Ya maybe. Even if she meant "latest" instead of "last", the "pain and grief" is unfortunate, specially since the game is being well received.
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Ya maybe. Even if she meant "latest" instead of "last", the "pain and grief" is unfortunate, specially since the game is being well received.
I think I had a visual bug? At the start when the mother hands me the family heirloom, her hand is completely empty, and then my character takes it and her hand is also completely empty, but obviously open/contorted in such a way that an object is supposed to be there.
I lol at how annoying the homing charging attacks are. If the starting dodge was better or hit boxes weren't as big they'd be a non issue but God damn. I wish the game had incentives to block at the last second or dodge right before the hit. Does it fill up the special attack faster?
Looked like a big medallion without a chain for me. Made of blackened silver or polished iron, with some kind of engraving on it. Maybe the family Seal
On the X people are experiencing that the game won't boot and turns the xbox off. Workaround is boot with 4k turned off, load save and then when in game recheck 4k and its fine.
Does this game need a pagefile? I'm getting CTD way too much. I usually turn off all virtual memory
Optimistically I'm hoping it's just odd phrasing.
Nope just let then do their thing
There have been a few games that had that problem. I remember reading online that Gears 5 was doing the same thing to some people. Seems like a rare random glitch for the system.
Jeuxvideo.com says that choices have little consequences for the ending and that ruined their experiences, but other reviews say the contrary. 🤔
I think they're the distributor Focus teams up with for US retail releases, they released Plague Tale there too.
Her English is pretty awkward.
She's saying that she's sad to let the world go (because they're done, and they don't do DLC or anything—they're already moving on to their next game). So unless they ever come back for a sequel, her time with her creation is over.
She was the CEO. Now she just gets to be purely creative as a project director/lead writer. She's not going anywhere AFAIK.
Everything outside of combat is very solid, and I think combat (magic) will improve. I unlocked the double dodge move, so that should help create distance.
Companions drop quick on hard, and guns can rock my face. I'll have to use a respec item and see how melee plays, not using all your mana constantly, then just reload.
Companions drop quick on hard, and guns can rock my face. I'll have to use a respec item and see how melee plays, not using all your mana constantly, then just reload.
I know right. He is VERY good and not at all the character I thought he would be
You know a game is good when you go back to work and are still thinking about it, or what you're going to do next ;)
Really enjoying the game. The initial area alone kept me busy for a while. Still haven't left Serene's port.
Really enjoying the game. The initial area alone kept me busy for a while. Still haven't left Serene's port.
Idd, you have to kill the gunners fast. Stasi helps by either freezing him and killing the other guys or the other way around
I had a little shagging with Vasco already, it was pretty cute but it definitely feels like romances aren't a big part of the game because of how quickly I was able to clear the personal quest and romance arc (granted there isn't more to Vasco that I haven't experienced yet).
Also, do note that there are no real indicators to what a romantic dialogue choice is when talking to your companions. If the other companions are anything like Vasco, if you rack up enough approval/friendship, eventually they'll hit on you and ask to share a night with you. Though in all fairness some of the dialogue choices that rack up their approval with you are pretty clearly romantic, and there are other dialogue choices that aren't very romantic in tone that net no approval. So if you are not looking to break anyone's heart, don't try to always net approval with your dialogue choices.
Maybe there is a hidden system regarding the romances I don't know about though, and every companion is unique. But this is my experience with Vasco.
Also, do note that there are no real indicators to what a romantic dialogue choice is when talking to your companions. If the other companions are anything like Vasco, if you rack up enough approval/friendship, eventually they'll hit on you and ask to share a night with you. Though in all fairness some of the dialogue choices that rack up their approval with you are pretty clearly romantic, and there are other dialogue choices that aren't very romantic in tone that net no approval. So if you are not looking to break anyone's heart, don't try to always net approval with your dialogue choices.
Maybe there is a hidden system regarding the romances I don't know about though, and every companion is unique. But this is my experience with Vasco.
Yeah, some fights I would get shot in the face before noticing them, then focus on them after reloading.
How are people spending so long in the prologue area, below are the quests I found there and completed. Did I miss a lot? I did not see any others
Charlatan
Cabin Boy
Getting the Coin Guards weapons through
Main quest
I may have done some others I'm forgetting but I think they were all part of those chains
Charlatan
Cabin Boy
Getting the Coin Guards weapons through
Main quest
I may have done some others I'm forgetting but I think they were all part of those chains
By the end of the game I had like 7. I didn't keep track of where I got all of them though.
Btw I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your reviews. You made me pay attention to sound design and music much more than I use to
Yeah I did that one too sorry, forgot it wasnt part of Charlatan.
All of that only took me about 2 hours so not sure how anyone spent 6 there
This feels kind of embarrassing but I can't for the life of me figure out how to assign hot-keys or change weapons with M/KB as I don't see it in the key bindings and I've pressed every key to no avail. I see the option (change weapons) when using a controller.
All these tips have been great so far. Thanks, man!
