Negotiator101
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Looks like I'm getting this, really liking the emergent gameplay talk, to me that's what next-gen is about not pretty graphics.
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rofif
Can’t Git Gud
Lies of P ran excellent.
Lies of P ran and played better at launch than Dragon's Dogma 2 ever will.
4k120 maxed out settings. Finished the whole game on pc.
I was really surprised. I loved the game too aside from boss difficulty and bs spike in last 2 chapters
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
That whole end section felt waaaaay to long. Amazing game aside from that.
R6Rider
Gold Member
The "siege" on the fortress near the end was awesome. Then getting your sweet revenge on the guys up there.
TintoConCasera
I bought a sex doll, but I keep it inflated 100% of the time and use it like a regular wife
heh yeah. That part was cool, felt like a D-Day of sorts but with puppets.
Raven117
Member
Man, same. I want different "experiences" not just prettier ones.
IlGialloMondadori
Member
People are still talking about Dragon’s Dogma 1 12 years later. Why would people not care about this years later when it’s the first game fully realised?
Karak
Member
In many ways this was my experience. As I said in the review the main city is the worst. Outside of it, the perf is massively better.
I tested across a couple systems so my time is bloated because of that and I do a ton of exploring. Naturally, for me, over 70 and still playing more and will I am sure play again. For someone mainlining shorter but it also depends on if they want to go with a different class, how they deal with quests and timers in some cases and all that. So shorter for them for sure.Karak you mentioned in your review the number of hours you played the game but I can't remember what the number whas. What are your thoughts on game length?
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rhodesianshepard
Member
Hero_Select
Member
Like the hp bar didn't even existed, just from a single hit.
Quantum253
Member
The fact that a smack generates that much blood is comical, At first I thought it was a bottle of wine/alcohol exploding
phant0m
Member
half this forum won’t buy a game for $70 unless it’s 80+ hours and pays their children’s college tuition.
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Remind me of San Andreas vehicles, they break so easily.
Mikado
Gold Member
Day - fucking - one
Let's gooooo!
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Lol at the sword guy at the end of the bar, takes one look and is like - I don't need none of that smoke - and goes back to his drink
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CliffyB's Cock Holster
Watched a few of the longer form reviews on YT (FightinCowboy & Fexxtralife) and what struck me was that for the most part everything they raved about being revelatory to them I remembered from the first game!
The main differences appear to be them taking most of the obvious handholding away (no quest markers so you need to rely more on hired pawns directing you) and making improvements to the way jobs work to allow you to switch between classes without having to re-level them up. Great changes to promote experimentation both in exploration and build crafting.
Beyond that it seems like its a denser -in terms of content- remake down to the fake-out ending and endgame.
Sounds really good, basically a better version of the original DD. Like the original its pretty wobbly frame-rate wise, but as its mainly a knowledge game and not a skill-game its not a deal breaker.
Sounds like there's plenty of content too, so yeah... I'm sold. I'm just not sure whether its going to be the sort of step-up in terms of quality and ambition that saw Nier expanded into Nier: Automata. It feels a little bit too-remakey from what I've seen.
The main differences appear to be them taking most of the obvious handholding away (no quest markers so you need to rely more on hired pawns directing you) and making improvements to the way jobs work to allow you to switch between classes without having to re-level them up. Great changes to promote experimentation both in exploration and build crafting.
Beyond that it seems like its a denser -in terms of content- remake down to the fake-out ending and endgame.
Sounds really good, basically a better version of the original DD. Like the original its pretty wobbly frame-rate wise, but as its mainly a knowledge game and not a skill-game its not a deal breaker.
Sounds like there's plenty of content too, so yeah... I'm sold. I'm just not sure whether its going to be the sort of step-up in terms of quality and ambition that saw Nier expanded into Nier: Automata. It feels a little bit too-remakey from what I've seen.
Guilty_AI
Member
Do we have a skyrim successor?
Lokaum D+
Member
do u mean Starfield ?
nikolino840
Member
I've heard that a lot of random things happen all the time and a lot of quests are timed with no warnings and maybe you notice it because the npc is at the city morgue
Why i have to care about the 30fps with all of this things?
Why i have to care about the 30fps with all of this things?
Kokoloko85
Member
So performed bad but gets good reviews.
I wonder if they treat Rise of the Ronin the same if it drops below 60fps.....
I wonder if they treat Rise of the Ronin the same if it drops below 60fps.....
Little Chicken
Member
Pre-installing 
Scary_Larry
Neo Member
NeoLed
Member
If it plays as fun I don't see why not. But if the game not fun and perform poorly...
TheDarkPhantom
Member
Varteras
Gold Member
*Cough cough*
TheDarkPhantom
Member
kazuyamishima
Member
I'm still baffled that the PC version has a 90/100 considering that even Capcom addressed the performance issues.
Other PC titles like Batman Arkham Knight were severely penalised due to performance issues, but in the case of DD2, the issues are possibly not that bad compared to AK.
Other PC titles like Batman Arkham Knight were severely penalised due to performance issues, but in the case of DD2, the issues are possibly not that bad compared to AK.
NeverYouMind
Member
I was speaking in terms of mainstream reception, cult classics notwithstanding. During the honeymoon it may seem like this year's Elden Ring but that interest may not last. As a fan of the original you should just enjoy it and forget about what anybody thinks.
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Topher
Gold Member
The game still runs better on PC than console. As I recall, the opposite was true for Arkham Knight.
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Majukun
Member
arham knight was also literally unplayable on some rigs, it was a lil more than "performance issues"
rhodesianshepard
Member
By most accounts, if you have a beefy PC(which most reviewers surely do), then you will be fine. Most gamers don't though. So that is not always shown in PC reviews, how lower rigs will play
Lucifers Beard
Member
Steam will likely be trending mostly negative at launch if other games are anything to go by. It will get slated for it's bad performance and then will probably work it's way to mostly positive in a few months if the issues are resolved properly.
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
I just think its not acceptable that a game with this bad performance on console is getting these scores, and I love capcom!
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Freeman76
Member
The first one was so damn good but my only issue with it was that there wasnt enough I still wanted more when it ended. Then they released Bitterback Isle which was amazing, I replayed the whole game and then spent hours tackling that, I really hope they have included something like that in the base game this time so it has some form of endgame progression
Topher
Gold Member
Unless the performance makes the game unplayable then I don't see the problem.
Where is it being reported that this game runs at 20fps?
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mitch1971
Member
Anyone else getting a semi?...
Kokoloko85
Member
Im not surprised….
Kacho
Member
phant0m
Member
Perhaps there’s…more to gaming than framerate?
<oldmanyellsatcloud>
Back in my day we played split-screen Goldeneye at 15fps and we LOVED that shit.
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GermanZepp
Member
PC master race getting the hype. Top seller for now
amigastar
Member
Yeah, i remember. More fps can't hurt, though.
Portugeezer
Member
Is it though?
Skifi28
Member
During stress moments with several monsters and spells yes. Otherwise it seems to hover around 30-40.