Stupid me. Missing one more upgrade. Thanks got the trophy.Do you have all the upgrades? If you do just make sure you get your timing down right. Hit the circles once they're inside the big circle.
Stupid me. Missing one more upgrade. Thanks got the trophy.Do you have all the upgrades? If you do just make sure you get your timing down right. Hit the circles once they're inside the big circle.
I think that is a good point, I wonder if the original upgrade system was a system where you got more exp for creative kills. That would explain why picking up glowing shit feels like afterthoughtEnemies float longer, you can do more cool shit to them. Prime them with the revolver in mid air, head shot them with a wingstick, set them on fire, and then blow them out of the sky with the shotgun.
The incremental upgrades allow for more and more chaining of creative kills, but there's no reason to engage with any of it other than for your own amusement. It's as if the combat system was designed around a Bulletstorm style scoring system that got scrapped.
Either you make your own fun or the upgrade progression is kind of pointless. I fall into the first camp, but now that I've got everything unlocked, there are no more enemies left to use it all on.
It's as if the combat system was designed around a Bulletstorm style scoring system that got scrapped.
So wait, did I really fuck up by doing certain things before visiting the 3 "main characters?"
I did a few Arks and Meteorites before visiting the doctor dude, figured once I did unlock him (just now), I would already have some project points, but I do not have any and have started at 0.
If so Lesson Learned, and I am off to visit the 3rd and final person, but the game should have made it much clearer it was almost mandatory to start the 3 main missions first if I lost out on all of those project points. I did quite a lot of things as well that would have counted towards the other 2 I did not have active.
I explored a whole, whole lot. I am really hoping it is just a bug or maybe I need to go somewhere that is not clear, but as of now I did just unlock the projects for the Doctor Dude, I am up to Level 4 on his character, and I have zero points to spend on projects. "No Upgrades Available" is what it says.That can't be....I'll be pissed. I've been exploring a lot along the way.
Worked for me. Sounds like a bug.I explored a whole, whole lot. I am really hoping it is just a bug or maybe I need to go somewhere that is not clear, but as of now I did just unlock the projects for the Doctor Dude, I am up to Level 4 on his character, and I have zero points to spend on projects. "No Upgrades Available" is what it says.
I just quit for the night as it pissed me off. I am really hoping when I fire the game up tomorrow it is all resolved and/or someone replies and says I need to go somewhere specific.
I just finished the Space something mission if that helps anyone point me in the right direction.
So wait, did I really fuck up by doing certain things before visiting the 3 "main characters?"
I did a few Arks and Meteorites before visiting the doctor dude, figured once I did unlock him (just now), I would already have some project points, but I do not have any and have started at 0.
If so Lesson Learned, and I am off to visit the 3rd and final person, but the game should have made it much clearer it was almost mandatory to start the 3 main missions first if I lost out on all of those project points. I did quite a lot of things as well that would have counted towards the other 2 I did not have active.
I had just completed the Ground Control mission. His first big main mission. But prior to even meeting him I had already done about 4 arks, 3 sentries and 3 meteorites, so I just assumed once I got the projects unlocked for him (which it looks like they are, it is just telling me I have no points to spend) I would already have accrued some points to spend.Ate you just talking about the doctor dude? Were you able to use project points on the other 2 characters? When I first met the doctor dude, his projects weren't immediately unlocked. I had to complete a few missions/objectives and then he pops up on the radio saying he has what he needs or whatever and that now his projects are unlocked. Did you literally just meet him or did you play through some of his missions too?
I had just completed the Ground Control mission. His first big main mission. But prior to even meeting him I had already done about 4 arks, 3 sentries and 3 meteorites, so I just assumed once I got the projects unlocked for him (which it looks like they are, it is just telling me I have no points to spend) I would already have accrued some points to spend.
What I have not done is any of those things since meeting him, so I am off to an Ark now to do it and see if that helps kick shit in.
I also just tried going back and talking to him which did not help.
And the first character I had no issues with spending points (first 2 technically since the girl in the main base at the beginning also gives you some), and I still have to unlock the last character.
So I will see if going to do one of his projects unlocks some points and hopefully retroactively gives me points for all the other shit I unlocked.
This. Are you sure you didn't spend the points on another project and haven't checked it after?Okay then that is strange because yeah, I think the ground control mission is where they unlocked for me and it sounds like they did. Last question; since the project points are universal across the 3 characters, do you see points available in the other character's project trees and then when switch to the doctor they're just gone?
Okay then that is strange because yeah, I think the ground control mission is where they unlocked for me and it sounds like they did. Last question; since the project points are universal across the 3 characters, do you see points available in the other character's project trees and then when switch to the doctor they're just gone?
Well that answers it all. I had no idea the points were universal since I only had the first person opened. I figured you only got the project points for the types of projects listed under each person. Not sure why they bother telling you what Locations and Activities are specific to each person if the points you earn from them apply to all projects, but I guess there has to be a reason there too.This. Are you sure you didn't spend the points on another project and haven't checked it after?
Well that answers it all. I had no idea the points were universal since I only had the first person opened. I figured you only got the project points for the types of projects listed under each person. Not sure why they bother telling you what Locations and Activities are specific to each person if the points you earn from them apply to all projects, but I guess there has to be a reason there too.
But that does explain it all. I thought project points were tied to a specific person and not universal.
Thank you very much for clearing this up, but yep, I spent all the ones I had on the first guy since I thought I was only earning them for him. Kind of sucks but at least now I know.
Again thank you!!!
