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I really hope there is some sort of fast travel method in the Final Cut. Running back and forth between the church and the cafeteria locations was a bit tiresome after a while...
I really hope there is some sort of fast travel method in the Final Cut. Running back and forth between the church and the cafeteria locations was a bit tiresome after a while...
I really hope there is some sort of fast travel method in the Final Cut. Running back and forth between the church and the cafeteria locations was a bit tiresome after a while...
Ok, seeing the reaction here i'm genuinely intrigued, so I'll honestly ask: why would that be such an issue to have an option to travel to say three spots (eg. village/cafeteria/church)? The only reasons I can think of is that the game would be shorter without all that running and that detective Cousteau definitely needs some cardio after his hard reset. (and maybe it would be problematic for the Tribunal scene).
Ok, seeing the reaction here i'm genuinely intrigued, so I'll honestly ask: why would that be such an issue to have an option to travel to say three spots (eg. village/cafeteria/church)? The only reasons I can think of is that the game would be shorter without all that running and that detective Cousteau definitely needs some cardio after his hard reset. (and maybe it would be problematic for the Tribunal scene).
I am not going to lie: early on it's not a problem, because you discover the world and interact with stuff and you don't have to cover a large area, but at some point - when I was walking from one end of the map to the other - I wished I could use some sort of speed up button, because it takes a noticeable amount of time for your team to walk from the church to the Whirling-In-Rags. Enough for it to be a bother.
I am not going to lie: early on it's not a problem, because you discover the world and interact with stuff and you don't have to cover a large area, but at some point - when I was walking from one end of the map to the other - I wished I could use some sort of speed up button, because it takes a noticeable amount of time for your team to walk from the church to the Whirling-In-Rags. Enough for it to be a bother.
Although I'm pretty sure that won't happen, what I want from the final cut is more options. More options to deal with the Racist Lorry Driver, more options to deal with Titus than just Authority and then Rhetoric, maybe an option to meet Klaasje before interrogating Titus, another way to find Ruby, maybe even the option to just sit out the Tribunal, or help the mercenaries as Harry can threaten to do. Upon replaying this game, I was so disappointed how utterly linear it was.
Ok, seeing the reaction here i'm genuinely intrigued, so I'll honestly ask: why would that be such an issue to have an option to travel to say three spots (eg. village/cafeteria/church)? The only reasons I can think of is that the game would be shorter without all that running and that detective Cousteau definitely needs some cardio after his hard reset. (and maybe it would be problematic for the Tribunal scene).
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut will be available on March 30th.
We are extremely pleased to announce that the release date for Disco Elysium - The Final Cut is March 30th, 2021. That’s right, it’s almost time for the show, people. Let the countdown begin!
If you already own Disco Elysium then The Final Cut will be available to you as a free upgrade. Those who purchase the game after The Final Cut goes live will get to experience it all from their first playthrough at no extra cost.
So, where does this announcement leave us? Well, it means there are now only 13 days left until you can play the new and wonderful experience we’ve been working hard on for you all. We’ve talked about a few of the features that we’re adding but there are plenty more we haven’t even mentioned…
We won’t spoil them here, but let’s just say one new feature might have you reconsider if teleportation really is possible. On a less mysterious note, we want to give a shout out to our animator, Eduardo Rubio, who has added a ton of new animations for you all to enjoy. As we’ve said before, we also have full English voiceover, new political vision quests, and new characters for you to meet.
We know the community is eager to play Disco Elysium - The Final Cut and want to thank you all for your patience as we put it all together. It’s proven a hell of a beast to box up and get into shape, but we’re so proud of how it’s all come together and can’t wait for you to love it.
Disco Elysium - The Final Cut is the definitive edition of the groundbreaking role playing game.
Pursue your political dreams in new vision quests, meet and question more of the city's locals, and explore a whole extra area. Also enjoy full voice-acting, controller support, and expanded language options.
Get even more out of this award-winning open world.
You're a detective with a unique skill system at your disposal and a whole city block to carve your path across. Interrogate unforgettable characters, crack murders, or take bribes. Become a hero or an absolute disaster of a human being.
THE FINAL CUT AT A GLANCE:
Free upgrade for all players
New Political Vision Quests
New Characters
New Clothes
New Cutscenes
Full English Voice Over
Full Controller Support
+ more!
COLLECTOR'S EDITION
Take your investigation further with the Disco Elysium Collector's Edition. Dive into the minds behind the game as you reach into the unfolding box to discover new cognitive artefacts: a fabric map of Martinaise, the official Disco Elysium art book, a high-quality 'Mind Totem', and a physical copy of the game brought to you in partnership with iam8bit.
VINYL SOUNDTRACK
The full Disco Elysium soundtrack by British Sea Power is available in vinyl with two different box designs. The first is a standard vinyl box design while the second is an origami design that unfolds to reveal a larger illustration. Both feature cover art by Anton Vill.
DISPLATE
Visit our Displate store where you can buy one-of-a-kind official Disco Elysium metal posters. Check out the wide range of Disco Elysium designs available here!