I agree with this. RDR2 pushed so much on realism, it actually made me realize how I don't want to be as slow as a person in the real world in videogame. Realism in general really doesn't cut it for me in videogame form.
I'll take CP2077 over this game in any context.
Did developers really shift away from it though? I feel like season passes and updates brought the concept closer, in fact, by prolonging a game's life without having to buy the same game three or four times (which is what happened back with Street Fighter 4).
Strive 2.0 probably means they'll expand the game's life like they did with REV, by making a REV2 update instead of shifting to a new game altogheter. The new update will probably cost around 30/35 euros. I'm good with this, I think GG:ST has so much life left in it. Incredible how it has been around 5 years already.
It's acted out on purpose: if I recall correctly he missed a relatively easy win that could've kept him in the fight a bit longer because of an unpunished mistake of GO1. After a minute of desperation, he quickly shifts into proper manner and shakes hands!
This. The great thing about fighting games is that today is one of the best times to join: there's lots of online activity, long past the days in which you needed a local tournament to actually play. You will find a passionate player about literally any fighting game on earth, no matter if it's an indie title (I suggest Punch Planet!) or an old KOF classic. Hell, good rollback implementation even makes playing on (decent) wi-fi actually acceptable.
True! I get what you mean. To be fair, Lucy is also at least a "curious" choice; we can't really say the same about SNK & Capcom basically exchanging their most famous fighters in a desperate hope of selling more to each other's playerbase.
I'm a little sad about Under Night because I can't fully get into the vibe of that game... which is weird, since I love the art direction of melty blood. Just something about those big chunky pixels animated at 60fps.
Arcsystem clearly knows how to make a crossover character that fits into the game's direction while still tying heavily to its origins.
All of the other crossovers I've seen from the popular titles have felt so lifeless in comparison.
Actually, nowadays it's very soloable: you can experience all of the story by yourself thanks to the Trust system. I only recently tried it, and control scheme wasn't as bad as I expected (but you do need some patience). From what I gather you don't really need to learn about macros and gear swapping mid fight in order to clear story content.
free trial players can be friend-requested and party-invited from non-trial players :)
I haven't played Dawntrail yet, but I have to admit that I felt something was troubling the game even in earlier expansions: as I finished both ShB and EW I couldn't help but be left with a state of "oh, tome grinding... again... in the same exact way as all the other expansions". No one seemed to care, however, so I thought it was my problem. And it's a big shame, because I expected differently from Dawntrail: from what I heard, it feels more like the character going on a vacation than anything, with really just the same gameplay loop.
Another thing I was expecting from Dawntrail, apart from big gameplay changes, is to redefine the story more significantly: FFXIV up to Endwalker was a great story, but sometimes I couldn't help it but feel like I didn't want to be so central to everything: it's great when MMOs make you feel like "a hero from the sidelines" because there's less immersion breaking (and FFXI did this succesfully, if I recall). I think writers really dug themselves in too deep of a hole:
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how the hell do you write a threat that feels significant after you've talked about universes, ancestral gods from previous eras trying to destroy everything, etcetera? I understand that resetting everything to the point of no one having any recollection of the Hero of Light would have required a lot of writing, but maybe it would've been better - having EW's ending trigger a sort of memory-wipe similar to that of FFXIV 1.0's story.
From what I hear - reason I haven't played it yet - is that Dawntrail is fram from such expectations. I agree that once you try FFXIV's legacy controls you can't go back. Same thing goes for gamepad optimization.
Grazie mille! Sto provando da firefox. Non sono riuscito a sceglierne quante voglio, ma perlomeno la soluzione di de-selezionarle tutte funziona :)
I've never seen the Zelda from 2017 go lower than 50€, USED. Great deep discount for an 8 years old game!