i dunno if dq11 is better than 8, since i have personal issues with 8 i can't judge it objectively. i always disliked the fact that dq8 overshadowed the much superior dq7, and i found dq8's plot, story and characters a big step down from 7's amazing work. The fact that it was dq8 which became known as "the best one" never sat well with me and soured me on it.
I'm enjoying dq11 more than I did 8, though, I can definitely say that. I need to re-play dq8 one of these days and play through it (and finish it, never did finish it) with fresh eyes now that enough time has passed that It no longer matters that it was inferior to 7.
Is it my imagination...or if you do not stop at a campsite it doesn't show up on your fast travel map?
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Is it my imagination...or if you do not stop at a campsite it doesn't show up on your fast travel map?
Zep--
um yes of course you do...
ZOOM - "Return to places previously visited."
That's pretty retarded then. Why would I bother to camp when I am fully (or almost fully) healed (or do a save for that matter?)?
If it's true, that's a pretty bad design decision.
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DQ8 has some poor pacing issues, the story wasn't the best either. The battle system was also really slow by DQ standards because of the tension system apparently the 3DS version fixes it. Also the whole oops we arrived a few secs too late to save someone got old. Anyways DQXI sales seems to be holding up well on Steam, looks to be a lock to 100K sales on steam before steam sales hit, hopefully going on forward DQ games will be release on PC.
You'll die when entering the first city. Better put everything on minimum + 720p before entering it.It is far too early for me to give impressions - I'm only an hour in, and some of that was spent idling. I still haven't left the first village. Still, the music is atrocious, as I feared. I'm keeping it on for now in case it improves, but if it doesn't I'll mute the music volume and play other soundtracks.
Performance is a bit juddery, but my system is ancient. Intel Core 2 Quad 9660, GeForce 960. Some games refuse to run at all (Quantum Break, Assassin's Creed Origins), some run beautifully (mostly PS3-era games like Trails of Cold Steel, Valkyria Chronicles), others will run with some special configuration on my part to not make it a slog (Rise of the Tomb Raider, Witcher 3 etc).
There's no difference in performance whether I use 3x AA or 6xAA so I'm keeping it at 6xAA. Other settings - shadow res medium, all others at max, 1920x1080 res. FPS varies somewhere between 30 and 60 FPS, it is the variability which is causing the problems, very noticeable when the FPS dips. I could lock to 30 but I think it looks worse. I'm assuming that when I hit a city or a large open area the FPS will really tank. At that point I might just put the game on the back burner until I get a new PC. I'm not planning on doing that until Cyberpunk is released.