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So hoping this new game plus do I can go back and
get the good ending.
I will mention right now that while this was previously confirmed, RE7 100% has scaling difficulty.
I played on normal, I play horror games on Hard all the time, I ended up only dying 18 times my playthrough (and about half of those were me being simply stubborn to not switch methods), while I beat most bosses on my first try and such (the exception was, who's final phase killed me three times before I beat him.final form Jack
Watching other people play RE7 now on streams/videos also on Normal, holy hell did people have much easier stalkers than I did. Competed to what I experienced, the fucking AI seems to make itself purposely dumb and literally slower.
For example, watching many people they can easily outrun Jack. I could NEVER easily outrun him, he was literally faster than me. The only way I could ever escape him was by blocking his attacks, attacking him to stun him, and then hiding and getting by him. Anytime I tried to run, he would always catch me within seconds as he literally moved faster than I did..
I'm kind of agape in how much harder the Jack I fought was compared to most people in these videos. But I notice I did better in a lot of earlier encounters, so I think the game scaled my difficulty up.
Finished with a final time of 9:28 on normal. I loved the game for the most part, but it completely falls apart in the last few hoursThe ship is a boring, ugly location where nothing interesting happens gameplay wise. The game decides to vastly overpower you so that the tension evaporates, and the game becomes a molded FPS. The mines are a literal corridor from the Final Fantasy 13 school of level design, and the end boss is sooooo terrible, featuring such creative gameplay as shoot it in the face without moving. So the first 2/3 (over 2/3 really) I would easily give 9/10, but the last bit is mediocre. So overall I enjoyed my time with it, but I wish it hadn't gone the route of a brainless action movie that abandons all but mindless action in the third act.
This game is nope city.
There are so many "nope" moments in RE7, where you'll walk into a room and decide you're not ready for what's inside, or at least what you think could be inside.
I feel somewhat bad for making you play on normal first. You really were good, and I underestimated how much you know your way around the game. You had so many healing items and bullets with you in the end.
But I hope when you play Madhouse you understand why I made you play on normal first.
Are you gonna be streaming your Madhouse playthrough?Beat RE7. I will give more thorough thoughts once I have processed it all more, and I plan to tonight/tomorrow do a Madhouse Mode run. Purposely got the bad ending first run so will play good ending for Madhouse (though, strangely enough I think I might end up preferring the 'bad end' to the good ending, depending).
I still need more time to process, and see how Madhouse effects my opinion, but my hot take after beating it: This is legitimately I think in my top three favorite RE games ever. I think it might be just behind RE4 & REmake for me, but I think some elements of RE7 surpass those, which is saying something. I think it has a few more flaws than both of them (but even it's flaws are hardly dealbreakers), but I loved it.
Can I putchase a Pal season pass for an NTSC copy?
The coin from the Pal demo was not transfered, and now I'm afraid the season pass will go to waste as well.
Is it safe to buy it on Steam? Or is it full of bugs & crashes etc etc and I should wait for a patch before buying it?
From my review:
From my review:
no, they usually are different sku's.
From my review:
Are you gonna be streaming your Madhouse playthrough?
Anyone playing madhouse difficulty (or whatever it's called)? How is it? Are the puzzles different?
Think I'm going to do it for my first playthrough if it is available.
how do i look at these maps i found? In fact how do i view the controls?
100% will tonight/tomorrow.
Not sure what my play time is - played earlier, went to dash with game still running, turned TV off. Started up again some hours later, saved and it said I have played for 7 hours.
Obviously, it has counted time spent in dash as time played.
Anyway, onto my question - am just about to fight. How far into the game am I?Marguerite
Don't want to Google it for fear of spoilers.
Hm ok. I'll probably buy it then, if that's all the problems I can expect.I've noticed some hitching in some parts and experienced weird slowdown while fighting an enemy with melee once. I'm about 2-3 hours in so I dunno if those issues are gonna persist. Hasn't ruined the game for me though. I'm enjoying it a lot so far.
I keep dying on this fight wherei think the daddy guy has has an axe but then i kill him and he comes back with a chainsaw and it seems to go on forever until i die
About halfway.
The fuck just happened? Ending spoilers.
So I just beat the game Chris Redfield showed up at the end in a chopper marked Umbrella Corporation. Which is weird considering how many years he devoted to destroying Umbrella.
Mia is dead, I think I just got the bad ending. Either that or this is a major retcon.
There is a second chainsaw in the room on the gurney. Grab and use it on Jack. You need it to escape that room anyway.
I just finished and got this ending. I think the whole Chris Redfield is gonna be explained in the free DLC, right?´
From my review:
grabbed it, do i need to kill jack with it, or do i just run and escape the room once i find it
SPOILERS FOR DLC/ENDING:
Well I watched my friend play some of this before, but in my old age I realize that yes, I get easily scared, it's too much anxiety triggering for me. I could watch someone else play it, but I wouldn't be able to hack it at home, even with all the lights on. Nope nope nope
So I just beat, how far through an I. I've played like 4 hours, but I'm seeing people finish in 8 and that's crazy short for how I feel this game should pan out for me.chainsaw jack boss fight
Yeah the anxiety I get whilst playing this game is unreal.
Going to be exhausting completing it.