Cat Headed Eagle
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that's because the wind is pushing me~
It's mostly fine but yeah none of the original stuff is memorable. Doesn't matter, they brought back the most important track.So I'm 30 hours into the game and the gameplay is really good. But I'm afraid this game has failed in one important aspect: soundtrack.
I cannot for the life of me remember anything unique, nothing like the first Dragon's Dogma, playing. What the hell happened here? Did the devs also realize their game's soundtrack was bland as fuck and that's why they put out original Dragon's Dogma music and sounds as paid DLC for the sequel?
Speaking of which I'm not seeing any signs of this so called "adaptive difficulty". Has anybody looked deep into it? As far as I can tell the game can be as hard or easy as you want it to be. It's entirely up to the player. If there is infact adaptive difficulty it's totally pointless.People finishing it in 40 hours or less are using a lot of fast travel and hiring high level pawns. Basically playing on EZ mode, which is fine if you wanna do that. I feel like you're sort of missing the whole point of Dragon's Dogma and cheating yourself out of a unique experience but it's your money, play how you like. I can easily see myself sinking around 70 hours into it. But it's clearly not a 200+ hour game like Elden Ring. It lacks the size and filler shit.
Pretty sure they're not talking to anyone, not discovering side quests, and just bee-lining the main quest and then thinking the game sucks when they missed the point of it.I see no other reasonable explanation.I'm wondering if they're doing a Starflight or Super Mario World, where you can finish the game in no time at all.....if you play it like an autistic spastic who didn't actually buy it to play it lol.
fuck, just did thief chasing quest in dd1. don't even want to imagine how it would play in dd2...I'm not a fan of some of the changes to the movement of your character in this. In the first game it was much more snappy and arcade-like. Your character stopped on a dime and only went a little bit further due to inertia when sprinting. Here even if you run without sprinting you still move a bit further after you stop, also the turn animation is longer, you slide off most slopes and can trip/stumble when running over certain objects. I guess it's more realistic but it makes the platforming when hunting for hidden items/chests more annoying than it needs to be.
Funny you should say that. It's not a thief chase, but you do have an opportunity to chase some NPC that's stalking you. It's over pretty quickly though, you can easily overtake him when sprinting and the tackle latches on smoothly.don't even want to imagine how it would play in dd2...
this is the first game that managed to make me feel like I had to plan my adventuring by looking at the map and making sure I have enough supplies before heading out of the city
I ended up exploring a bit too much, wound up in the Beastren nation territory, which then later triggered some other quests that I'm not sure I can actually do, but will try and see what's possible.I'm 20 hours in and I haven't even touched the main quest yet lol. I'm about ... level 25-ish? Yeah I just like exploring at my own pace.
Not sure if anyone posted this already, the DD2 review from the world's greatest video game scotsman, Worth a Buy:
"An infestation of fucking filth"
"1/10"
Hahahaha.
Not sure if anyone posted this already, the DD2 review from the world's greatest video game scotsman, Worth a Buy:
"An infestation of fucking filth"
"1/10"
Hahahaha.
Not sure if anyone posted this already, the DD2 review from the world's greatest video game scotsman, Worth a Buy:
"An infestation of fucking filth"
"1/10"
Hahahaha.
Still trollin about this fake news? You were saying the same thing in shoutbox last night. That was almost 24 hours ago. Get out of bed and hit the treadmill you fat bitch!To be fair, if I was being fleeced like this (microtransactions for basic character options), I would be too angry to shit on deeper mechanical problems too.