Also, this game is 100% JAF, but I love it.
I'm like 3h in and I still have to do the main one. I just like to explore a lot, experiment with crafting, check all items on vendors etc.
Middle mouse button then the number key while in the pause menu, and V to swap weapons.
Fuck I completely missed a companion had a chest with lockpicking. Hopefully I come across more equipment with it
Thanks, I had just noticed the V key changes your melee weapons. Is that really how ranged weapons work though, in that you just hot-key it and it just fires automatically (no aiming involved?)
Was there a tutorial I skipped/missed that explained how to hot-key ranged weapons and items?
Have no idea how guns work. I'm using magic, then switching to a weak mace to smack things with I'm out of mana.
Tutorial didn't seem very helpful. Had to go into keybinds myself and see what things did. Putting dodge on space rather than pause seems better for me.
I'm still only in the opening section of the game, doing all the side quests before departure. But I am really liking this game. The "balance" system, and the ability to chain stun/knock people over is fun. And it is a really specific system that I feel like you would rarely see in a AAA game. Stunlocking an enemy against a wall while they fall on their ass repeatedly looks clunky and awkward as hell, so despite being good gameplay I think most AAA games would avoid it.
I was also very pleasantly surprised by how the whole port area is one map. All the doors and buildings are interconnected, you seamlessly open and keep going. In many other games, even ones with significantly higher budgets, there would be a quick loading screen to enter a nobles house, and then another quick loading screen when you leave the house.
I was also very pleasantly surprised by how the whole port area is one map. All the doors and buildings are interconnected, you seamlessly open and keep going. In many other games, even ones with significantly higher budgets, there would be a quick loading screen to enter a nobles house, and then another quick loading screen when you leave the house.
Played 2 hours and I like it so far. I have 2 days off on Thursday and Friday, can't wait to continue.
Had to work this morning so the 40 mins or so I played last was just enough to take the three paths through the combat tutorials and futz around with character creation. Definitely going Magic when I start for real tonight.
I do wish the creator was more in-depth, but there are 2-3 female faces I like so it'll get the job done.
I do wish the creator was more in-depth, but there are 2-3 female faces I like so it'll get the job done.
Just done about 2hrs, playing on PS4 Pro, looks good, runs well, those side quests.... excellent so far
This game is very beautiful
It's also pretty ugly
It's like playing Dragon Age Origins all over again.
It's also pretty ugly
It's like playing Dragon Age Origins all over again.
The game has that lovely air of jank around it - subtitle spelling errors, strange animations & transitions, quite bad lip sync, etc...
But god damn am I enjoying myself - made it to the island and did a couple of quests and I just want to see where this all goes. After initially being turned off by the character designs they are growing on me every moment.
But god damn am I enjoying myself - made it to the island and did a couple of quests and I just want to see where this all goes. After initially being turned off by the character designs they are growing on me every moment.
There should be a tactics button. I play with controller, but for me it's l1. THere you can map potions/spells/traps and flasks and your fire arm. It just auto shoots at whoever you are locked onto.
Playing all day lol.
So I did not take lockpicking at character creation but honestly I would recommend not at this point. There is armor early game that gives +1 to it and after opening a few, they are just normal loot like everything else.
I am however having a hard time with stats and talents as a mage. You need both magey stats abs I've picked the one that gives you more mana but the other stat is waft governs wearing better rings which are my main weapon so I'm using the starter ring 8 hours in lol.
And talents. Man
Most sound useful and you get few points so I have 1 science and 1 intuition. No idea where I should put points!!
I've run into more small things like misspelled words, an npc having their eyes closed a whole cutscene during a quest, some weird blur on the whole screen that fixed after loading out and back in. Nothing crazy, no crashes yet on PC.
Greedfall continues to be gorgeous, with layered sidequests that are substantial, things to loot all over, and a seemingly large world.
Still highly recommended!
So I did not take lockpicking at character creation but honestly I would recommend not at this point. There is armor early game that gives +1 to it and after opening a few, they are just normal loot like everything else.
I am however having a hard time with stats and talents as a mage. You need both magey stats abs I've picked the one that gives you more mana but the other stat is waft governs wearing better rings which are my main weapon so I'm using the starter ring 8 hours in lol.
And talents. Man
Most sound useful and you get few points so I have 1 science and 1 intuition. No idea where I should put points!!
I've run into more small things like misspelled words, an npc having their eyes closed a whole cutscene during a quest, some weird blur on the whole screen that fixed after loading out and back in. Nothing crazy, no crashes yet on PC.
Greedfall continues to be gorgeous, with layered sidequests that are substantial, things to loot all over, and a seemingly large world.
Still highly recommended!
The traveling merchant when going to a new area had rings with nearly double the attack power (+66) for...350 or 360 gold/coins. One of the shops in the first real town had a couple cheaper ones, too.
I just realized this game is structured a lot like Summoner from the launch ps2 days. You had large hub areas with camps and fights in between each one. Only in this case i guess they are loading the next area in the background or something?