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more proof discord needs to be deleted
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1 minute ago, Keyser_Soze said:
So not the one from Monster Musume?
It's actually kinda similar but sadly not a chick.
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The dullahan of your imagination will be better than the reality. At least for me it was.
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3 minutes ago, best3444 said:
Guaranteed 7/10 from you.
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4 minutes ago, nublood said:
Are we still having fun with this?
Yeah. I think my review score will surprise some people when I get around to it. Tho it is easily the most common score that I hand out.
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3 minutes ago, stepee said:
I mean I’m not dead set on all, I just meant like a lot of them too. I just gave that “all” example because I’m high and it’s what I thought of. I mainly mean not bullshit like CP77. It’s hard for a city to feel lived in and real if you can’t go inside any of the shops and stuff. Yakuza is an example that does it okay. That kind of size with Yakuza ratio of explorable buildings and that’s fine. Or even something like Skyrim
has a good ratio.
Yeah, CP77 is terrible in that regard.
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1 minute ago, stepee said:
I mean depends on the game. Like if it’s a GTA like game say Sleeping Dogs 2 and you are on foot trying to get away from the cops and need to bust through a home and go out the back and escape through the neighbors backyard - you need to be able to enter every house or else that scenario doesn’t work unscripted.
Most doors are locked from my experience. Sure you can bust and shoot them open realistically, but realistically that's hard to do without alerting the fuzz.
In any case, my example is for a fantasy game. While I did mention GTA, I meant medieval cities. Which wouldn't have situations that require such freedom. I mean, I want as many houses and buildings to be open as possible, but I feel there is a reasonable amount of open buildings that isn't "all" in a game where one city is the entire size of DD2.
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4 minutes ago, stepee said:
ok fine bust down the door of every building
Still overkill and unrealistic /shrug
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27 minutes ago, Bacon said:
Also, wtf
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2 minutes ago, stepee said:
you can enter every building
Nah. That's dumb. While you technically can, you practically cannot enter every building in real life.
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5 minutes ago, stepee said:
Looks pretty nice on console too seems like
I mean, the textures are da poo poo. Like, actually no better than PS3 era shit.
But man does the game have grand vistas and that is what matters tbh.
I have longed for a massive game with real-sized cities where the compromise the devs make is on the graphics.
Like, I want a game with multiple cities the size of every GTA city combined but with a vast open wilderness and massive monsters.
Like, there should be cities just the size of DD2 in its entirety.
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1 minute ago, best3444 said:
Cross the border you coward. It's tough over there.
Last night I saved right on the top of the cliffs before you enter the sand land proper.
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So, the archer. It IS a strong class. Exploding Arrows make everything nearly a cakewalk. Archer makes killing trash a breeze and it easily the best class when it comes to combat during exploration.
But I don't find it fun. Feel like I'm shooting spitballs at enemies. I wish there was like a stonger visual, audial, and maybe even vribrational feedback from the bow. But the only actual real reason I really dislike Archer is the lack of a double jump/airdash/bonus arial movement. All of the vocations without that suck for filling out the map, or bypassing ledges that are just slighty to tall.
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13 minutes ago, stepee said:
Just to be clear, there are no gaming rules anyone has to abide to! You can play whatever you want in any way you want and it’s okay.
13 minutes ago, stepee said:Except whatever the hell BloodyHell is doing.
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Still haven't played it. Gotta beat 5 first.
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3 minutes ago, CitizenVectron said:
Which class has is the fastest in combat? I like this type of game for the world, but I also dislike how slow the fighting movements are, usually. I will often choose a rogue-type class for this reason, as the combat responsiveness is fast. Any advice is appreciated!
Thief is the fastest by far.
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I'm clearing out quests before moving on to Bhattal or whatever. And I did the quests with Beren.
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Also, I'm rocking uncapped fps, rtx off, motion blur off. The highs are just too good to give up.
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I crossed the border but then went back.
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37 minutes ago, skillzdadirecta said:
a lot of the "problems" I see people are having with this game is that it's literally doing it's own thing
True.
I mean, I did say I wish your equipped load was the only weight that counted like Dark Souls, but that doesn't count because....
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5 minutes ago, best3444 said:
Has anyone crossed the damn border yet?
I have the quest to do so, but I have ignored it to fill in the empty spots in the first area.
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Dragon's Dogma II (PC/PS5/Xbox Series) - Information Thread, update (04/19): planned fixes for next update detailed
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off-topic but I miss dashboard themes