To be fair, the problems I have with traversal are only really apparent when trying to get the top score in the speed challenges. Sometimes things get buggy when you're trying to latch to specific points (sometimes you'll randomly latch to the ground or the points just won't highlight for you to latch to). When attempting to get the 'Ultimate' time (specifically in the 3.0 challenge) it feel like they are asking for a level of control that the game just doesn't give you.
Just wanted to say this is really cool of them and truly sorry for your loss. Hope you are holding up ok.Finished this last night and enjoyed the utter heck out of it. Felt like the perfect length and packed with a really solid narrative and incredible gameplay.
For any Rupaul's Drag Race fans I figured I'd point out in this thread that there's an easter egg in the game's Social Feed related to it. It was a really wonderful tribute a friend of mine at Insomniac put in for my boyfriend Jake who passed away a short time ago and absolutely loved Drag Race (we watched 11 seasons of it in like 2 months). Anyway, thought I'd put it here in case there are any Drag Race fans who may not have caught it.
Thank you, that means a lot. I'm hanging in there as best I can.
Just think, he will have an eternal legacy thanks to these guys as part of one of the greatest launch games of all time.
Haven't played Miles yet, but try L2 and then R2. Afaik that's how it worked in Ps4 Spider-Man.
Yeah I would say one isn't a total leap above the other but I do feel like miles morales looks slightly better visually but also has way more going on in the background since my guess is it was built to take advantage of the cpu and ssd more than the original.
It's not a huge deal, but it's better to just play the first game first.
Is it okay? Yes. Miles story is mostly stand alone. Should you? Nah. The main game is great and really sets up the world, who Miles is, and some background on his family. You'll get more out of it playing the main one first.
