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After its LAST UPDATE, Days Gone should be reconsidered by some in 2020 as a key PS4 title.
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My main problem with it is unfortunately the main character. He never ever shuts up, and it's clear he performed the character as though he were interrupting or talking over other characters but the sound editor never got that note so all the dialogue sounds super disjointed.
He is losing his mind. There are some mental issues he is battling. Look at what has transpired around him, when it comes to love, brotherhood, and the crazy world around him.
If you like it now, you gonna love it in 5-10 hours.
Not being sarcastic. I thought it was ok before 10 hours but could not put it down after that.
I was annoyed at first, but I warmed to him over the hours. I especially liked how he consistently yells at Copeland's Radio show like anyone can hear him.
Bend deserves some major kudos. It was my favorite game of 2019 and that was before all the free content and patches were added.
Fighting hordes is so tense and incredibly well done.
Fighting hordes is so tense and incredibly well done.
A lot of his character is supposed to be him losing his mind and his grip on reality. Just look at how he yells at Copeland's show or talks to himself. I actually loved that about the character.
I love this game. Picked it up a few months after release and after it had a few patches and it was a fantastic experience. Maybe a little long in the end but I still wanted to go back and got the platinum. Hoping we see sequel on PS5.
It depends on what you want out of it, but I think the game has that sony charm that....certain other open world games miss. For how small the team was and having a lesser budget to like naughty dog stuff or GoW, they really managed to make a pretty lived in feeling world. Like it's post apocalyptic, yet feels more alive overall to something like gta5 which just has a sandbox of pure fodder. Any issues with the game are all things that I think could be improved on a lot wirh a sequel, but nothing fundamental.
My friend found himself in a similar position. He stopped playing DG shortly after launch and didn't come back until a week ago. The game is much better now apparently.
Days Gone 2 is one of my most looked forward to PS5 games. Hope it happens soon after launch: the whole world was amazing and characters, while cliche, grow on you. Stunning visually and they just need a little support from another studio to flesh out some of the launch bugs or a bigger team.
Yeah I love a character that also reacts to things around him in this terrible world instead of having no emotion or reaction.
You and me both, especially after that ending. And I don't think they'll need much support. They undoubtedly learned a lot by making Days Gone, which was amazing for their first true AAA attempt. Hopefully they've got some PS5 dev kits and are working on DG2 right now.
I was surprised by the story/characters, very good stuff.
I broke down and bought this because I was bored and just finished the story last week. I ended up liking it a LOT more than I thought I would, aside from the excruciatingly boring relationship flashback sections and the dumb overall design aesthetic of the main character, I didn't find much to complain about. I'm still having fun postgame cruising around the map clearing hordes. The game does power progression fairly well, these things terrified me at first but now they're just fun to mow through.
Man it's a video game. Stop complaining about every little damn thing smh
I really really hate Deacon. Him hating on that one guy who works for the "evil organisation" just goes on and on and it gets really obnoxious how often Deacon screams his name like that one guy has nothing else to do than to be Deacons servant.
Other than that it's a pretty decent (not great, but decent) although relatively generic game with some flaws and some major bugs.
Other than that it's a pretty decent (not great, but decent) although relatively generic game with some flaws and some major bugs.
Considering there is a blatant lesbian couple in the game that they even play up and deacon is friends with and even the crazy bad guy says he won't tolerate anti-lgbt, it's safe to say it's not a homophobic game.
What the fuck is this? That twitter post is reaching so hard.
is the framerate locked at 30 fps now? when i played the game on ps4 pro it was a mess, especially the last area.
still an honest to god 7-8 by modern standards (i personally liked very much), the fact that the last 2 AC have better score than this one still sound idiotic considering how buggy and glitchy these game are without really offering better chara or combat or story or graphics (opinable but really not)
the sequel is gonna be hot fire, i loved the secret finale.
my 2 cents.
still an honest to god 7-8 by modern standards (i personally liked very much), the fact that the last 2 AC have better score than this one still sound idiotic considering how buggy and glitchy these game are without really offering better chara or combat or story or graphics (opinable but really not)
the sequel is gonna be hot fire, i loved the secret finale.
my 2 cents.
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survival, hard is piss easy cakewalk after some upgrades.
I bounced off of it at the very end - I couldn't take down the sawmill horde... died at least 10x.... I wish I could pick it back up and finish it but the thought of getting run through by those fuckers again pains me
At this point I'm holding off buying or replaying any of the PS4 exclusive titles to play them on the PS5.
Hard to say without really spoiling you, but I would say the conclusion is satisfactory,I love pretty much all the characters. Again I dont want to spoil you.
I'm not sure what this tweet is even attempting to be implying with the evidence provided.
The game takes its time in fleshing out their relationship, and also in Deacon's friendships with other people. I went in expecting lots of cliches, but it is really well done. The voice actors put in the work too.
This was me. I really like Sam Witwers' work, but here it is just too grating. The constant inner monologue, the yelling for no reason, I just couldn't stick with it.
