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do people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
she's boring. 9s is worse though for different reasons.
do people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
I think more than the writting, some side quests are simply endearing. For example, in one side quest you are requested (Pascal Village side quest spoiler)by a robot "girl" to rescue her little sister who got lost in the desert. When you get there you find a big robot with a pink ribbow, acting and talking like a child. When you are escorting said robot, the 9S character is presented with a bunch of questions that tipically a child would ask, and the dialogue that comes out of that is genuinely funny. Mechanically, it's just an escort mission type, but the absurdity of the concept of robots having little sisters and acting like children, coupled with the funny dialogue just sells the whole thing.
Absolutely. Her stand-offish behavior leads to funny dialogue, she displays plenty of human emotion, is generally a caring individual who does nice things for people just for the sake of being nice despite her seeming taciturn nature and there is quite a bit of tragedy in her overall situation, making her a sympathetic figure as well.do people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
How long is route C including sidequests?
That long? Route A took me 25 hours.Roughly the same length as A i'd say
head to the spoiler thread once you finish the gamedo people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
main story length? about the same length. There is far less side content thoughRoughly the same length as A i'd say
That long? Route A took me 25 hours.
Okay, I'm in route A trying to finish the wandering couple thing. Does anyone know how I get to the spot they are in currently? I think I'm on the last part of finding them but I don't know how to access the area they are on the map.
I also noticed some other red dots around that are really far down on the map (like below the surface). Does anyone know how to get there?
do people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
You'll get to them eventually if you progress the story, i mean that for both your questions.
do people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
do people actually like the 2B character besides how she looks? im in route C and I just dont really understand.
I love this game. It's probably my favourite game this generation, beating Bloodborne and Witcher III. However if I had to give a negative, it would be 2B and A2's outfits. I try and recommended this game to as many people as I can, but I always need to add the caveat of awkward design. My sister watched me play and saw some story bits and she seemed to like what she saw, but then after a bit when she saw A2 she was like 'what is she wearing'?2B is pretty much Lightning done right. It's a thin line between a serious pragmatic soldier and a terrible attitude that doesn't play nice with others. Then again 2B didn't have to deal with Snow or have such a severe case of resting bitch face. I bet if 2B was as practically dressed as Lightning she'd click a lot more with players.
So thoseenemies, are they for route C?golden
I did those guys on route A but it's definitely an endurance match. I find kiting the little one away from the big ones makes it much easier to deal with.
That means you didn't kill all of them wherever you found them.Lmao that fuckingfor Yosuke Saito!speed ticket
But... i couldn't destroy them in Route B? They just lay down with 0 HPs...
So thoseenemies, are they for route C?golden
So thoseenemies, are they for route C?golden
the moment you board the flight unitsI'm at the point in route B where it. At what point does it become difficult to do sidequests? I remember during A I felt like shit was going out of wack and I just rushed the main story. Can't remember if that was immediately after thediverges from route Aor not.Flooded City
When you get to them near the water, it is a point of no return. Finish their quest before going to the main objective.Okay, thanks! I was worried I was getting to a point of no return type mission, but maybe I still have a while to go
Yes, there are some side-quests that have that kind of support attached. This game is /incredibly/ charming which definitely helps the repetition.
I think the story aspects are quite weak in places in Automata, there's a quite a bit of filler, and filler on the same level as FFXV so I can't see how it's excused here and not there if we're looking at quality of side-quest writing...
Saying this, a game can utterly charm you and the flaws or repetition etc... feel like less of a deal or simply don't register at all. This part is where "greater than the sum" comes into play, and it becomes impossible to quantify.
Again, I approached this topic poorly. Apologies.
Just get a 360 controller, works great for me. I preferred using the 360 controller on PC over the Dualshock on PS4 when playing the game.Why can't I map dodge individually from movement buttons? You know, there are so many fucking buttons and macros on PC to choose from, but nope. I also don't like how I get stunlocked or hit multiple times (kinda like a combo); I mean I already get one-shot killed on hard, and it is easy to get hit when your dodge button has to be pressed TWO fucking times to start the dodge animations. There should be some knockback animation with i-frames like DMC.
There is no hope in continuing with KB/M. I will get a controller that lasts more than 8 hours first (anything not made by Sony), and then try to see if I can dodge properly.
I am fighting the naked evolved boss in the desert (WTF is wrong with the robot sex LOL). I got him to his last phase where he teleports, and then I ran out of healing items (it is stupid that you reload with your healing items used). Dodging by pressing direction twice is stupid on keyboard. My wrist really hurts now and I couldn't dodge his stupid projectiles (the ground pillar attack).
the way the robots are voice acted, and how that voice acting is processed, contribute a lot of charm to sidequests involving the robots
Almost all of the sidequests in Nier Automata are thematically relevant or foreshadow something that happens later on. Even stuff like Speed Star or the Father Servo quests are framed in such a way that they tie into the game's themes of finding meaning in existence. There are some miscellaneous quests like the box pushing ones, but those usually have funny or interesting payoffs at least. About the only ones that are none of those things are just a few odd jobs you do for the resistance camp, but plot-wise you are there to help them out and these are usually the simplest quests in the game (helping set up the camp in the Forest Zone as an example).
Most of the sidequests in FFXV are stuff like "help me get my food shipment back" or "pick these crops", but there's nothing later in the game about crop picking and just about none of them have any real relevance to the overall plot other than the ones that point you in the direction of a tomb. None of them have any real memorable events or emotional payoff other than the few that end with fighting a boss type monster (Deadeye being the obvious standout). Nier's sidequests I'd say only around 1 in 5 were duds, and most of those duds were simple things that took almost no time to do and still offered good rewards. But in FFXV I'd say only around 1 in 5 were worth doing.
Just get a 360 controller, works great for me. I preferred using the 360 controller on PC over the Dualshock on PS4 when playing the game.
As for stunlock: There's a chip you can use that will make you temporarily invulnerable on taking damage.
Again, I approached this topic poorly. Apologies.
Almost done.Ok im trying to find out how far I am into route A,anyone know how far this is? half way done? I'm loving it so far.I'm with Pascal in the factory right before the boss
Almost all of the sidequests in Nier Automata are thematically relevant or foreshadow something that happens later on. Even stuff like Speed Star or the Father Servo quests are framed in such a way that they tie into the game's themes of finding meaning in existence. There are some miscellaneous quests like the box pushing ones, but those usually have funny or interesting payoffs at least. About the only ones that are none of those things are just a few odd jobs you do for the resistance camp, but plot-wise you are there to help them out and these are usually the simplest quests in the game (helping set up the camp in the Forest Zone as an example).
Route C
9S has gone off the deep end here folks ;_;
Sounds like you went in with the intentional on hating. You should stop playing and give a user score of 0 in meta critic.
I do kind of miss people asking me to fish, even though that minigame was ass in Nier.
Lock on while hacking has changed the game for me.
Finished the desert in Route B.
Thatwas really weird, but the realization was charming.additional cutscene
Also, the desert is basically? I mean, obviously the way the machines here dressed was an homage to that, but the relics quest made it pretty obvious. I remember people saying to come back later in the runover Facade? Still, pretty sad tobecause the landscape changes, i guess it shows more of the city ruins.see things dedicated to Fyra, her wedding was probably the scene that made me cry the most in all of gaming
Also, i noticed in the small pond two androidsbasically collapsed due to Jackass drug, does it mean she's secretly testing it on other machines?