I guess in a way I am fortunate since I wont have this issue since I unlocked every fucking tier for the first guy already. LOL I am almost done with all the projects on that first guy. Luckily he is combat related so it was not a total waste, just damn some of those ones under Nanotrites I was really looking forward to, specifically the ones that help you find storage boxes and data pads.Okay that makes sense then. Glad it's all squared away now :-)
For me, it wasn't until 20 hours in when I figured out how to unlock new nanotrite/upgrade tiers. The X/Upgrade prompt was sitting there on the bottom left of the screen the whole time and I never noticed and was googling like crazy trying to figure it out lol.
I guess in a way I am fortunate since I wont have this issue since I unlocked every fucking tier for the first guy already. LOL I am almost done with all the projects on that first guy. Luckily he is combat related so it was not a total waste, just damn some of those ones under Nanotrites I was really looking forward to, specifically the ones that help you find storage boxes and data pads.
I will get them though. just will take a bit longer. Luckily I am already fairly badass on the combat thanks to my faux paux here.
Well that answers it all. I had no idea the points were universal since I only had the first person opened. I figured you only got the project points for the types of projects listed under each person. Not sure why they bother telling you what Locations and Activities are specific to each person if the points you earn from them apply to all projects, but I guess there has to be a reason there too.
But that does explain it all. I thought project points were tied to a specific person and not universal.
Thank you very much for clearing this up, but yep, I spent all the ones I had on the first guy since I thought I was only earning them for him. Kind of sucks but at least now I know.
Again thank you!!!
Doing all the side stuff was infinitely more enjoyable and interesting to me than main story stuff. Mutant Bash TV is so good, honestly.I just finished the story. well it was bad tbh but the gunplay is so good that I can easily let it go. There are a lot of side quests remain that I want to complete only because of the gunplay.
Good to hear. I was unsure about the game for the first two hours but now it's starting to click a lot more. I'm enjoying just stopping my car and checking out buildings for chests or clearing bandits.
I accidentally finished this a few nights ago. Didn't even realise I was on the last mission as it felt really early. An even more out of the blue ending than the first, which is hilarious. Maybe it's a pillar of their design.
It was a bit frustrating as I felt like I was doing loads of side activities and really enjoying. Certainly wasn't in a rush to finish. It's also way too easy to miss arks - I finished with only two powers and four guns.
Ya, when you have 9 checkmarks for the 3 quests for each of the 3 NPCs, you unlock the final mission. And 3 of those checkmarks are just being level 5 with each NPC's side-quests.How do you know if you are about to finish the game? I figure you need to get all 3 people to 100% then you unlock the final mission ?
I would highly recommend looking up these abilities:
Rush, double dash, and double jump. They make exploring on foot soooooo much better
Also, getting the Dr to level 7 gives you access to the gyrocopter which is a game changer in terms of exploration.
But the gyrocopter really exposes how shit the open world is, because you end up just beelining from question mark to question mark. That's not exploring, IMO, and it's not fun.I would highly recommend looking up these abilities:
Rush, double dash, and double jump. They make exploring on foot soooooo much better
Also, getting the Dr to level 7 gives you access to the gyrocopter which is a game changer in terms of exploration.
The open world isn't well designed regardless. There are some areas that are more condensed than others, and they can actually be quite fun to explore... in car and even on foot, but there is also a huge amount of dead space and air.But the gyrocopter really exposes how shit the open world is, because you end up just beelining from question mark to question mark. That's not exploring, IMO, and it's not fun.
Fair points.The open world isn't well designed regardless. There are some areas that are more condensed than others, and they can actually be quite fun to explore... in car and even on foot, but there is also a huge amount of dead space and air.
The copter takes a huge amount of the sting out of the latter sections.
If there were in car radio, shifts in weather, or some other distractions, it might be nice to drive through the more barren parts of the wasteland. As it stands, the copter is a cure for that particular ailment, imo.
I really enjoy the ? sections themselves, many of them are actually very well designed spaces with multiple ways to gain entry to locked areas, interconnecting pathways with great use of verticality etc... it's not about checking off ?s, it's about getting to the good stuff asap.
I had double jump, rush and double dash. Still doing side stuff now as the combat is so fun but yeah it came out of nowhere.The game needed more guidance for players. I can only imagine your experience was close to the average.
You missed out on so many aspects of the wonderful combat and reversal.
I had double jump, rush and double dash. Still doing side stuff now as the combat is so fun but yeah it came out of nowhere.
If one person who is also still early on can read my story and realize project points are universal, which I really do not think the game does a very good job at all at conveying, that is all that matters to me. Fortunately I enjoy everything I did unlock and I do feel pretty badass, but it just would have been nice to know this was the case.Good to hear. I was unsure about the game for the first two hours but now it's starting to click a lot more. I'm enjoying just stopping my car and checking out buildings for chests or clearing bandits.
I just finished the story. well it was bad tbh but the gunplay is so good that I can easily let it go. There are a lot of side quests remain that I want to complete only because of the gunplay.
So I had preordered the deluxe edition, but I can't seem to find stuff I'm supposedly entitled to.
The preorder was supposed to get me some mission called Cult of Death God - can't find it.
And the deluxe was supposed to get me the BFG9000 - can't find it.
Looked at guides as to how to get them, but they don't seem to show up for me (PS4). What gives?
I wasn't aware, I don't have one, and what a bunch of bullshit.Have you linked to a Bethesda account? They hide the dlc and preorder content behind that.
The last mission/cutscene of the campaign is so terrible, good grief. I mean, as a whole, the story is bad. But it really wraps up poorly.
It really is horrible. It's like they had a plan to somehow make an ending even worse than the one from the first game.The last mission/cutscene of the campaign is so terrible, good grief. I mean, as a whole, the story is bad. But it really wraps up poorly.
What happened to the roadmap they released before the game came out? According to this there was supposed to be some event last month and it never happened right?