1. It's not true that I don't like the game--that's just you projecting your hurt feelings or whatever.
Ok, I understand now. It's just good old trolling. Keep going, I won't stand between you and fame anymore.
1. It's not true that I don't like the game--that's just you projecting your hurt feelings or whatever.
Which part do you think is derailing, honestly? Telling something that their post (which ostensibly was written to get other people excited) contains factual errors is not a derail in my mind.
"HEY, HOLD STILL!!!!"
I just hope the majority of missions aren't worthless dribble drabble. It's going to be hard to stomach countless "run and collect this" and "kill this many enemies" after experiencing the stellar side quests of the Witcher 3 just mere months ago.
It's 400km2, around 10x bigger than Skyrim and 3x bigger than The Witcher 3 (all regions).
I REALLY don't need to be buying any more games, especially RPGs, but this looks like so much fun. Might have to pick this up so I won't be paying $100 for it down the road like Xenoblade Chronicles.
It's hard to judge without playing the actual game, but I like the idea of story taking a backseat to exploration and discovery. Skies of Arcadia is one of my favorite JRPGs because of that very reason.
I just hope the majority of missions aren't worthless dribble drabble. It's going to be hard to stomach countless "run and collect this" and "kill this many enemies" after experiencing the stellar side quests of the Witcher 3 just mere months ago.
Having recently finished cataloging all of the normal and affinity quests, every objective is either "go to place", "kill these things", "collect these things", or "talk to this dude". Occasionally you have to inspect things, but those are basically just "talk to this inanimate dude". So, any enjoyment you get out of them will have to come from the exploration/fighting itself(which is quite enjoyable), or the events that require all of the talking to dudes and killing/collecting things.I just hope the majority of missions aren't worthless dribble drabble. It's going to be hard to stomach countless "run and collect this" and "kill this many enemies" after experiencing the stellar side quests of the Witcher 3 just mere months ago.
How much does the "main" story lasts? If its as big as the first game , but not as good then thats very dissapointing.I mean, they kind of are from a gameplay perspective, but the actual stories that play out during the side quests can be really interesting. Some of the most memorable moments in the game for me came from those optional side missions. They help flesh out the world and the people of NLA and their past.
I mean, they kind of are from a gameplay perspective, but the actual stories that play out during the side quests can be really interesting. Some of the most memorable moments in the game for me came from those optional side missions. They help flesh out the world and the people of NLA and their past.
I mean, I've been playing Witcher 3 and collect X, kill Y, investigate/read Z are pretty much all I've seen. Going to Skelige right now after finishing the cabaret dandelion secondary quest.
The one good thing is that they actually give a good (sometimes fleshed out) story to those side quests which is what makes them feel much better to go through :3
Having recently finished cataloging all of the normal and affinity quests, every objective is either "go to place", "kill these things", "collect these things", or "talk to this dude". Occasionally you have to inspect things, but those are basically just "talk to this inanimate dude". So, any enjoyment you get out of them will have to come from the exploration/fighting itself(which is quite enjoyable), or the events that require all of the talking to dudes and killing/collecting things.
How much does the "main" story lasts? If its as big as the first game , but not as good then thats very dissapointing.
"0 out of 10 because we didn't get the exclusivity rights and can't sell used copies for $90."
Meant Gamespot I'm not going to fix it though
I didn't really mind doing them, but I get the feeling my gaming tastes aren't particularly normal, so that might not mean much... For a lot of quests, I had already explored enough to know exactly where the enemies were, or I already had enough of the required items to complete the objectives instantly, so very few of them felt like they dragged on. Sweeping NLA(once during the day and once at night) after every story chapter to see if new people had quests available was more annoying than actually completing any of them ever was.Thanks for the clarification. I just hope that the story and exploration elements of the side quest are as enjoyable as Zelah has alluded to. Overall, would you say you enjoyed the side quests or were they mostly a slugfest to get through?
Oh, my god, I'm actually finding Lin quite likeable, what is this madness.
I'll have my copy next week & will post footage soon after. Looking forward to this game.
Oh, my god, I'm actually finding Lin quite likeable, what is this madness.
Pretty sure you can turn off the UI.
Hey they redubbed the flight song.
Oh thank god.
Won't reviewers get access to the data packs that will speed up the loading times or will they have to play entirely from disc? Or do they get the 100% digital version?
huh?
Yeah, I don't understand either. That's sounds like the same song that's on the soundtrack to me.
Ah yes... I affectionately refer to those birds as 'Ballchinnians'. Love that the GameXplain preview started off featuring a battle with those guys.I need a gif of the giant bird with balls on its chin
huh?
It's 400km2, around 10x bigger than Skyrim and 3x bigger than The Witcher 3 (all regions).
Amazing what a different VA performance can do.
Japan has mastered the "Terrible Voice Direction for Young Females" so the VA performance quality could only go up in the localization.
Whoa that's huge...Mmm i may be wrong but i don't think you can see the entire continent of Primordia from up there. He was close to NLA when he went up.
It's 400km2, around 10x bigger than Skyrim and 3x bigger than The Witcher 3 (all regions).
Apparently Elma is the main character, not the silent avatar.
The dub is great so far and everything, but japan treats voice acting alot more seriously then the western world does
Perhaps in the sense that their voice actors become stars with fan followings, but in general they do not give a fuck about believable acting. The same can be said with most Japanese productions, honestly. They seem to love melodrama and over exaggerated acting and dialogue, or at least tend to value it over having believable characters.
It's 400km2, around 10x bigger than Skyrim and 3x bigger than The Witcher 3 (all regions).
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That's good....that's fucking good
Do eetI REALLY don't need to be buying any more games, especially RPGs, but this looks like so much fun. Might have to pick this up so I won't be paying $100 for it down the road like Xenoblade Chronicles.
You can turn off everything but battle UI.Is there any confirmation to this? It's incredibly awful.
That's good....that's fucking good
If it's not big for the sakes of being being and mostly all useful terrain it's quite an achievement.
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If it's not big for the sakes of being being and mostly all useful terrain it's quite an achievement.
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I cant believe it, GTA V not made by hand?Unlike Skyrim or GTAV (and im assuming witcher 3) the world is completely designed by hand, no generated landscapes and trees etc., so basically very area was made wit ha purpose, your even encouraged to explore more than other games as you actually earn EXP from finding new landmarks
The environments are massive, but do keep in mind that even on foot your characters can move very quickly, can jump large distances (it's actually quite fun) and there is no fall damage (also very fun to leap off cliffs), and once you get your mechs you can generally zoom around very quickly, and fast travel is available from anywhere as long as you've unlocked the travel point.
It's impressive how seamless most of the world is, for sure. Being able to walk around talking to NPCs in town one moment and then hop into your mech and fly off into the wilderness ("Over the rainbow...") the next moment all with no loading is quite impressive.
I mean, if this game allows you to fast travel from anywhere (rather than only from a stupid sign post a la witcher 3 or guacamelee), that's already infinitely better.That worries me, could it be, too BIG?
whats the point in having a world 3x the Witcher 3? time will tell if its not tedious to travel.
I cant believe it, GTA V not made by hand?