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Wassup fellow samurais!
Small question, I arrived to a small base, like a farm, where it says "slay all Mongols", killed them all, even the big guy that came with the horse, but nothing "completes", is that normal? Should there be any interface tooltip or something that marks it as complete? Or the reward is just what you find on the base?
Small question, I arrived to a small base, like a farm, where it says "slay all Mongols", killed them all, even the big guy that came with the horse, but nothing "completes", is that normal? Should there be any interface tooltip or something that marks it as complete? Or the reward is just what you find on the base?
The base is a quick travel location after you´ve beaten the big guy and there are resources in the middle of the camp to grab. and a vendor sets up shop.
played a little further, gotta say, the landscape is really super well made and easily the star of the show.and i enjoy those "tales" more than the quests in other open world games so far.
Then I don't get it, it's called the
Traveller's Rest Inn
Digital deluxe edition comes with Director's Commentary...maybe I should grab it. Last game I can think that had one was...portal 2? Any impressions on it?
I'm unable to send you a message but I'm curious. I currently don't have the funds to get this full price, but I've been watching quite a bit of coverage this week and I'm kind of itching to jump in.
Gamesradar said play the first 2 for sure before you start to exploe
Thank you for your service. :PDude screw you for making take this photo lmao
Sorted it by reloading and clearing it again, so... keep saving guys, seems it can bug out.
This game really needs a LOCK-ON, because holy shit, it's unplayable with the constant camera moving on while having to reset after a dodge.
How can you make a sword based game without a lock-on?
I really can't remember the last game with melee combat without a proper lock-on
How can you make a sword based game without a lock-on?
I really can't remember the last game with melee combat without a proper lock-on
Arkham games, Spider-Man
Lock-on is terrible if the combat is designed around groups and evasion
slide your finger from left to right on the touchpad to sheathe/unsheathe, I spam it just to be cool :D
The freeflow system works without lock-in, a sword based game is simply bogus when the camera is running around.
In Batman and Spider-Man a simple flick of the thumbstick will instantly project you to the enemy because both Spider-Man and Batman are pretty agile and can juggle between enemies and the camer pulls out to give you a wider field of view, in GoT you can't do that, since you are static and the combat revolves around blocking, parrying and small dodges, it's pretty bad when you have 6-7 mogul warriors on you.
I don't know where you are, but i'm liberating the straw hats in a camp and there are a lot of enemies running around at you AND you fight even more of them and the thing is pretty messy.
I think you can change it in the privacy settings in your profile on the top right side. I have everything set to members only.
I have had the art book on pre-order for a while now. I'm really looking forward to it.
hmm, i´ve taken three bases so far and everytime it turned into a friendly outpost and when opening the map it turned from red into a fast travel point.
the problem is Jin switches the targets sometimes and you swing into the air :-) you have to make sure that you hold the analog into the direction of the enemy the whole time, otherwise he changes targets very fast when evading, rolling away and stuff
This has been my experience with the game so far. I have barely done any main story content and have had the game since Tuesday afternoon.
The 1v1 duels are much better even if there's no lock-on.
I played a couple more hours tonight and this game is phenomenal, I haven't had this much pure enjoyment in a game for a long while.
- Graphics are insane, the artstyle and environments are really good. Game looks incredible on my new Oled, but it's not perfect, some parts of the game look a bit dated, but the presentation as a whole is top notch. Easily one of the best looking games of the gen.
- I'm playing on hard, and the combat isnt so hard right now, I've died a few times, but overall it's a lil bit challenging, but also a bit easy and kinda fun, but it doesn't have that "oomph" like Sekiro. The parry sound in Sekiro is so satisfying, but in this game it's quite muted.
- Camera is horrible, probably my biggest issue with the game right now, it's so hard to get the camera right and i'm fighting not only the enemies, but the camera as well
- Noticing some very annoying stutters on the PS4 Pro during cutscenes, in game it seems quite smooth and holds up, but its very noticeable in some cutscenes. Havnt noticed any fan noise, but that might be because my tv is louder.
- I'm not a fan of the jumping/platforming ... Jin feels extremely floaty, like ps3 era characters floaty which makes these sections a bit annoying to get through.
- I really like the Wind mechanic, the fact that there's no hud and you can explore the world/get where you need to without a hud, but an ingame mechanic is excellent as I'm appreciating the beauty of the game rather than staring at some minimap.
- Got a bit of dialogue choices, but I dont know how deep the RPG mechanics go, is this an RPG game or is this an action adventure game like Tomb Raider? In the Infamous games your dialogue choices matter, but not sure about this game and it's not explicitly mentioned.
-Story is super meh so far, not interested in the characters or the villains, or just the overall plot so far. Everything and everyone is very one note and bland atm. But I'm a huge fan of Samurai's and all that, so the lore and world building is keeping me interested.
So far I'm enjoying it and really keen to get back to it so I can explore the world more. Sony once again with what looks like another excellent game.
- I'm playing on hard, and the combat isnt so hard right now, I've died a few times, but overall it's a lil bit challenging, but also a bit easy and kinda fun, but it doesn't have that "oomph" like Sekiro. The parry sound in Sekiro is so satisfying, but in this game it's quite muted.
- Camera is horrible, probably my biggest issue with the game right now, it's so hard to get the camera right and i'm fighting not only the enemies, but the camera as well
- Noticing some very annoying stutters on the PS4 Pro during cutscenes, in game it seems quite smooth and holds up, but its very noticeable in some cutscenes. Havnt noticed any fan noise, but that might be because my tv is louder.
- I'm not a fan of the jumping/platforming ... Jin feels extremely floaty, like ps3 era characters floaty which makes these sections a bit annoying to get through.
- I really like the Wind mechanic, the fact that there's no hud and you can explore the world/get where you need to without a hud, but an ingame mechanic is excellent as I'm appreciating the beauty of the game rather than staring at some minimap.
- Got a bit of dialogue choices, but I dont know how deep the RPG mechanics go, is this an RPG game or is this an action adventure game like Tomb Raider? In the Infamous games your dialogue choices matter, but not sure about this game and it's not explicitly mentioned.
-Story is super meh so far, not interested in the characters or the villains, or just the overall plot so far. Everything and everyone is very one note and bland atm. But I'm a huge fan of Samurai's and all that, so the lore and world building is keeping me interested.
So far I'm enjoying it and really keen to get back to it so I can explore the world more. Sony once again with what looks like another excellent game.
Also anyway to fix the HDR?
At night its way too dar, and the during the day it's way too bright imo .... I'm playing on an Oled C9, but the HDR seems super off.
At night its way too dar, and the during the day it's way too bright imo .... I'm playing on an Oled C9, but the HDR seems super off.
Ofcourse it's him! There we go, thanks!
I remember him from Lost, as the guy who appears on the Dharma initiation films in all the stations.
Monster Hunter World? I mean it "technically" has a lock on but its meant to be used sparingly. Dragon's Dogma has no lock on. Mount and Blade Bannerlord has no lock on. It allows for greater freedom of movement, it shouldn't really cause camera issues inherently, that might be a separate thing that the game struggles with.
I only really play on performance. Quality looks good in either but the grass is noticeably more distinct in resolution mode.
I hope there is a way to remove the bow & arrows from your back - it ruins the look of the Ronin attire. Also I would love that straw hat without all the damage on it👍
There's another straw hat you can buy that isn't damaged.
yeah the 1vs1 fights are easily the best combat sections of the game, has a bit of an For Honor vibe. i am not a fan of these enemy pack fights though, it feels just not tight enough and sometimes really messy.