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But there's still time. Sinner looks like a very (bad) short game to me, and Observer is said to be completed in an evening.
I personally will play Observer soon. I've heard it's not that good either but it'll be my homage to Rutger.
Fucking Bloodstained is so buggy. Random crash after playing for 20 minutes and just lost all progress. UGH
And immediately after reloading I get the headless protagonist pause screen that soft locks the game. What the fuck is with this game. It's almost unplayable. How the hell was it released in this state?
And immediately after reloading I get the headless protagonist pause screen that soft locks the game. What the fuck is with this game. It's almost unplayable. How the hell was it released in this state?
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I own Dishonored 2 on PS4, but only ever got up to the Clockwork Mansion, and I guess other stuff came out, or whatever, I dropped it for some reason. I was really enjoying it too. I'm gonna start a fresh game on XBOX since I'm pretty much caught up on everything else I feel like playing right now.
Can you play Dishonored 2 with no combat? I honestly only have the vaguest idea what it is (a stealth game?) and if there's no combat I am more than up for it.
I may have misunderstood what it is entirely, so apologies if this question is ridiculous!
I may have misunderstood what it is entirely, so apologies if this question is ridiculous!
guys i try to download and install dishonored but gamepass app wnat me to install on c and not in my partition for games....wtf?!?
I played it (until I left it) pretty much lethal but I think you can play non lethal, even with main objectives. At least some. And the levels, you can stealth through a lot of them, maybe even ghost the whole game?
But killing is more fun in this game and the game is also full of motherfuckers anyway lol.
No, you can complete each main objective non-lethally. And, by extension, not kill any other NPCs.
Last game I ghosted as much as possible was Chaos Theory. Every game since then has made it a little too fun not to partake in the ending of a bad guy's life. So I must indulge. Downloading this now.
You can choke out people non-lethally and there are also non-lethal options on all of the main assassination missions, like character humiliation or destroying their reputation.
Yeah, that's always been my stance. For stealth games that allow it, I've always gone non-lethal. Having said that...
Adryuu brings up a very good point! Dishonored 2 is a much beloved game of mine and of the many times I've played through it I finally decided to play it lethally during my most recent run. The lethal powers and the assassinations are sssooo good. They're done so well it brings a whole new layer of fun to approaching the level design.
I'm excited for anyone that gets to experience Dishonored 2 for the first time. Like I said above, it's a game (and franchise) I love and have spent many quality hours with. Arkane Studios, with all of their titles this gen, has made some of the best gaming experiences for me. I really can't wait to see what they do with Deathloop.
can u in stall disonhored 2 in a partition without operation system? my app doesnt let me with this game
GamePass Recommendation:
Yoku's Island Express - you play a beetle pushing a dung ball around an island after taking over as postman in a beautiful 2D pinball/platformer. Bizarre premise, great game idea, executed with charm and a chilled atmosphere. Little mini-quests keep you moving about the island in a non-linear way. Skills or abilities are gradually added to open up more areas and ways to move about. It's fantastically well designed and thought through - not just some nice ideas thrown together and gated by abilities. Recommended.
Yoku's Island Express - you play a beetle pushing a dung ball around an island after taking over as postman in a beautiful 2D pinball/platformer. Bizarre premise, great game idea, executed with charm and a chilled atmosphere. Little mini-quests keep you moving about the island in a non-linear way. Skills or abilities are gradually added to open up more areas and ways to move about. It's fantastically well designed and thought through - not just some nice ideas thrown together and gated by abilities. Recommended.
You can play the game non-lethal but you have to do combat. Similar to Metal Gear Solid games.
There are pools of white water that heal you. There's one next to the janitor guy at the entrance and on each floor - though it's usually fairly close to the boss.
There's a blade you get fairly early on that heals you if you catch charged red shots too - that's really useful. Fan Blade I think?
I'd like to see them apply the same innovation and approach to a different idea rather than a straight sequel, at least initially. Unless they can think of a way to make a sequel with a fresh enough twist. What is fantastic about the game is not just the idea but the beauty and design of the execution, I'd like to see that in a new game.
Am enjoying Dishonored 2 already. It has that certain awkwardness all games still do re: natural interactions with NPCs and the like but the styling and aesthetic and world building is engaging, which is a huge thing for me.
'Next gen' in my book is immersion via writing, animation, level design and clever interactions, not shiny shiny graphics.
'Next gen' in my book is immersion via writing, animation, level design and clever interactions, not shiny shiny graphics.
The strange thing is, if you play one of those games on console, it still counts for the reward. I played State of Decay 2 on my Xbox and redeemed those points, and I didn't even installed it in my computer.
Sinner is leaving on the 15th, I assume everything else will be too.
I played it long enough to get a single achievement for the rewards quest, but I almost didn't make it. Probably the worst game I've played in years. Visually atrocious, a vast and barren hub world, boring fights, awful performance. Deleted as soon as the achievement popped.
Holy shit, didn't even noticed WWZ is coming to GP. :O
Following gaming news these days can be kinda hard. ^^"
I always wanted to play this but never pulled the trigger because I didn't saw the longevity in this game without much cosmetic stuff to unlock and go for (and I'm a huge fan of cosmetics) or anything else that makes you tune in every few days besides the pure gameplay fun.
But this is f'n perfect for Game Pass, I hope the community and the support is both still alive.
Following gaming news these days can be kinda hard. ^^"
I always wanted to play this but never pulled the trigger because I didn't saw the longevity in this game without much cosmetic stuff to unlock and go for (and I'm a huge fan of cosmetics) or anything else that makes you tune in every few days besides the pure gameplay fun.
But this is f'n perfect for Game Pass, I hope the community and the support is both still alive.
Check to see if they need an update, sometimes I've had to go and update the games manually or they will not launch on PC.
Well, >observer_ performs horribly on the S and it seems to be a bit boring, plus there's not one but TWO different detective sights. A shame because it could have been interesting and the voice acting was good... But I'll leave it.
Let's see how Prey and Resi 5 perform. Resi 5 was out of the service soon, right?
Also, The Whispered World isn't on consoles but Silence caught my eye. Can I enjoy Silence without playing the original game before?
Let's see how Prey and Resi 5 perform. Resi 5 was out of the service soon, right?
Also, The Whispered World isn't on consoles but Silence caught my eye. Can I enjoy Silence without playing the original game before?
How do you check? I don't see anything indicating there's an update.
There's a possibility I drop the game very soon after starting, but I'm quite curious based on things I've read over here. I'll try and at least it'll be something different. But I hope it doesn't have awful input lag like on ps4 or Tomb Raider.
Good, I'll check it out someday then. Gotta see at least those graphics.
Open the Microsoft Store
Click on the ... on the top right to open the drop down menu
Downloads & Updates
Click the blue 'Get Updates' button
So no way to do it from the Xbox app? Seems weird since that's the only interface I've been using.
No, since the gamepass app (and everything thing else) is handled by the store, you have to go there and force an update check.
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