potatojohn
Arcane
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good fucking shit happen
Unwanted
El Presidente
Arcane
Suchy
Arcane
Thi4f
If I would feel generous, I would say that it's a watered Thief 3, but it's not even that. The AAA production that tries to be Thief but it fails. Even Dishonored felt to me better in stealth department. The tools of course are locked and you have to move onward with the story to have the whole set, to finally start venturing through city, which feels really claustrophobic. The developers have implemented a lot of ventilation shafts, like I was in some Batman rip-off. Of course those paths were mostly the most optimal. There is also Focus, which is basically Bat vision, and we are forced to use if we want to save a lot of time. The city felt to me like Arkham City, more oriented in vertical availability to omit the danger, than to go on the ground to find your next objective.
The side missions, while interesting, are even smaller and can be finished in 5 to 10 minutes at best. For the most of the game I used only water arrows and didn't have had to buy anything anyway. If you really need something, it will be included on the new map. What is "amazing", that this is a stealth game without the ability to jump. Garret is like a Doom space marine now. All actions are context-only - you can traverse, mantle, hide behind or climb only the entities marked by designers. I forgot about the rope arrows. They can be shot only at special rope-wrapped logs sticking out of certain buildings and ancient caves. Just so you don't get confused, trying to break the path or something. Also, there are immersive interaction sequences. Everything you grab or do is being animated. This gets old rather quick, when every penny is being taken like a jewel of ancient Nile. The guards haven't impressed me. If you finished earlier titles, they will not create big problems. Usually the developers went for bigger numbers, when they felt that they need to make it more difficult.
The story is a mess, and the writers didn't knew in what direction go. Sometimes it's dark, sometimes edgy, humorous and with some extra AAA bombastic moments. There are some little details to original trilogy, but everything felt to me more plain and normal, like a strange Victorian setting that is really forgettable. You can finish everything once, and there is nothing that could encourage you to replay it.
I finished it once before retiring my good old Athlon 64 X2 4600+ 2,4GHz rig this year, and the optimization was the best thing about it.
If I would feel generous, I would say that it's a watered Thief 3, but it's not even that. The AAA production that tries to be Thief but it fails. Even Dishonored felt to me better in stealth department. The tools of course are locked and you have to move onward with the story to have the whole set, to finally start venturing through city, which feels really claustrophobic. The developers have implemented a lot of ventilation shafts, like I was in some Batman rip-off. Of course those paths were mostly the most optimal. There is also Focus, which is basically Bat vision, and we are forced to use if we want to save a lot of time. The city felt to me like Arkham City, more oriented in vertical availability to omit the danger, than to go on the ground to find your next objective.
The side missions, while interesting, are even smaller and can be finished in 5 to 10 minutes at best. For the most of the game I used only water arrows and didn't have had to buy anything anyway. If you really need something, it will be included on the new map. What is "amazing", that this is a stealth game without the ability to jump. Garret is like a Doom space marine now. All actions are context-only - you can traverse, mantle, hide behind or climb only the entities marked by designers. I forgot about the rope arrows. They can be shot only at special rope-wrapped logs sticking out of certain buildings and ancient caves. Just so you don't get confused, trying to break the path or something. Also, there are immersive interaction sequences. Everything you grab or do is being animated. This gets old rather quick, when every penny is being taken like a jewel of ancient Nile. The guards haven't impressed me. If you finished earlier titles, they will not create big problems. Usually the developers went for bigger numbers, when they felt that they need to make it more difficult.
The story is a mess, and the writers didn't knew in what direction go. Sometimes it's dark, sometimes edgy, humorous and with some extra AAA bombastic moments. There are some little details to original trilogy, but everything felt to me more plain and normal, like a strange Victorian setting that is really forgettable. You can finish everything once, and there is nothing that could encourage you to replay it.
I finished it once before retiring my good old Athlon 64 X2 4600+ 2,4GHz rig this year, and the optimization was the best thing about it.
El Presidente
Arcane
To this day it's my favorite "bad game", if it makes sense. Its FPS and fighting segments are weird and the adventure mode is chock full of silly puzzles. And that's without getting to the plot.
It may be worth it for chump change on GOG/Steam for the bizarre and unique experience alone.
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Slaves of Magic -demo.
warpig
Incel Resistance Leader
cyberjesus XDDD
I'm a cyber samurai ok xd
just chillin' with a roastie
whoa...cyberspace XD
Ivan
Arcane
this was a welcome surprise, although I guess it shouldn't have been since I've enjoyed all of the Remedy games i've played
good hair
asynchronous jesse best jesse <3
good hair
asynchronous jesse best jesse <3
Dedicated_Dark
Prophet
Vergil so good! POWEERRR!!!
asynchronous jesse best jesse <3
Looks like a real woman. What is the gaming world coming to? Has it run out of basement dwelling virgins?
EDIT: Talking about basement dwelling virgins, I see I triggered several of the resident ones.
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turkishronin
Arcane
Thi4f
If I would feel generous, I would say that it's a watered Thief 3, but it's not even that. The AAA production that tries to be Thief but it fails. Even Dishonored felt to me better in stealth department. The tools of course are locked and you have to move onward with the story to have the whole set, to finally start venturing through city, which feels really claustrophobic. The developers have implemented a lot of ventilation shafts, like I was in some Batman rip-off. Of course those paths were mostly the most optimal. There is also Focus, which is basically Bat vision, and we are forced to use if we want to save a lot of time. The city felt to me like Arkham City, more oriented in vertical availability to omit the danger, than to go on the ground to find your next objective.
The side missions, while interesting, are even smaller and can be finished in 5 to 10 minutes at best. For the most of the game I used only water arrows and didn't have had to buy anything anyway. If you really need something, it will be included on the new map. What is "amazing", that this is a stealth game without the ability to jump. Garret is like a Doom space marine now. All actions are context-only - you can traverse, mantle, hide behind or climb only the entities marked by designers. I forgot about the rope arrows. They can be shot only at special rope-wrapped logs sticking out of certain buildings and ancient caves. Just so you don't get confused, trying to break the path or something. Also, there are immersive interaction sequences. Everything you grab or do is being animated. This gets old rather quick, when every penny is being taken like a jewel of ancient Nile. The guards haven't impressed me. If you finished earlier titles, they will not create big problems. Usually the developers went for bigger numbers, when they felt that they need to make it more difficult.
The story is a mess, and the writers didn't knew in what direction go. Sometimes it's dark, sometimes edgy, humorous and with some extra AAA bombastic moments. There are some little details to original trilogy, but everything felt to me more plain and normal, like a strange Victorian setting that is really forgettable. You can finish everything once, and there is nothing that could encourage you to replay it.
I finished it once before retiring my good old Athlon 64 X2 4600+ 2,4GHz rig this year, and the optimization was the best thing about it.
much fog
so steampunk
DraQ
Arcane
Chromatic aberration is unironically the least offensive of kewl graphics fads to date.
HansDampf
Arcane
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What's worse?
Beowulf
Arcane
- Joined
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Heavy bloom and motion blur.
Gerrard
Arcane
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I have astigmatism and CA looks like my eyesight suddenly got 5 times worse.
DraQ
Arcane
Everything.
Also DoF (I hate DoF so much), misused, plastic-like specular, and pretty much everything since planar shockwaves were a fad.
Riskbreaker
Guest
Nothing can possibly be worse than the late Xbox/early Xbox 360 era bloom. It was like your eyes being constantly sprinkled with some acid, you could feel them going dry.
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