Yeah I got stuck in the same part and it's a little annoying that there isn't a checkpoint in this pretty long section of platforming/cutscenes/boss fights.
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Indivisible |OT| It Shall Be Engraved Upon Your Skull
- Thread starter Luminaire
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They messed up the original DLC code, but you should have new codes in your Backerkit account now.
There should definitely be a map there... Maybe report it to the devs.
Thanks a lot for this!
Wasn't a move list like this supposed to be in the game, though? I'm pretty sure they said it would be. I had found the prototype fun but pretty overwhelming, and I was looking forward to the full game since I figured things would be better explained but... they're really not. This is disappointing.
Also, is there a way to get PlayStation button prompts on PC? My DS4 seems to be detected as a 360 controller for some reason...
Yeah. Ajna needs a guide because her moves keep changing as you find weapons and unlock shit. Everyone else comes kind of baked in with the stuff they have (not 100% sure because I think im still in the early game)
Also...what is the point of leveling up?? I just don't see it doing anything. It didn't increase my characters HP, my attacks were doing the same damage as before, my iddhi gauge doesn't fill up any faster doing offensive actions nor drained less for doing defensive ones. All the progression seems to be tied to collecting Ringsels and getting to certain points in the story. If there are stats, then they're clearly hidden from the player making things all the more confusing.
I know exactly what you are talking about! I died there, on the end of the very last phase and when it spawned me back to the start I nearly threw the controller and turned the game off.
Maybe it's just me, but I do not play fighting games and I'm horrible at then, and I find this game difficult. Honestly, I can't wait for this alleged "super easy" game to show itself because it's tuned a little too frustrating for me lol. Weak, I know. But it's hard to me!!
This game is easily the most charming I've played this year. Love the characters and the Saturday morning cartoon vibe. Maximum comf. Surprised at how challenging the combat is so far. Still enjoying it about 6 hours in or so. Agree that some of the menus and explanations could be better, but it's nothing that's been distracting for my playthrough so far.
I really don't understand why this isn't explained in game. First major patch needs to add a manual or something explaining Ajna's playstyle + Iddhi usage.
Eehhh, once idhi hit 3 bars, seems like it got super easy. Enemies feel like hp sponges now.
Just ran into an issue where I can't continue on with a fight because I didn't realize that fights start exactly where is an area is at. Lmao
I shot a soldier with an arrow a couple of time before hitting him with an axe. Sometime in the fight, they fell into a pit with a floating platform. Now the the soldiers and two characters are under that platform and I can't proceed to do anything.
This is tragic. I have to restart the game from my last save.
I shot a soldier with an arrow a couple of time before hitting him with an axe. Sometime in the fight, they fell into a pit with a floating platform. Now the the soldiers and two characters are under that platform and I can't proceed to do anything.
This is tragic. I have to restart the game from my last save.
Alright, game needs some balancing for sure. Once you unlock three Idhi bars, the game is INCREDIBLY easy and enemies have WAY too much HP. I'm just mashing buttons and making my way through but battles are taking 3+ minutes. Even focusing and pulling off "optimal" combos is only shaving off like 10% of the time per battle. You don't need to block, just abuse the R1+L1 heal and nothing matters.
Just make sure to hit him with the arrow a lot it keeps him knocked down.
I like how Zebei is all mad at Ajna, but once that scene is over with and you go into the Inner Realm, he's all friendly as if nothing happened. lol
Anyone know if you can accidentally miss picking up a party member? I am not far in, and there was a "Look a person" point in the story, and I followed a path, and didnt get them.
Yes you can miss that guy if you finish that area early on.
I think you can miss party members for sure. However I don't know if there's ever a way to return to past zones to get them.
About 7 hours into the game now and I want to like it so much more than I do. The writing and story leave so much to be desired. I think the characters and world look cool but I don't actually care about it. There's a ton of little things that culminate in making the game feel really unpolished too. This might be one of my biggest disappointments of the year :( I may have hyped myself up way too much with this one. I was hoping for a grand RPG with a battle system from one of my favorite games and it's not delivering. Even the fights which are the highlight of the game feel unbalanced at times with really arbitrary numbers. There's a really weird disconnect with the stats , both inflated hp numbers and damage values. I wish this game had deeper rpg mechanics at it's core. Juggling enemies is still inherently fun but I'm not super engrossed. I'll keep playing but I'm not feeling it.
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Yeah, i'm kinda bummed it doesn't seem like every party member you can get doesn't seem to be involved with the story. I was able to get Tungar, but he isn't even voiced through character interaction, only in combat. I know there's a lot party members you can get, so I can't fault them for not having them all intertwined with the plot.
It's... still not very good. The vocals are panned way too far to the right and left. It sounds super distracting. Game is fun, though.
