Inziladun
Magister
So I'm a few hours in now, just mostly been messing around, unoptimizing my character to the nth degree trying to figure out what I want to focus on, but it don't matter since i'm playing on normie level. So far I've found Melee to be OP to retarded levels. Either I can take pot shots and waste ammo, plus take 5x as long to clear out an area, or I can go all Oda Nobunaga on some punks and slice them to bits in mere seconds. Don't know if the Sword that was placed in my storage is random and I got a good one or if the starter sword is just imbalanced, or melee in general is too stronk.
I have noticed, at least so far, that the AI doesn't put much pressure on you to flush you out of cover, so it seems pretty easy to just run in, slice some hoes and then hide and heal up, rinse and repeat. So that might be the primary reason why melee is so powerful.
All in all, the game isn't bad, the dialogue choices are pretty limited though, which honestly is surprising to me. Even Witcher 3 seemed to have more fluff to it's dialogue, and we were playing a fixed character with a fixed personality in that one. The game is a buggy mess too, in ways that you wouldn't expect mostly.
I have noticed, at least so far, that the AI doesn't put much pressure on you to flush you out of cover, so it seems pretty easy to just run in, slice some hoes and then hide and heal up, rinse and repeat. So that might be the primary reason why melee is so powerful.
All in all, the game isn't bad, the dialogue choices are pretty limited though, which honestly is surprising to me. Even Witcher 3 seemed to have more fluff to it's dialogue, and we were playing a fixed character with a fixed personality in that one. The game is a buggy mess too, in ways that you wouldn't expect mostly.