to unlock challenges to unlock mods to destroy more bases. Story quests also unlock as you liberate bases and towns, but they're a sideshow more than anything.
From the standpoint of an instantly-gratifying power fantasy, it's too restrictive. Combine this with it's lack of meaningful depth and multitude of performance issues, and it's a tough game to recommend in it's current state. Mods and trainers will hopefully address the game's shortcomings on PC, but it's hard not to feel a bit let down by the blisteringly counter-intuitive design decisions.
Welp, this all sounds disappointing. I was hoping it'd be better than Saints Row and Red Faction Guerilla.I put about three hours into it on PC and it's basically what I expected. Having not played Just Cause 2 in a very long time, JC3 feels exactly like 2 but with better traversal and a better toolbox. It also feels like all of the problems I remember having with 2 are still around. The shooting is still very underwhelming, there are still way too many enemies messing with me while I try to do something, the vehicles are tough to control, the story is still bad.
But, all the good of JC2 still seems present and improved upon in 3. The grapple, parachute, wing suit trio makes for a ton of fun and getting around is super easy and a enjoyable. The explosions are glorious. The world and toolbox are still top of the class for unplanned stupidity and ridiculousness. In three hours I've already laughed numerous times at either something awesome or really dumb or some combo of the two. I've put three hours in and can't wait to play more, get more unlocks, experiment more with the sandbox, blow many, many, many more things up. It's kind of exactly what I wanted, even though I wish parts were way better, there is still so much there that I like that I makes forgetting about that stuff way easier.
I kinda just want the characters to speak in spanish. These accents are too silly.
I thought they were Italian.
Rico Rodriguez is italian? Oh well, beyond exposing my ignorance, I still think it's annoying. Like the french accents in Assassin's Creed Unity.
So is there a desert area and a big city area like there was in Just Cause 2?
No desert, no big cities, no big airports, no crazy buildings like the Waterfall Casino or the Mile High Club.
Everything is super bare bones. There are basically villages, military bases and the capital "city" [I use the term city loosely because it's about two times bigger than a village]. It all looks nice, but the complete lack of massive structures is a total disappointment.
No more tethering incoming jumbo jets..
Really?No desert, no big cities, no big airports, no crazy buildings like the Waterfall Casino or the Mile High Club.
Everything is super bare bones. There are basically villages, military bases and the capital "city" [I use the term city loosely because it's about two times bigger than a village]. It all looks nice, but the complete lack of massive structures is a total disappointment.
No more tethering incoming jumbo jets..
Welp, this all sounds disappointing. I was hoping it'd be better than Saints Row and Red Faction Guerilla.
For someone who cares very little about anything but the destruction, world feel, and traversal, is the game better than JC2? I spent a good couple hundred hours just fucking around, and I want to be able to do the same in this.
How does a game like this still have sub par gunplay?
How does a game like this still have sub par gunplay?
It's even worse than JC2. Then when you factor in the framerate... Garbage.
Find the fastest car in the game only to find out I can't use it in challenges.
Sucks.
You can actually switch vehicles for some (press square on PS4), but it seems to be class-based or something.Challenge vehicles are fixed, I mean, it's not that unusual in the style of game?
You can actually switch vehicles for some (press square on PS4), but it seems to be class-based or something.
For someone who cares very little about anything but the destruction, world feel, and traversal, is the game better than JC2? I spent a good couple hundred hours just fucking around, and I want to be able to do the same in this.
Is there a way to toggle of those notifications on the right hand screen, they're so annoying and I hate the fact that this game forces me to play offline and in doing so not be connected to psn.
I don't like being forced to spend hours liberating full provinces to unlock story missions. That was my least favourite part of JC2 and Mad Max. It's fun otherwise, albeit flawed.
Just finished act 1, which concluded with insanity.
I love the wing suit and how the general's second in command goes on the radio and makes up lies about shutting down places Rico's blown to shit.
Similar to JC2 I'm not sure if it's even worth doing to main missions alltogether. They don't seem to reward you with anything and the map is fully accessible from the start.
I bailed out on doing main missions in JC2 fairly early on and still had tons of hours of playtime just messing around.
Every region has aas defense for the region's main base, the only way to disable it is doing story missions if Region 1 is anything to go by. So come to think of it you're kinda "forced" to continue the main story.superweapon
Similar to JC2 I'm not sure if it's even worth doing to main missions alltogether. They don't seem to reward you with anything and the map is fully accessible from the start.
I find better, not sure what you mean.It's even worse than JC2. Then when you factor in the framerate... Garbage.
when does the nvidia driver become available? why are we still waiting for people to manually flip switches in 2015?
So guys, is this game worth it? I'll playing on PS4. I liked the second game but I didn't love it. I kind of don't like braindead sandbox games, I much prefer to have a engaging storyline first and also heard lot of bad things about the performance.
So, whatcha guys say?
So guys, is this game worth it? I'll playing on PS4. I liked the second game but I didn't love it. I kind of don't like braindead sandbox games, I much prefer to have a engaging storyline first and also heard lot of bad things about the performance.
So, whatcha guys say?
I'd say stay away, JC has always been a braindead sandbox with a less than engaging story.
If you're not interested in playing another game that's basically Just Cause 2 but refined then this game isn't for you.
Does it at any point approach unplayable?