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im a little sad that if im wearing a disguise and everyone is Friendly towards me theres no stealth kill prompt
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# ¿ Sep 13, 2019 03:19 |
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# ¿ Apr 28, 2024 17:59 |
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It seems like the entire basis of the game is that through nepotism you were appointed diplomat on behalf of a wealthy merchant guild to maintain trade relations between warring nations on a remote island where the native population is being displaced or converted, so I think you’d have to find some way to unite everyone even if you’re just bluntly lying to them. Maybe the faction system is some “hey you’re loving this up” warning system. But i dont really know since i havent even told my cousin about the Terrible Secret History of the island yet
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# ¿ Sep 13, 2019 06:38 |
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In some ways this game reminds me of playing an MMO on a private emulated server. It has the assets/gear/quests, it has mobs standing around in small groups (sometimes all facing the same direction for no reason) without idle animations or patrol routes, and it has all the quest-related items/mobs not spawning until you take the quest so locations are inexplicably empty when you first arrive. I do appreciate that so far the quests generally have some story behind them with multiple solutions rather than "collect 9 bear pelts for me" (with the exception of the land dispute sidequest between natives and colonists that forces you to run around town multiple times for legal guidance).
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# ¿ Sep 13, 2019 17:27 |
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I haven't finished this yet so it may get worse, but as janky as this game is I'd still consider it a tier above a lot of the kickstarter stuff I've played that had similar hub-and-spoke action rpg ambitions (Insomnia - The Ark, We Happy Few, Ghost of a Tale); those generally had worse issues with pacing and/or introducing concepts and game mechanics that never get utilized. So as far as flaws go, stuff like "the game world has a lot of areas that are useless to visit unless there's an active quest" doesn't really compare to "XP scaling is done in a way that reaching level 15 is nearly impossible and you'll only have enough points for 10% of the game's skills" or "Nearly a third of the craftable items require materials that you'll never find enough of during your playthrough". Though to be fair two of those games are at the $25-30 price point currently.
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# ¿ Sep 16, 2019 20:47 |
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The only time I've ever used lock-on in combat is if the fight is just one large monster, like the final arena fight or the squid-face guys. Speaking of the arena I finished it at lvl 16-17; it was like one of those boss fights that I always hated in Dragon's Dogma where teammates die almost instantly and you spend like 8 minutes just dodging around and chipping away at health and armor and burning through potions so that it won't be a 15-minute fight. Unrelated but the voice actor for Petrus has a voice like a cheshire cat, goddamn its soothing and unnerving at the same time
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# ¿ Sep 17, 2019 22:01 |