29-10-18, 14:27 | #21 |
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When you're in your wardrobe, before you select any item of clothing, it'll say press square (or whatever) to modify your clothes. You can only do this for shirts, and trousers. You can also open and close your shirt.
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29-10-18, 15:28 | #22 | ||
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There is something about AC:Odyssey's movement that I find really obnoxious. It's certainly a fun game, with plenty of things to do, and you can climb anything, but it's still all automated. It's just press upwards and R2 (in my case on PS4) and go. I don't like holding down a button and he automatically climbs, jumps or does whatever movement is necessary. I usually skip Assassin's games, and my last one was Black Flag which I also enjoyed, but it had the same obnoxious move set. Before that it was the original game, and maybe my memory fails me, but it felt like the earlier games had more polish. I'd take RDD2's climbing and way of exploring the world over Assassins Creed any day. I am going back to AC:Odyssey and completing at after RDD2 though, and for an Assassins game, it's quite decent. Quote:
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29-10-18, 17:00 | #23 |
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I am going to wait for a possible PC launch for this one. I loved the first game (although the little side missions got repetitive) and I do prefer a slower game play pace but my playing time is restricted and this looks like an hour eater. I find it a little disturbing that some of the early reviews start with caveats about the pace of the game and worry that the developers may have gone too far in the direction of tedium. Spending time cleaning weapons and grooming horses might be a little too boringly immersive, but overall the game sounds like an impressive job.
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30-10-18, 11:12 | #24 | |
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30-10-18, 11:22 | #25 |
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It does concern me as to how big next gen games will end up tbh... Games will just take months to complete the story instead XD
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30-10-18, 12:43 | #26 |
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Is it just me that ALWAYS forgets to grab my weapons from my horse? I keep getting left with the revolver
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30-10-18, 13:42 | #27 | |
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Sometimes. I've become better at remembering it. It's annoying as hell if I forget the best weapons on the horse, lol. |
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01-11-18, 03:37 | #28 |
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I really thought I would enjoy this game but I can't play for more than like an hour without either getting bored, confused, or flat out frustrated.
I just spent time hunting a bear and got it's pelt and big game meat and then I run into these guys and they start harassing me and trying to kill me so I have to defend myself and then I am wanted so suddenly I have 7 men surrounding me and I'm screwed. My new horse that I spent 150 on and the pelt with all the meat is totally gone when the game loads back. Is this by design? And what's with the failing missions all the time? It reminds of the frustration I felt with Assassin's Creed 3. I shouldn't have to replay so much of the game over and over because I had no idea I was supposed to protect someone. And honestly the controls are just awful. I truly regret this purchase tbh. Maybe I'll get used to it eventually. I'll try again tomorrow. Lol |
01-11-18, 12:49 | #29 |
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So i have been busy with this Game over the last few days...i literally cant think about anything but playing this game.
Its incredible what kind of depth and life they have crafted in this game. The encounters, the whole feeling, the way people behave and so much more. The game feels so alive, i had dozens of encounters and not one felt like a repeat. Story is pretty good so far and especially thanks to the setting things feel so unique. I love the Western Setting so much. The gang feels interesting and every interaction brings up something new. At times it feels a bit too slow and tedious, like a simulation...which is fine but the game really forces you to need time for it. In this case i like the witcher 3 a bit more because it feels overall faster in terms of the pacing. The controls are a bit clunky, something smoother and "faster" overall would have done wonders. But if you try it a bit out with the sliders you get nice controls that work just fine. Its not as bad as people make it out...a true gamer gets used to the controls and the pacing. Yeah it takes some time to get used to, but in exchange you get one fantastic game. |
02-11-18, 01:45 | #30 |
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I've finished the game, and I REALLY wanna talk about! Ugh, don't wanna spoil it for anyone. Who else has managed to complete it?
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