I've just watched Patrick Rothfuss play an hour or so of this on Twitch. It looks fantastic. It is coming to ps4 sometime in 2020. A great storytelling isometric rpg from the looks of it. Has anyone tried this out on PC?
@Tasuki I am intrigued by the setting, I quite like games which try something different in that sense. But that needs to be backed up with gameplay thst clicks with me. I've a played a couple of isometric rpg's this gen and have not enjoyed them when there are mountains of text to read.
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I played a good long demo of this at EGX 2018 and really liked it. Be warned, it is really really weird and the RPG upgrade elements aren't to do with abilities but elements of your personality. However, I don't have a PC that can handle it so waiting for console versions. Or for a Mac OS compatible version.
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I was going to start a new thread in the PS5 subform but this'll do just fine now the game is finally here.
Anyone else playing other than me and @nessisonett ? And a tag for @render who was asking about the game.
I'm still on day one and getting used to the game. I started with the thinker skill set up and have so far seem to be turning into a communist SorryCop. The game really does make you try and not play it as a "normal" game as exhausting every conversation tree with every character will see you run out of time seeing as how time passes as you carry on conversations. I am already planning another run as a supernatural leaning SuperstarCop.
The main things I've done so far are find the body, found my ledger, and spoken to plenty of people, including Sylvie.
I've only really got to play in short bursts and it feels like a game that needs a good session with it. I just wish the text was a bit bigger!
@Thrillho Ahh so time is a mechanic in this game? I've never played it and it's only gotten on my radar pretty recently. I've seen some gameplay and it seems interesting. Thinking I'm gonna wait for a Switch release as it seems like a perfect game to lay down and play.
@Thrillho I’m on Day 4 now, really enjoying another playthrough. And now the two main bugs that were affecting me are sorted! I’m running a build with an emphasis on everything except Physique and I’m staying completely clean, no alcohol or drugs. I was a Communist but Kras Mazov’s teachings just bummed him out to the point of it not being worth it. My thought cabinet has Inexplicable Feminist Agenda, Lonesome Long Way Home, Aces High, Volumetric S**t Compressor, Jamais Vu, The Jamrock Shuffle and Apricot Chewing Gum Scented One. I’m currently researching Waste Land of Reality, which is essentially going cold turkey. I’m gonna sort him out! I’ve found so many small details I missed the first few times though, even having a phone call with a certain somebody that’s so heartbreaking that I wish it was mandatory.
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I'm playing it, still on day one but heading towards evening. I hadn't actually considered that there might be some timed events i could miss by talking to everyone i met. Turns out I'm also a SorryCop, lol. Enjoying it so far but going fairly slowly so far.
@TraCuz- Yeah, time passes during conversations but not when wandering around. So you can get into long meandering conversations that don’t “achieve” anything but time will have passed. Sometimes you need it to as certain things only happen at certain times. For instance, the kitchen in the inn you start at can only accessed after 1300.
@nessisonett Whoops. Do you save scum or just have plenty of rolling backups?
@LieutenantFatman I don’t know if you can mess up tasks but I don’t know how much people move around based on time/day.
@Thrillho Nah, I was using Remote Play to check if the car bug was fixed so made a save in case of signal loss. I thought it hadn’t saved properly but it has, just with the old timestamp and location data because I overwrite saves instead of creating new ones, a habit from the catastrophe that was Skyrim PS3.
Seen a lot of complaints online about text size. How are people finding it? (I know everyone has different size TVs and sit different distances away, but in general compared to other games?)
I’m really enjoying it. It’s one of those games I’m thinking about at work. It can be pretty glitchy though. Some characters don’t have voice acting and occasionally the game won’t let me select dialogue options for several seconds.
@MatthewJP You can change the text size via the options menu.
@MatthewJP I have the text on the largest setting and find it a bit of a strain as you spend 95% of your time reading the text. It’s readable but a bit tiring seeing as you’re constantly doing it.
@nessisonett Ha, another pretty niche reference there!
@Thrillho I was having a similar problem with some games and small text... until I upgraded to a 4K TV. Might be worth thinking about, especially if you have a ps5 to get the most out of your new console.
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