Yes, I love ridiculously detailed video game towns! They are my favorite part in any RPG. :)
Nooooo! Guess there's no escaping MIDI hell. :(Someone told me here that Spotify is blocked so unless you play it on a different device, that won't be possible. :´(
Yes, I love ridiculously detailed video game towns! They are my favorite part in any RPG. :)
PC version wasn't an option? :(
The remasters gave X a good amount of sales, but XV is almost certainly going to outsell it. And XIII wasn't that far off either really if you exclude X's remasters. It's sitting somewhere between 7-8 million at the moment. The remaster bump has brought up 12 to around the 7 million mark too now.FF usually near doubles DQ sales. Personally, I'd guess because the west hasn't been too interested in DQ. That being said, FF15, 13, and 12 don't touch FFX sales.
Might blow your mind that a lot of people would consider it valuable to hear the opinion of someone new to the franchise.That Waypoint reviewer reads like this was his first Dragon Quest game
??? I'm pretty sure DQ games almost all have better reviews than most spiderman games. What are you taking about?I'm amazed that we are possibly in a timeline where Dragon Quest scores higher than Spider-Man. What craziness I never even fathomed.
I'm not sure what your point is. It's pretty well-known that he wants people to buy his music and/or pay for concert tickets if they want to hear it as intended. He's a council member of the Japanese Society for Rights of Authors, Composers, and Publishers (JASRAC), who actively issues copyright strikes against Dragon Quest videos on YouTube in which you can hear his work playing in the background (even if there is someone talking over it, like in a review). He believes you are not entitled to hear it. It's not just speculation.
And of course, he's a bigoted piece of shit.
It's much easier than those two (although Draconian Mode makes it significantly better in terms of difficulty).How hard is this compared to 7 and 8? I found those two to be the perfect difficulty so I'd be disappointed if this was easier.
Yeah.I don't care if the reviews are bad, good, or excellent. I knew this game was for me the moment I saw it in action.
:)Yes, I love ridiculously detailed video game towns! They are my favorite part in any RPG. :)
Might blow your mind that a lot of people would consider it valuable to hear the opinion of someone new to the franchise.
Sep 4When is the release date for this game? I thought it was on September 1st but that lands in s Saturday.
Maybe I wasn't clear, I was talking about DQ11 and Insomniac's Spider-Man not historical trends.??? I'm pretty sure DQ games almost all have better reviews than most spiderman games. What are you taking about?
By the time you finish this game you will look at RPGs different. I'm building a PC, will get this on steam as well when it's done.This will be my first real DQ experience. I played Heroes, which I enjoyed but never finished. I also played VII on 3DS but couldn't stand the platform so I didn't get far at all. I may have tried another on mobile, but I forget.
I know local shops will have it this week on PS4, but I think I'm holding out for the PC version. Native 4K and 60+ fps, as long as it's optimized, will be worth waiting a few extra days.
4K output. Not 4K resolution mind you, the HUD is in 4K while the rest of the game is something lower.Guys which are the differences between ps4 and ps4 pro with this title?
What gave you that idea? Voice acting isn't an afterthought and is really well done.
Yeah, I just did a search and that sucks. I really thought it was September 1st for some reason. No time at all to play it before Spider-Man .
Maybe I wasn't clear, I was talking about DQ11 and Insomniac's Spider-Man not historical trends.
I think it's pretty obvious that the gaming community expects Spider-Man to review pretty well(high 80s) but I didn't see many people expecting DQ11 to do so well even in the first page you had someone saying he came in expecting high 70s. I definitely did not expect 90 or high 80s especially with voice acting being an afterthought.
Do you know that there's a big difference between Nier (3,5 million), Persona (2,2M) and Yakuza (less than 1M) sales?
If you expect western DQ sales to be on par with Nier and Persona, welp... not gonna happen.
Spidey isn't a niche game at all. It's an action game starring the most popular superhero in the world in one of the most popular genres du jour.
By comparison, DQ is a decidedly retro anime-styled RPG coming out right at the beginning of the fall deluge of games. I only had the budget for one game this month, and I put it toward Yakuza Kiwami 2 instead of DQ.
Yep. My hope is that Square Enix is paying attention to the reaction to Octopath and now DQXI and it ends up impacting development of FFXVI. No more of that awful XV battle system.
I'd love XVI to evolve some of the ideas XIII had in its battle system but in a more open and less linear world, with the ability to directly control multiple characters.
That's why I said "Octopath and now DQXI." I'm not just referring to reviews, I am reviewing to sales -- and Octopath is a big success.
I also didn't say it was realistic. Just said what my hope was.
Damn good scores!
Man, Square Enix ist strange sometimes.
I bet you could make Dragon Quest much bigger in the West, if marketing done right.
Especially right now in this generation and with this game.
I will laugh and cry at the same time, if an Octopath sequel gets the Bravely Second treatment. It wouldn't make sense, but it's Square Enix.
Anyway, I'm hyped, pre ordered and hope Dragon Quest 11 will sell good enough!
That's a popular opinion. From friends who played XI, seems like main thing VIII have XI beat in is difficulty balance, and I can imagine that being a nightmare to do right for everyone in XI since you can skip random battles.He claims XI > VIII :O
VIII for PS2 is my favorite in the series.
Indeed. It's not like Dragon Quest games are Sonic games.You are still not clear since ever DQ game gets reviewed highly and that comparison to spider-man to a game which doesn't even have reviews is just bizarre
Man, Waypoint reviews are always so hit and miss. And a lot of the time they're misses for me.
I'm totally fine with disliking a game over the basis of genre tropes but that's pretty much ALL there is to this review. They spent like 1 paragraph talking about the gameplay and how it was easy because if they had trouble with a boss they could just go grind for 20 minutes and beat them again no problem. Now this could be an interesting point talking about how the combat system is out of whack with bosses being too difficult compared to the appropriate levels you're intended to be at or something. Instead I understand nothing besides the fact that they grinded past all of their challenges rather than actually engaging with them.
Other parts of the gameplay experience as wholly omitted from discussion like towns, sub systems, traversal options, gameplay variety, etc. Not that any review needs to be that comprehensive, but I see little value in pretty much only talking about a game based on cultural context and assessment of tropes included and calling it a "review". They compare the repetition of the game's plot structure to that of films like the "Fast and Furious" which can sometimes change up thier plot structure significantly between films as well as to final fantasy and it's ever changing battle systems. I'm sure if you dug into dragon quest XI you could find some differences between it's battle system compared to others in it's series, but that's not the point they were trying to stress about "video game blockbusters" and the forced comparison to film blockbusters.
I'd like to know this as wellAnyone know if you're able to change the character you control when running around the world?