it's a little bit grindy and the class balance is all over the place but it's a good game.
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PC Gaming ERA | June 2019 - It's Baldur's Turn
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it's a little bit grindy and the class balance is all over the place but it's a good game.
It's pretty good though sometimes the rng hits too heavy. It's also really stressing. At least it was for me.
So MEH tbh. Its like boring version of Uncharted in Star Wars universe.
It's not the easiest ARPG to get into, but that's largely because there are a lot of systems that may make you feel overwhelmed if you're trying to understand it all from the get-go. Like a lot of ARPGs, you're not really meant to stick with one character forever, but start new runs, especially when new leagues show up.
I'd recommend just playing without trying to perfect your first character. Experiment and get to know the game before worrying about all of that. It's not a hard game to play.
this is the other thing I hear yes. Much like Warframe (also not easy to get into)
I haven't played recently, but assuming nothing major has changed, I'd say Marauder, Witch, or Templar are solid choices. The Marauder is a good choice if (strength-based) melee combat appeals to you. The Witch is your ranged magic-user, whether that's elemental spells, or something like a necromancer. The Templar is a lot like a Paladin, so a mix of melee and magic.
Keep in mind that classes are simply where you start on the shared passive skill tree, though the aforementioned classes start in areas that will benefit certain styles of play. They also added Ascendancy Classes, which you might want to look at for the class you pick. It'll give you an idea of the archetype they're going for.
As for skills, you pick skill gems as rewards for quests. Early on these were a lot more limited and took a long time to get, but recently they're awarded much more liberally. I say just experiment. You can always find these skill gems as loot, or acquire them later.
For the price, the deal really can't be beat. If you've never played them, you're in for a treat. BL2 and its DLC is fantastic.
I haven't played a single Borderlands game, i've recently built a new PC and am ready to find out what the fuss is all about.
If the Game Informer description is accurate, then the demo isn't really representative of the game.
In general, it looked okay. I'd want to see the skill tree, some non-linear level design examples and an explanation of just how much you can spam the force powers (those meters didn't make a whole lot of sense to me).
Meanwhile, I finally pulled the trigger on the Blood Moon Edition of Bloodlines 2 on GOG.
I'm not particularly worried about any EGS shenanigans, but with all the rumours about how many blockbusters are releasing in Q1 2020 I don't want the game to die just because TLOU2 decides to release a week earlier or something.
Besides, I'd end up buying the season pass anyway if Mitsoda is writing this game.
In general, it looked okay. I'd want to see the skill tree, some non-linear level design examples and an explanation of just how much you can spam the force powers (those meters didn't make a whole lot of sense to me).
Meanwhile, I finally pulled the trigger on the Blood Moon Edition of Bloodlines 2 on GOG.
I'm not particularly worried about any EGS shenanigans, but with all the rumours about how many blockbusters are releasing in Q1 2020 I don't want the game to die just because TLOU2 decides to release a week earlier or something.
Besides, I'd end up buying the season pass anyway if Mitsoda is writing this game.
I gave the Star Wars video another look over and read the GI article and I still just can't bring myself to feel remotely invested in it. People keep bringing up games like Dark Souls and Sekiro as being boring to watch trailers of but great to play in person but I never felt that way about those games when they were initially shown off. There seem to be a lot of people in the video's thread who are really hyped about it though, so maybe I'm just not the target audience.
New single player, 2D Castlevania.
Metal Gear Solid ports incoming.
OoE2
Castlevania: Mirror of Fate: Remastered
I say as someone who actually liked Mirror of Fate.
Jokes on you, you cannot gift me games through Steam cause you are from an undervalued region!
(gets sad cause Europe-USA price difference is more than 10%)
I actually see it as a demaster if you ask me.
In any case is basically an upres. 30 fps, HD res and bloom everywhere. There's a lot of room for improvement in case of getting a remaster
For me it's within an hour or two after I request it. Granted, I always opt for in-store credit.
If you're using a visa it could take a day or two to be approved. Anything else is usually an hour or two.
If you refund to your steam wallet it will take 24 hours after being approved. If you do it to debit/visa/etc it will take a few business days
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