To make it an "RPG" obviously! I haven't seen a single thing yet that makes this an RPG in any way. Being able to customize your team and pick offense over defense? I bought it for the "metroid + valkyrie profile" aspects, and it's doing that well enough, if not spectacularly, but I just don't know why it's being called an RPG everywhere. Not seeing it.
Does it feel like something that would be fixable with balance patches or is it systemic issues that are really bugging you?
Some things can absolutely be patched. But the overall structure of the game is leaving me a lot to be desired. I mainly wish it were more of a rpg.
Well that's cool.
I have e-mails dating back to August and again in September from [email protected] assuring me that they'd be updating my shipping address to my new one.
Today I got a call from the landlady of my old apartment in a city I NO LONGER LIVE IN saying they got a package from 505 Games.
So fuck me, I guess.
I have e-mails dating back to August and again in September from [email protected] assuring me that they'd be updating my shipping address to my new one.
Today I got a call from the landlady of my old apartment in a city I NO LONGER LIVE IN saying they got a package from 505 Games.
So fuck me, I guess.
This is exactly what I feared from the previews. Glad I held off.
I feel like I'm...missing something here. She literally only uses the axe for me, and I have the bow and spear. If I do triple up she just does the axe launcher three times which whiffs the other attacks. I've never seen her use the bow.
I am only up to the bow, and she was randomly shooting it for me all of the time, but only in a combo, and never as an opening, or singular move. Are you trying these within a combo? Because you can't just do up+attack, then wait and do another in isolation. It's up+attack then up+attack then up+attack consecutively when you have three available attacks with her all at once.
Whaaat. RIP.
Patches won't fix the writing and level design. I forgot if I mentioned it here, it felt more arcade-y versus being a grand rpg experience. Like the characters lacking customization, in fact the character join moniker feels like a gacha intro. But at least gacha rpgs have customization!
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Oh someone just told me elsewhere that he actually does show up later so if you missed getting him out of the cell you're safe.
Yeah I feel like calling it an rpg just gives people the wrong expectation.
Yeah, I'm trying to do them quickly but I just get the same axe launcher.
With three actions available? It does nothing but the axe launcher if you only have a single action available at any given moment. Say you use "X" to attack with her, you need to have "X X X" on her action bar". You can just hold up and mash X at that point and the bow will shoot twice after the launcher.
edit: You don't even need more than two actually. Just think of it as a move you do after the launcher for a juggle combo. She can shoot the bow directly after the launcher, and you don't actually need more than two Xs. You just need to first initiate the launch attack, then her follow up attacks can all be the bow if you want. Or she can just shoot the bow as her second attack and then you do something else. That guide seems to just be focusing on full three hit combos instead of just move inputs or prerequisites in general.
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Wasn't expecting to get the physical so quickly, didn't even get tracking info for it (not a complaint, just surprised). I'll probably hold off until the omitted characters are added, though.
Just stopped at this point yesterday, so not really sure if it slows down enough to annoy me. Guess we'll see!
Hey sorry if this has been answered already, but I was wondering if anybody knows how long this game is supposed to be? It being a indie game and all I was expecting it to be in the 5-7 hour ball park, but after watching that opening anime intro with all those unique looking environments this looks like it could be JRPG length.
This is probably super obvious but how do I get my code? I backed the game but haven't really kept on any updates since then.
Wonder if Mike Z will end up tinkering with the game after release like he did with SG.
So far I definitely echo the complaints about the writing. It feels chopped down from a larger game with beats missing.
So far I definitely echo the complaints about the writing. It feels chopped down from a larger game with beats missing.
The game is not doing it for me so far, nothing is bad about it but also there's not much I look foreword to see more of, as in when I close the game I don't get excited to fire it up again.
That being said, they went off when it comes to the character designs though, it's one of my all time favorites.
That being said, they went off when it comes to the character designs though, it's one of my all time favorites.
I remembered that I backed this game, but was surprised when the physical soundtrack came in the mail last week, didn't think the game was near done at all. Now I checked my status and it turns out I've got a physical game coming too. Looks like I actually upgraded my pledge to the $100 tier later on. Huh.
Seems my DLC + Digital Copy + Digital Soundtrack redeemed fine, but how are we getting the Digital Art?
Seems my DLC + Digital Copy + Digital Soundtrack redeemed fine, but how are we getting the Digital Art?
Skullgirl's managed to nail everything when it released where as outside of the art and animation Indivisible feels pretty lacking. I think part of it's the way the combat works with the lack character progression; every fight against a mob feels identical and I'm not even getting progression. I love the axe jump mechanic but outside of that the traversal really boring with a lack of collectables/upgrades/rewarding exploration that are vital to Metroidvanias. Then the writing/story isn't doing much for me.
It kind of feels like Skullgirl's had a smaller scope but they put the work into making every element of it perfect where as Indivisible's much more vast yet much more shallow.
It kind of feels like Skullgirl's had a smaller scope but they put the work into making every element of it perfect where as Indivisible's much more vast yet much more shallow.