Iznaliu
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Those 600 hours don't come from nowhere
What if it is intentional to increase "gameplay time"?
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Codex Review RPG Codex Review: Grimoire: Heralds of the Winged Exemplar
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What if it is intentional to increase "gameplay time"?
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Those 600 hours don't come from nowhere
What if it is intentional to increase "gameplay time"?
That's like exactly what he said, genius.
Iznaliu
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Sometimes people need quest compasses.
Proper mouse support is very hard to implement, you know.
After all, there is no such thing as hundreds of libraries for every concievable programming language giving you proper mouse movement with a movement delta since last frame.
No, sir!
You have to implement it with a fixed rate and those plebs better adjust their input devices to the rate you have chosen!
After all, there is no such thing as hundreds of libraries for every concievable programming language giving you proper mouse movement with a movement delta since last frame.
No, sir!
You have to implement it with a fixed rate and those plebs better adjust their input devices to the rate you have chosen!
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It's not that; it's that Cleve, in his infinite wisdom, decided it wasn't needed.
Dorateen
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So this critique was posted on August 21, seventeen days after the launch of Grimoire.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 was released two months ago. Still no front page review.
Fascinating.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 was released two months ago. Still no front page review.
Fascinating.
The Codex publishes reviews roughly 23 years and 3 weeks after development begins.
because elex came out and interrupted my playthrough which meant i couldnt finish the review
otherwise i would have slammed it from start to finish already
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Will you be doing an ELEX review?
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Feel free to take a crack at it yourself.
It's not like there's a bunch of unpublished D:OS 2 reviews rejected for low-quality. Codex can only publish what's submitted.
Dorateen
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You have failed to acknowledge this user's agenda.
Lies. You received a visit from Mossad and cucked out. Filthy goyim bad mouthing a masterpiece of inclusiveness? Not on Infinitron 's watch!
Valky
Arcane
The hero we deserve.
fwiw i still have my extensive review notes and muh savegame
once i'm done with elex - tremble, mortals
once i'm done with elex - tremble, mortals
Diggfinger
Arcane
So you actually like ELEX?
Any (one-word) teaser description of Grimoire? Do you...*enjoy*...playing it?
Baxander
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GRIMOIRE IS A MUST PLAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Valky
Arcane
Oh how far you've come.
Great review.
Dorateen
Arcane
Hyperborea is calling and I must go. The world needs a Barrower metalsmith and company to set things right.
Iznaliu
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I don't see anything in his comment that implies that.
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Very good review. I enjoyed catching up on Grimwah. I think I'd enjoy playing the game too if by some miracle it was ever finished but that seems as unlikely as it ever was to me.
I know I am wrong but I couldn't help smiling as I read the reveal about features not implemented, an outfitted NPC gone 40 hours in, bug upon bug, crashes, no documentation, raging on the steam forum, pretty much the kind of release I would have expected from Cleve. A release this poor is really funny coming from a guy with such a huge ego. It's all just so wonderfully sweet.
I know I am wrong but I couldn't help smiling as I read the reveal about features not implemented, an outfitted NPC gone 40 hours in, bug upon bug, crashes, no documentation, raging on the steam forum, pretty much the kind of release I would have expected from Cleve. A release this poor is really funny coming from a guy with such a huge ego. It's all just so wonderfully sweet.
And yet it still is the best cRPG release this decade. Makes one think, doesn't it?
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People finished it and most of the issues have already been fixed. Also, who are you again?
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