I don't usually play with gyro aiming, but it looks pretty fun in Daemon X Machina. I think the lack of gyro in this Hori joycon is a pretty big issue for a control designed for the game.
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DAEMON X MACHINA - E3 2019 and Demo Feedback Trailers (releasing September 13th)
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I don't usually play with gyro aiming, but it looks pretty fun in Daemon X Machina. I think the lack of gyro in this Hori joycon is a pretty big issue for a control designed for the game.
marvelous has gone for a more minimalistic cover in japanlove the cover art, looking badass
marvelous has gone for a more minimalistic cover in japan
Ballsy cover art, eh
I kinda prefer that, tbh. Looks really nicemarvelous has gone for a more minimalistic cover in japan
Great improvements, I'm ready for this. Wonky framerate is to be expected in a mecha game like this, so if they adress that I'll consider it a bonus.
One thing that bothered me was the jarring transition between action and small cutscenes that introduced new waves of enemies. This affected the flow of the action and I can't help but feel that they could have handled this in a different way through something like radio chatter or text on screen.
honestly, if it didn't have a wonky frame rate, it'd be kinda offputting.
Yeah true, I did enjoy the framerate in Occarina of Time on 3DS though. But constantly bad fps is a different beast to slowdown during explosions etc.
I assume they must assume Japanese players know what the game is all about.marvelous has gone for a more minimalistic cover in japan
This is what happens when Devs use their early access periods for things other than just marketing.
Besides the music in the trailer I absolutely adore the look of this game. Glad they listen to feedback and changed it so people will have a better time with it once it releases. I prefer this over the idea of buying a game and then waiting a while until it's finally up to snuff once the patches have been made.
I really like how they are working with the players on the development of this game. It's rare that a game dev solicits feedback and implements it in the way that they did leading up to release. Gives me high hopes for the game, as I already liked what was on offer in the demo, just thought it needed some improvements.
I could see this game ending up as a solid monhun variant (but with mechs).
I could see this game ending up as a solid monhun variant (but with mechs).
I thought the Treehouse showing was infinitely better than the previous demo. It looked to have gained 5-10fps in places.
Yeah, last game that I remember doing this was Nioh. Anyway I hope they iron the performance for a solid 30fps at least 95% of the time, the game looks fucking great in everything except that
I'm excited for this. The demo was pretty enjoyable so I'm expecting to grab this day one. The only debate I have is if I should use a voucher or go physical.
The community feedback is great as well. I wonder if Nintendo encourages this sort of thing? Octopath did a very similar thing with its demo and had a followup trailer that addressed the comments.
The community feedback is great as well. I wonder if Nintendo encourages this sort of thing? Octopath did a very similar thing with its demo and had a followup trailer that addressed the comments.
Okay my only big question is the following
"If you were an Armored Core fan more for the customization of the mechs than for the story and always wished that both visually and in terms of story telling they would take a more anime direction . Is this game basically just answering my complaints about Armored Core while maintaining a game loop where spending hours customizing your mech feels satisfying ?"
I don't care about frame rate issues or anything else . I'll voice my mechacnics gripes AFTER having bought it and played it .
I just want to know from people that played the demo if some are AC fans and think "yeah this is AC except anime style "
Because if that's the case than Daemon X Machina is where I wanted Armored Core to go .
"If you were an Armored Core fan more for the customization of the mechs than for the story and always wished that both visually and in terms of story telling they would take a more anime direction . Is this game basically just answering my complaints about Armored Core while maintaining a game loop where spending hours customizing your mech feels satisfying ?"
I don't care about frame rate issues or anything else . I'll voice my mechacnics gripes AFTER having bought it and played it .
I just want to know from people that played the demo if some are AC fans and think "yeah this is AC except anime style "
Because if that's the case than Daemon X Machina is where I wanted Armored Core to go .
Just watched the two Treehouse Live videos. Definitely improved over the Prototype Missions, though I hope the full release does a better job of easing players into it with good tutorials, since it was still a bit confusing at times just watching them play.
One of my most anticipated games out of E3, though, and I'm hoping I can get some friends together for co-op. I think the changes definitely help the game fulfill its ambitions.
One of my most anticipated games out of E3, though, and I'm hoping I can get some friends together for co-op. I think the changes definitely help the game fulfill its ambitions.
Still sold on it. I like that Nintendo is giving a lot of attention and focus on new devs and IPs and I can't not support that. Performance on the demo aside the game looks like it's in good hands and they're handling feedback very well. Excited to own it.
Holy shit, R for boost and Y for equipment was a suggestion I put in the survey. I guess I wasn't the only one who switched it up.
