FalsettoVibe
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So many games!
People were having problems with the mechanics of this game!?Given how often people were having problems with the game's mechanics during the beta and trial, was expecting this to score a flat 80 on average. pleasantly surprised.
People were having problems with the mechanics of this game!?
Yes! I knew it would be well received. Playing the final cemented that fact for me. Now I don't know if I should preorder the digital or physical version.
Nioh Musou is happening isn't it?
or would miss that they could buy ki pulse on dodge.
In the first beta? Shit, I probably wouldn't have dropped out on the second level had I known that.
No, that ability was only in LCT.
Beta had dodge pulse on high stance only, while the Alpha had it on Low only
By the look of the betas, this game seemed very good but it's nice to hear a bunch of confirmations!
This must be the best start of the year I remember.
To anyone who's on the fence and hasn't played this game -
This game makes Dark Souls 3 feel incredibly dated (and I'm a massive Souls fan). It's brilliant. To be fair it's probably more comparable to Bloodborne anyways. I played the last chance demo and for the first time in a long while I found myself playing a game that felt new and fun, yet challenging at the same time.
The Ki system is really interesting. Doing Ki cancels in the recovery animations and then switching to another stance is almost like doing something in a fighting game. I'm curious as to whether that gets even deeper in the full game. Basically, if you like Street Fighter and Dark Souls you should buy this without hesitation.
But, i've heard Japanese games are irrelevant from some areas so...
No but seriously, i agree with you. Firing on all cylinders. The games may not all get 10 out of 10 critical acclaim, but we have not yet had an actual bad game yet in 2017 despite all the releases in just the first month so far
no Nexus.
You have a Map, there you can chose missions, visit the blacksmith (buy, sell, forge etc. weapons/armors) and lots more.. the map is the Hub.
You have a nexus, it's just mostly menus.
So more diabloesque game than a Souls game.
I'm one of the few gamers that like Souls games more for their intrincate level and quest design (specially in DS3) than the gameplay itself, seems like NiOh it's not that kind of game.
But, on the other hand, i love DIablo games so perfect!
After reading more reviews, i see a lot of similarities with Shadow Warrior 2 (apart from the gameplay and procedural world design of course).
In gameplay mechanics, it's deeper than the Souls games, for sure, and those games are really good in terms of gameplay, so NiOh it's even better.
But i feel a little "dissapointed" that the game is more similar to a loot based game than a Souls game in terms of missions and campaign design.
Don't get me wrong, i like those kind of games a lot, but i expected something different and better polished in terms of quest and world design like Souls games, which are incredible imo.
But that doesn't mean it's a bad decision, NiOh is a different game, a mix between genres, i think i'm making unfair comparisons, because NiOh shines with its own light.
Not only a there aren't a bad game, there are a lot of really good ones: GR2, Yakuza 0, NiOh, REVII (not exclusive)...
It like that holydays lineup for PS2 but a few months later. Seems like the times have changed and now the holydays are reserved only for multiplayer games like COD and Battlefield, but I can't remember a better line up for one season since a lot of years.
The alpha, beta and demo already showed less polished and detailed areas compared to Souls games. It was never going to review like a Souls game for that reason, too. That's a valid reason, to be honest. I know that not every souls like game should be like Souls, but a bit more details and better map interconnections would have been great.
I love Japanese games, but even we add up Nioh,GR2,Nier,Yakuza,TOB, sales may still lower than HorizonBut, i've heard Japanese games are irrelevant from some areas so...
Why are there no review videos?
But NiOh it's a different game, more based in missions and loot similar to Diablo or recent Shadow Warrior 2.
That's not a good comparison, there are similarities of course, a lot in fact, but for the most part it's a different kind of game probably focused to a different audience.
I'm guessing most outlets didn't have enough time to write the review, record footage, then produce a scripted video. There have been a few livestreams though.
But NiOh it's a different game, more based in missions and loot similar to Diablo or recent Shadow Warrior 2.
That's not a good comparison, there are similarities of course, a lot in fact, but for the most part it's a different kind of game probably focused to a different audience.
To anyone who's on the fence and hasn't played this game -
This game makes Dark Souls 3 feel incredibly dated (and I'm a massive Souls fan). It's brilliant. To be fair it's probably more comparable to Bloodborne anyways.
Won't stop the comparisons and people shitting on both Nioh and Souls for things they never even tried to do.
To anyone who's on the fence and hasn't played this game -
This game makes Dark Souls 3 feel incredibly dated (and I'm a massive Souls fan). It's brilliant. To be fair it's probably more comparable to Bloodborne anyways. I played the last chance demo and for the first time in a long while I found myself playing a game that felt new and fun, yet challenging at the same time.
The Ki system is really interesting. Doing Ki cancels in the recovery animations and then switching to another stance is almost like doing something in a fighting game. I'm curious as to whether that gets even deeper in the full game. Basically, if you like Street Fighter and Dark Souls you should buy this without hesitation.
I love Japanese games, but even we add up Nioh,GR2,Nier,Yakuza,TOB, sales may still lower than Horizon
That is still strange. When was the last time a game didn't get video reviews?
another complaint that is slowly trickling in: the enemies are pretty much the same the entire game. No new tactics needed.
Dated how? I've played the souls games but not this.