I want it too, but 1-3 is the dream, especially 2 and 3
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PC Gaming Era | September 2018 - Queenie can’t save your wallet now
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damn thats a tough choice....I'd maybe go 2080ti for that cheap, you could always sell it later for a likely profit and use that to help pay for a 2080
Nier combat and general gameplay is way more on the action side than the RPG side, so it seems that Ni no Kuni is more up your alley (haven't played the second game, though).
But I still feel obliged to say that Nier is amazing and you should play it either way.
Nier is by far the better game in pretty much every regard.
The only thing that kept me going through NNK2 was the kingdom aspect and even that was not very great given so much of it focused on improvements for combat that weren't needed. Even on higher difficulties the mechanics just don't feel like they come together.
Urghh, Nier sounds pretty definitive, but I just don't know if I can bring myself to pull the trigger at $30. It's right on that line. I'll probably lock it in this weekend.
CDKeys have it for a shade over $22, with a further 5% of through a discount on their Facebook page.
Oh nice, thanks. I've never actually used CDKeys, but that pricepoint might just do it.
I wouldn't count on E3 announcement, GTA V happened at E3 because Sony announced PS4 version. And with new consoles probably coming 2020 we could be waiting long time. But who knows maybe R* surprises us.
NieR is a masterpiece.
And I say that as somebody who doesn't have any particular appreciation for Platinum's games. You need to get it.
Ogre Collection, $29.99, consisting of: Ogre Battle, Ogre Battle 64, Tactics Ogre: LUCT, Final Fantasy Tactics and Vagrant Story. PS4/Steam.
Gotta wonder what a new OB would be like.
Keep it old style or explore more real time venues?
Tried to give the Forza Horizon 4 demo a spin. No sound. Turns out you need to uncheck the 'Disable all enhancements' box in the sound settings. Then, the demo crashed every time I got to the waterfall and the cutscene kicks in. Turns out you need to set the game to high priority in the task manager.
PC gaming is awesome.
That said, the game is as fun as ever and (close to) 60fps on my GTX 960 are pretty damn nice. Definitely going to grab a cheap 1060 before I buy the game, though.
PC gaming is awesome.
That said, the game is as fun as ever and (close to) 60fps on my GTX 960 are pretty damn nice. Definitely going to grab a cheap 1060 before I buy the game, though.
That's how I fixed Zone of the Enders 2's audio. Strange that both games require the same fix for audio.
They are old games. They are somewhat new to the west in that they never released over here in their SNES days.
Nier, no contest.
It's a fantastic game. Sadly, Ni no Kuni 2 couldn't hold my interest for long, just like the first one.
You meant Microsoft's divine gift to filthy plebs aka uwp gaming.Tried to give the Forza Horizon 4 demo a spin. No sound. Turns out you need to uncheck the 'Disable all enhancements' box in the sound settings. Then, the demo crashed every time I got to the waterfall and the cutscene kicks in. Turns out you need to set the game to high priority in the task manager.
PC gaming is awesome.
thoughts on not marking NPCs that have quests in rpgs? the old "you gotta talk to everybody" aproach.
Playing Shadows Awakening (which seems shockingly good, well maybe not shocking since the word of mouth was good but still) and I'm finding a lot of sidequests from talking to people that I would otherwise ignore usuall, they have no marker on them like a mmo would for example, and the only way you can even tell you can talk to someone is because when you mouse over them they have a blue highlight around them (thats actually nice) so now im paranoid and mousing over every npc I see and talking to everybody. Granted so far it doesnt seem like a problem because the hubs are small enough, but it reminded me how I never really liked that aproach especially in bigger scope games. Then again its not like I havent played games like that before, like the Elder Scrolls ones, those dont really have ! marks over npcs or anything. Dunno, I'm always "afraid" I'll miss something when games do this.
anyway, Shadows Awakening is doing a lot of neat things, like... a lot. It's actually not a diablo-style game at all like you might think from looking at it, its much more of a traditional action rpg.
Playing Shadows Awakening (which seems shockingly good, well maybe not shocking since the word of mouth was good but still) and I'm finding a lot of sidequests from talking to people that I would otherwise ignore usuall, they have no marker on them like a mmo would for example, and the only way you can even tell you can talk to someone is because when you mouse over them they have a blue highlight around them (thats actually nice) so now im paranoid and mousing over every npc I see and talking to everybody. Granted so far it doesnt seem like a problem because the hubs are small enough, but it reminded me how I never really liked that aproach especially in bigger scope games. Then again its not like I havent played games like that before, like the Elder Scrolls ones, those dont really have ! marks over npcs or anything. Dunno, I'm always "afraid" I'll miss something when games do this.
anyway, Shadows Awakening is doing a lot of neat things, like... a lot. It's actually not a diablo-style game at all like you might think from looking at it, its much more of a traditional action rpg.
Fans of FMV games, rejoice!
https://www.resetera.com/threads/de...-multiplayer-and-live-action-cutscenes.69644/
https://www.resetera.com/threads/de...-multiplayer-and-live-action-cutscenes.69644/
Depends on the structure of the game. Older RPG's, especially JRPG's have like 2 dozens NPC's per town. I think you don't need to have "!" for an NPC if you want the player to interact with the town.
But i wouldn't want to play Novigrad in the Witcher 3 without knowing who i need to talk to for important stuff.
Trails in the Sky didn't mark "quest" NPCs, and I feel that just makes it feel more natural (though they are often triggered by just walking into an area and seeing a scene of some kind, so the game gives you a big hint who you might wanna talk to)
Eh. Issues like these are hardly unique to UWP games. And apart from that, it appears to be a pretty great port with plenty of options to fine-tune the game, a detailed in game benchmark and all.
It usually says 'while supplies last' or something, so I wouldn't expect them to.
Ok ok, I never played those so are both new to me (I still need to take 2, but as I told I have too many jrpgs to complete at the moment).
What the fuck is this shit? What's even the point?
Yeah, it's a design decision which has to work with the overall game.
That said, this is probably one of the reasons I generally prefer the "detailed, but smaller/fewer areas" approach to RPG design.
They must have hired a ton of people for this, or contracted it out externally.
I'm not buying it. I feel the phrase "moderation team" when used by Valve is just code for "this neural network that we trained to recognize bad posts".
Looking forward to the inevitable thread full fo people trying to spin this itno someething bad again
Sony does a much better job of moderating the thousands of game-specific discussion forums they host.
Some people were worried about the lack of mouth movement in Resonance of Fate trailer, you can see here in the game they do actually move their mouths when speaking.
You can also notice the smoother and more stable FPS, higher too! (60 I think.) UI seems more crisp as well.
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