@nessisonett Only major complaint so far is that the final boss is… like… nothing. Total anti-climax.
10.03.2024 - 10:50 / pushsquare.com / Page
@Ravix That's good to know since it was such a mess at launch, and it being on the PS5 would help remedy one of my biggest issues then. It'd still be poor design to have so many loading screens, but since they'd be short, it would make it more enjoyable.
Other than an Assassin's Creed game where it's such a large game with so many missions it's hard to keep track, I don't think I've ever started DLC until after I've finished the main game.
There's been so much coming out that I'm not sure when I'd ever get around to it (Rebirth is up next finally), but thanks for letting me know that the PS5 version isn't worse than the previous gen version anymore. Maybe someday.
@Ravix Yeah the world is pretty well realised. You can talk to every character you meet and they all have several dialogue choices that update to reflect your progress. There's also lots of journals and documents to read. Just don't go into it expecting an open world RPG full of side quests.
It's very similar to God of War. There's a fairly large interconnected map with areas that you can come back to for collectables, but mostly the game requires you to keep moving forward. What side quests you'll find are called «Haunting Cases». They're pretty interesting and remind me of the type of quests you'd find in The Witcher 3.
@KilloWertz I envy you about to start Rebirth. I absolutely loved it. Probably in my top 5 favourite games.
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Finished Lies of P and I needed more souls-like action so I'm starting Lord of the fallen today.
@Qu1n0n3z That sounds like an excellent choice for a follow-up game. I have only played through the first area of LotF so far but I loved what I've played of the game, I am endeavouring to return to it after clearing some more of my backlog. Be great to hear about some of your adventures in the game. Will you go for the plat?
@nessisonett Only major complaint so far is that the final boss is… like… nothing. Total anti-climax.
«8mm» with Nicholas Cage, Joaquin Phoenix and Catherine Keener in what must be the single most thankless role of her career. Joel Schumacher tries to be David Fincher with predictably awful results — what was presumably intended to be a trawl through the darkest recesses of the human psyche ends up being about as insightful in that regard as a WWE promo video. Depressing in all the wrong ways.
There is no hope for you
@oliverp The vibes are amazing to be fair. Especially on a CRT, the neon totally pops.
There is no hope for you
@oliverp The vibes are amazing to be fair. Especially on a CRT, the neon totally pops.
@AgentCooper Nice, The Talos Principle is a brilliant game, I must pick up the sequel at some point. PS. Don't forget to ask your wife to platinum it.
«8mm» with Nicholas Cage, Joaquin Phoenix and Catherine Keener in what must be the single most thankless role of her career. Joel Schumacher tries to be David Fincher with predictably awful results — what was presumably intended to be a trawl through the darkest recesses of the human psyche ends up being about as insightful in that regard as a WWE promo video. Depressing in all the wrong ways.
@Ravix That's good to know since it was such a mess at launch, and it being on the PS5 would help remedy one of my biggest issues then. It'd still be poor design to have so many loading screens, but since they'd be short, it would make it more enjoyable.
@nessisonett Only major complaint so far is that the final boss is… like… nothing. Total anti-climax.
Its the first time i have seen this and it looks good is anyone else going to buy it?
Wanted to start a thread for this hopefully fantastic game. My hype for this is building and opened a chat for anyone else interested. I just pre-ordered the deluxe edition, not so much for what I get, but more of a thank you Capcom for making another Dragons Dogma. What is everyone hoping for in this game? What class are thinking of going with?