I have a quick question about a potential? spoiler if anyone is willing to help out.
What are those small towers made up of stacked rocks that you find? You are prompted with an action and all Deacon does is knock the tower over
I have a quick question about a potential? spoiler if anyone is willing to help out.
What are those small towers made up of stacked rocks that you find? You are prompted with an action and all Deacon does is knock the tower over
I have a quick question about a potential? spoiler if anyone is willing to help out.
What are those small towers made up of stacked rocks that you find? You are prompted with an action and all Deacon does is knock the tower over
Tucker is pure shit. Once I realized how terrible she was, I never sent other survivors there. Didn't hurt that for some reason it didn't offer trust, only credits for her camp. The others offered both.
The horde at the mill is fucking bonkers.
Also, do we have any indication of how it's selling? I really want Bend to earn their due from this game and be given the green light on a sequel.
Some of these story cutscenes at camp 3 are fucking impressive. The voice acting and the emotion from the actors are top notch. Just wish it was this consistent throughout the game.
Copeland only has both. Lost Lake is just trust (but a LOT of trust).
The max should be 500, does the sawmill have 2 separate hordes?Is the sawmill the biggest horde? How big are the next largest ones?
They really should have made the journal entries in the progress menu more central or gave them their own menu or added more of those details to the story. The stuff there adds so much to Deacon and his backstory, to the world, to the other characters. It's kind of crazy that they buried so much story there.
Depends. The ones in caves offer a natural chokepoint, so I've taken those out by using an attractor then a bomb or molotov and then fighting off the remaining groups
People aren't joking about how the characters become more likeable once you get to the third camp. Rikki was on screen for like 30 seconds and I already liked her
That's true. Given all the baggage at Lost Lake, him basically exiling himself and begrudgingly helping out people like Copeland and Tucker even though he clearly despises them is a noticeable contrast compared to how he is with the characters at Lost Lake and his mindset there. Which is even more apparent when you read the Story blurbs/journals. I just wish the pacing during the Copeland/Tucker-focused early hours were betterHonestly I've got zero problem with this. I think it plays into Deek's character development. I think it says a lot about his mental state at the beginning of the game that he is choosing to hang out in Copeland and Tucker's areas instead of Lost Lake. The fact that Lost Lake alone has more "significant" characters than Copeland and Tucker combined is a reflection of how little Deacon wants to do with the other camps at the beginning of the game.
Deacon becoming involved with the Lost Lake crew feels more earned than it would have if it occurred earlier.
For the sequel I can see Camp building,it would make alot of sense .
Witwer is fantastic here. I know people liked him in Force Unleashed but I never played more than a mission or two of those games. His performance here makes me wish he did more game work.Really this game has some fantastic VA
When he was at Saras grave and was talking about Boozer and how it was his fault was fantastic .Also when he was talking to OBrien
Yep, she probably has a crush on Deacon from what I can see from their conversation. I wish there are sidequests that flesh out merchant npc since they're great (Jezzy, Manny, Alkai etc)
It gets better and better imo, the early parts are just bad for, some reason maybe Cope and Tucker's camp was just added in the last min?The cutscenes early on were terrible but they seems to get significantly more polished after you get to Lost Lake. Is that a permanent change it are they just inconsistent the entire time?
Shotguns seems like a waste of space for me since I always go with AR which is handy in everything in general. I hate the you're limited on your weapons, it will be a lot better if we have a system "bring assortments of weapon on our bike but putting them on your bike has the risk of enemy taking it thus you must hide your bike"Burn their nests and they go away. But before that a shotgun is your best bet.
Shotguns seems like a waste of space for me since I always go with AR which is handy in everything in general. I hate the you're limited on your weapons, it will be a lot better if we have a system "bring assortments of weapon on our bike but putting them on your bike has the risk of enemy taking it thus you must hide your bike"
Shotguns seems like a waste of space for me since I always go with AR which is handy in everything in general. I hate the you're limited on your weapons, it will be a lot better if we have a system "bring assortments of weapon on our bike but putting them on your bike has the risk of enemy taking it thus you must hide your bike"
I prefer the level 4 SMG you get from Horde clean ups, automatic for me is more convenient due to weird aiming in game and it's helpful on hordes (if there's many enemy in general)The sidearm shotgun is nice because you can still keep a rife for your primary weapon.
Rikki one's of the best characters in the game.People aren't joking about how the characters become more likeable once you get to the third camp. Rikki was on screen for like 30 seconds and I already liked her
Molotov and lots of headshots, easy.
I actually downloaded Horizon again and played it for a few minutes to do a graphical comparison, and yeah, IQ-wise, Days Gone blows it out of the water. In a comparison to RDR2, I think this game might have the second-best weather system emulated in a video-game, and that's saying quite a lot.I made it up toAnd had to return the game to Redbox. Definitely joining the crowd that think it got done dirty. It's not as bad as the reviews eviscerated it for. Like those 5s or whatever from IGN/Gamespot seem pretty laughable.Tucker I think her name was?
It's a decent game. Seems pretty run of the mill but I enjoyed what I played of it a lot more than Horizon or RDR2. If Rage 2 reviews poorly, I might finally use my Walmart gift cards I got from the holidays and buy Days Gone instead.
Having beat Horizen just just before DG i prefer DG immensely more than horizen i loved the story but everything else was bland to me in Horizen.I made it up toTucker I think her name was?
And had to return the game to Redbox. Definitely joining the crowd that think it got done dirty. It's not as bad as the reviews eviscerated it for. Like those 5s or whatever from IGN/Gamespot seem pretty laughable.
It's a decent game. Seems pretty run of the mill but I enjoyed what I played of it a lot more than Horizon or RDR2. If Rage 2 reviews poorly, I might finally use my Walmart gift cards I got from the holidays and buy Days Gone instead.
Nope. Only when I purposefully decide to drive into the horde, which I've done for fun after a quicksave, or when I've got an enemy bike which I'm taking for a joyride (jumps, running over things, etc).