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Gravity Rush 2 |OT| Friendly Neighbourhood Gravity Queen
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You know, even when I played the game and beat it at launch there still didn't seem like that many opportunities to review other peoples pics. Went surfing around the towns in search of blue people but only ended up finishing one. Been sticking to treasure hunting. Picked up a few pieces of neat furniture.
What.
I probably wouldn't have gotten far in it myself if not for repeating that first Lunar race challenge until I got the gold and a time under a minute.
Was that the
Scarab Girl one?
Nah, it's the one where you join some high schoolers in a circle, and start chanting Choe! You even see Newt and Echo again.
Holy shit, the US version? Do you know how much that's worth now?
It's only worth that because it was Amazon Exclusive. GameStop gives you back roughly original retail value.
What matters in the end is that we made up through the sequel.
Yea that was creepy...
You get 4 treasure hunt hints every 12 hours until you clear episode 20, then you get 8 every 12 hours.
After I digest the game and eventually play the dlc, maybe I'll try to finish up the side quests and challenges. Just for the game's personality and Kat's posterity in remembrance. Not the dusty tokens, fuck that. But, can you tell me what side quests are the best in terms of character and less frustrating gameplay?
I've done the dog one already (it was cute but frustrating/boring) and the weird people with arms up. What's that Choe thing mission called?
What are the available types of challenges besides paper delivery and races? I want to avoid anything stealth.
I've done the dog one already (it was cute but frustrating/boring) and the weird people with arms up. What's that Choe thing mission called?
What are the available types of challenges besides paper delivery and races? I want to avoid anything stealth.
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I've been trying to collect Gravity Rush gifs and pics I can use as reaction so the game can live on forever and Sony makes the next game.
Bait
The Choe! quest is called Forbidden Games.
My favourite quests are the acting, pamphlet delivery or fan luring quests as they are the most different. The put furniture onto my truck quest is kind of neat too.
Challenges based off of those quests are also enjoyable to me but I also really enjoy the flying time trials.
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I've been trying to collect Gravity Rush gifs and pics I can use as reaction so the game can live on forever and Sony makes the next game.
Bait
Lmao, very satisfying moment.
And omg, I had lost the bait pic, thanks for posting it lol
I'm just appreciative of the fact that it exists at all as a full fledged home console release, the scope of the game was an extremely pleasant surprise for me and if it is indeed the last of the series, at least they went out on a high note.
The Battle Nurse ones are great. A Game of Gravity is another. Honestly there's a bunch of dope ones, I just don't remember the names for them all lol
I didn't care for that one, namely because that was the very last sidequest I did, so for it end on that note was pretty lame.
Yea I remember playing the first game thinking that I'd love for a much longer sequel. Didn't expect GR2 to be that long though lmao
I'm sorry if this has already been asked a thousand times but I'm trying to avoid spoilers...
So I just got to the second area in the game (somehow I didn't get it spoiled that the entire area from the first game is playable!) and I unlocked Kat's house. I already got 6000 dusty tokens but now I'm wondering what I need to worry about in regards to the treasure hunts before the servers shut down. Can I stay where I'm at and keep completing treasure hunts every day to unlock all of the furniture, gestures, etc. that come from treasure chests or do I need to progress further into the story to get back to the first map? Like, are the treasure chests random or are they specifically placed throughout both cities?
you can stay where you are. As far as I know the treasure hunt locations are random, but they'll only appear in the area where you are. You can return to Jirga Para Lhao later on in the game
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I haven't been doing very many side quests at the moment. I kind of feel like doing them later after I beat the game. Am I missing out on a lot by doing it this way?
Lol. I need to try this.
Lol. I need to try this.
I feel that having Kat stick around for the people, helping them with trivial stuff and just being around really grounded her into the universe which made end game feel even better. Other than that you're not missing anything as far as I remember.
Goty.
Hate that I can't transfer over costumes from having played the Vita version, I've no need to play remastered :(
Def picking this up once I'm done with Okami though. Forgive me, Kat.
Are we talking about the same Battle Nurse missions that required precision platforming? Those were some of the hardest, most frustrating sidequests in the game for me!
was checking amazon(NA) and you can buy the UK version for $40....have to wait until Jan 6 though.
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I'll try to do a bit more then. I just wanted to finish the main game so I could fit one more big game and a couple of smaller ones in before GOTY season ends.
Finally started this game after putting it off for a while.
Gotta say, I've only gotten to chapter 2 but it already feels SOOO MUCH better than Gravity Rush: Remastered ever did. Probably just the vita roots for that game but this game's world just feels like it actually takes advantage of a protagonist who can bend gravity by giving you a much wider space to manuever in.
Gotta say, I've only gotten to chapter 2 but it already feels SOOO MUCH better than Gravity Rush: Remastered ever did. Probably just the vita roots for that game but this game's world just feels like it actually takes advantage of a protagonist who can bend gravity by giving you a much wider space to manuever in.
Still at chapter 8 so I haven't even unlocked the other styles/forms/whatever yet, but the biggest improvement over Remastered is the city and its people. There won't be much of a difference if you just shift from mission marker to mission marker. But if you try to interact with people, you'll notice how many possibilities there are. Nothing fancy like open-world RPGs with unique NPCs and stuff. But just by using gestures, your camera and a little imagination, Kat feels so much more part of the world than she did in Remastered. In that game she felt like a spectator, in this game she's part of a bigger world.
Yeah I definitely feel that. The way Kat becomes a part of the world is what makes the game special to me. The way she interacts only adds to it more and more. There is also some surprises later that fits right in with the world building and placing Kat in the world but say no more and let you find it yourself!
The rolling one took me a while to work out the timing but otherwise I thought they were mostly too easy but still a lot of fun. Actually I remember leaving the rolling one and going back later and getting it done in one go so I suspect I was impatient and tired when I tried. I think patience helps with quite a lot of the quests.
Yeah, maybe it's just because I'm not very good at platforming (and I also kind of don't feel like the game supports platforming without your powers) but I felt the complete opposite about these. The one where you have to jump from blimp to blimp or the rooftop one were absolutely awful for me and I never want to play them again.
Hahaha that blimp one was my favourite, I was disappointed there aren't more of those. I was hoping for faster ones and more traffic/free form ones but that never happened.
I know what you mean though, it isn't for everyone and the zero power platforming could use some work particularly because Kat seems to struggle a bit with smaller movements.
Some people can make her move around and look pretty good doing it.
Stick your tongue out at them once you unlock it for the best reaction. It's especially funny with musicians because they just drop their instruments in disbelief. Scaring little kids is fun too.
I apparently need to learn how to gravity rush. I want to do this stuff lol
Perhaps, but nobody said being a star would be easy!
Yea I saw lol
I need to pop this in and fly and around again. Platinum'd it when it came out, and have been meaning to visit the marketplace and soar for a bit.
I've been playing since Christmas day when I got it, and today I finished the story. Hopefully over the next few days I can easily get the last 800 or so Dusty tokens needed to reach 6000, and finish up the last few medal challenges and collectables. Though I can't say I'm looking forward to grinding out the gems required to max Kat's powers. There's still the dlc to whizz through too.
Even though I have very strong complaints about some aspects of mission design and combat, Gravity Rush as a whole is so damn charming it's impossible to stay mad at the game for any length of time. Hekseville remains one of my favourite locations from a game ever.
Even though I have very strong complaints about some aspects of mission design and combat, Gravity Rush as a whole is so damn charming it's impossible to stay mad at the game for any length of time. Hekseville remains one of my favourite locations from a game ever.
Man, I've played a lot recently. It's like coming home from a long trip, still such a fun game. The traversal and setting are just delightful.