What kind of heathens didn't play in Japanese?
I forgot to mention stealth. It was really really basic. But the positives more than outweight the negatives.
Yeah I think you should. The fox dens etc don't really add anything tbh and you do end up with a lot of duplicate charms. Probably just worth doing enough to open up the slots, if that.
Do they? For me when I followed it was usually a shrine or whistle thing or whatever. I don't get why they'd lead to missions themselves otherwise what's the point of the whole guiding wind thing? Or do you mean missions that I haven't gotten yet?
Yeah they direct you to survivor camps, gifts, altars, shrines and I swear they took me to people that kicked off a side mission. Pretty much everything.
I wonder if the people who didn't like it so much are the ones burned out on open world games like this?
Yeah I do agree with all this. The problem with "open world games" is that people are suckered into believing that the fetch quest nonsense in the Ubisoft games is the way to go and that those kinds of things lead to depth and 100's of hours played.
Quite possibly... There are a hell of a lot. Before this I played a couple hours each of WatchDogs 2, Days Gone, Kingdom Come and gave up on all of them fairly quickly as they just weren't my thing for one reason or another.
I’m kind of the same. That’s why despite the criticism I think Cyberpunk is one of the best open world RPGs of the last few years of not longer. I actually played that through for 90 hours and at the end all I could think was I can’t wait for playthrough number two, that’s despite all the bugs, crashes and cuts.
I know that fans of Days Gone always talk about how its underrated. But it really is. A fun game once you get past the first few hours. Taking on hordes is so much fun.
Stealth in general is so terrible it's laughable. I hate how binary it is. You enter bushes, tall grass or whatever and you're instantly invisible. I don't know what game started that bullshit but it seems to be everywhere now. Assassin's Creed, Horizon Zero Dawn, Ghost of Tsushima, hell even a game like Uncharted 4 has it like that. At least in The Last of Us 2 it's a bit more organic, but you could say that's simply how it was in a game like Metal Gear Solid 3, which is ancient by now. It's all these "conventions" I can't stand, because it leads to so many gameplay elements feeling identical across a wide range of games. It must've started at some point - I want to say the PS360 era, but I'm not sure - and I feel that before that point, games just did their own thing. Sure games were always iterating on ideas from earlier ones, but nowadays it all feels so structured and formulaic. It's shit.
I've never played Kingdom Come but I was under the impression it's more like a blend of The Witcher 3 and Skyrim and not necessarily as formulaic as Ubisoft games. Did I get that wrong?
I'm considering buying this, given your experience I felt the exact same way about RDR2. Never a good sign with games.
Do you have human emotions?
No, you rant away my dude! I always get misunderstood on here because I tend to rant about things like thisStealth in general is so terrible it's laughable. I hate how binary it is. You enter bushes, tall grass or whatever and you're instantly invisible. I don't know what game started that bullshit but it seems to be everywhere now. Assassin's Creed, Horizon Zero Dawn, Ghost of Tsushima, hell even a game like Uncharted 4 has it like that. At least in The Last of Us 2 it's a bit more organic, but you could say that's simply how it was in a game like Metal Gear Solid 3, which is ancient by now. It's all these "conventions" I can't stand, because it leads to so many gameplay elements feeling identical across a wide range of games. It must've started at some point - I want to say the PS360 era, but I'm not sure - and I feel that before that point, games just did their own thing. Sure games were always iterating on ideas from earlier ones, but nowadays it all feels so structured and formulaic. It's shit.
Well, anyway, rant over.
Of the three Days Gone was the one I played the most... Probably about 10 hours or so. Its a good game and I can see why people would like it, just didn't grab me
Definitely more Skyrim then Witcher... I just found it a bit joyless. Also just didn't enjoy the combat, and that's a make or break thing for me personally in a game.
I think the fact that just by finishing the game and doing whatever you naturally come across will get you about 80%of the way there has something to do with it. I platinumed it and I've platinumed about 4 or 5 games in my life.
Got it myself earlier.
What recent PC game has great stealth?No, you rant away my dude! I always get misunderstood on here because I tend to rant about things like this
I could go in to a long rant about stealth games and dumbing down for what they thought were "console gamers" of the time (and I know first hand on some fronts), but perhaps that's for another day.
