And which is the accurate one? I assume the one in forge?
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Anthem |OT| GaaS Effect
- Thread starter iFirez
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I get the feeling they will keep that for either expansions, or the cataclysm stuff.
This is pretty much how i feel. Both hurt the experience.
The trials really are just a measure of if you will like the game or not. Throws all the things in the game as a requirement. It's a window into what the endgame will be like.
PC Performance could def be better. It's still more then playable on my rig.
Intel I5 6600k OCed to 4.3
GTX 1080
16gb ram
I'm not sure how the story could be worst then D1 Vanilla story. The characters are actually fleshed out and there is actually established lore pieces that i can follow along with.
PC Performance could def be better. It's still more then playable on my rig.
Intel I5 6600k OCed to 4.3
GTX 1080
16gb ram
I'm not sure how the story could be worst then D1 Vanilla story. The characters are actually fleshed out and there is actually established lore pieces that i can follow along with.
I mean, you (not specifically you) could have seen this coming from a mile away. Day 1 buys are almost always a mistake with GaaS games.
The final cinematic was quite an experience:
After this I received the standard end game screen, followed by
A bit of a downer to say the least.
Some scattered thoughts:
I've loved my time suited up as a Colossus. I spend most of my time demolishing enemies with my shield and it's glorious.
A pro tip is to not shield bash, but shield charge(sprint with shield deployed). You can also shield charge while flying, and if you can get a handle on that combo, you can mop up trash all over the area in no time.
My biggest gripe with the game is the brutal downtime of the hub area and frequent/long loading(on a 960evo nvme drive!). The pacing of main path missions is horrible with instance and cutscene loading. I can't remember the last time a game handled this so poorly.
If you're interested in hearing what people have to say it's a huge slog to wade around Fort Tarsis. I must have spent at least 1/3 of my time with Anthem in loading screens and walking around Fort Tarsis.
If they can't improve this, they might end up with a lot of game put-downs that could have been prevented.
My rig:
After this I received the standard end game screen, followed by
credits and then some post game exposition. This sequence had no sound playing. At the end of it all, the game still ran, but I couldn't control anything and had to force quit.
A bit of a downer to say the least.
Some scattered thoughts:
I've loved my time suited up as a Colossus. I spend most of my time demolishing enemies with my shield and it's glorious.
A pro tip is to not shield bash, but shield charge(sprint with shield deployed). You can also shield charge while flying, and if you can get a handle on that combo, you can mop up trash all over the area in no time.
My biggest gripe with the game is the brutal downtime of the hub area and frequent/long loading(on a 960evo nvme drive!). The pacing of main path missions is horrible with instance and cutscene loading. I can't remember the last time a game handled this so poorly.
If you're interested in hearing what people have to say it's a huge slog to wade around Fort Tarsis. I must have spent at least 1/3 of my time with Anthem in loading screens and walking around Fort Tarsis.
If they can't improve this, they might end up with a lot of game put-downs that could have been prevented.
My rig:
I've played hundreds of hours of ME multiplayer and Anthem def scratches that itch
Strongholds are fine. Some of the stuff only appears in freeplaand though, like World Quests.
About 6 hours into the game, you cease to get missions and instead get a quest to open 4 tombs which each have fetch quest requirements to open. Grinds the story to a halt for about 2-3 hours while you have to do free play with no real explanation for why it is important to open these tombs.
It's just a mission that takes an hour or 2 to finish, really easy tasks, in freeplay mostly. it was quite seamless for me. I don't get the hate. If anything, it teaches you a few things.
I'm not up to it yet, but looking at this thread, I probably already have 80-90% of the requirements done. I don't understand the outrage. Are people just rushing through story missions on easy?
That sounds great actually. I can still remember creating vanguard and engineer builds in ME3 designed specifically for doing crazy combo damage.
I might get this next week after all.
Kill trash, collect health pick ups is the only way atm I think.
You still get missions. There are contract missions from the 3 factions you can still do--this is just the main story progression.
If you've played a lot of ME multiplayer you won't have trouble spotting the DNA. I mean. Shields, armor system, jumping, powers/detonation combos etc
This could be seen as a flaw, for sure. The repairing one is hard to get unless you ask a friend.
I haven't seen any new ones pop up, but I think I got the tomb quest late.
I definitely don't get all the "this game is a mess posts" I've been having a blast and the only issue have run into so far is the insane cpu requirements. I dunno what is using so many cpu resource but the game dame sure looks beautiful so it's doing something.
That must be rushing it because I'm 8 hours in and haven't encountered it yet. There still seems like other missions to do.
If it's just a mission to get someone to try free play I don't get the hate. But I guess I'll see for myself sometime soon.
Amazing customization options when there is not a single way do change how your javelin looks except materials and colors.
On the expedition clear screen, everyone wearing the same piece of armor. There isnt a single way to get drops for armor, not with enemies, not with contracts, missions, etc. This game has nothing to look for when you finish it.
On the expedition clear screen, everyone wearing the same piece of armor. There isnt a single way to get drops for armor, not with enemies, not with contracts, missions, etc. This game has nothing to look for when you finish it.
You have to kill a decent sized group. I'm not sure how many it is exactly but I think it's at least 5 kills or higher at once.
I think it's tied to the faction levels?
Watched the credits and indeed it is. It was my first impression but she sounded a little different so I wasn't sure.