@Kidfried
I'm currently playing that as well, seems like I have been doing for an age. Quite like it but can't seem to manage more than an hour or so at any time. How far are you into the game?
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@Kidfried
Maybe around two thirds to three quarters I think (save game says @70% but I don't know if that just counts the main game or also includes chests/secrets etc.) - According to the rarely reliable counter on the profile it says around 11 hours, though I feel like it should be higher.
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@Kidfried
I honestly don't know. I like it but don't love it. I want to enjoy it more than I actually do. The combat, exploration and story are all done well but it just doesn't click with me for reasons I'm not fully sure about. Think I'd currently give it a solid 6 out of 10 but am more looking forward to finishing it than I am playing it.
“We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.”
@Th3solution@Voltan@JohnnyShoulder I usually deactivate adaptive triggers wherever possible, but I will admit that I quite liked 'em in Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut. They're only implemented for the bow and grappling hook and since I used those things infrequently, the novelty felt fun.
By comparison, because I main a powerful bow in Horizon Forbidden West, I had to switch 'em off after a few minutes because I was just getting knackered.
Jedi Fallen Order "PS5" version. Had to put that between quotes, because... well, I forgot how annoying it is when games are poorly optimised. Unnecessary long loading times, stuttering, frame drops... and there's so much jank.
Not to mention they broke the Photo Mode, making it look uglier than the PS4 version. It's pretty much a disaster of an "upgrade" across the board, which is a real shame.
Glad you're enjoying the game, though! Hope it holds your attention going forward!
@sorteddan If your save reads 70% and you haven't been unlocking every route, exploring every map and opening every chest, then I reckon you're quite close to the story's endgame (as in, another couple hours and you'll be watching the credits) because yes, the percentage counts everything. Not too much longer!
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@RogerRoger It weird how we all have different limits in these things. I'm over 100 hours in Horizon Forbidden West and not felt any ill effects due to any of DualSense implementation.
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@RogerRoger Ah, it's good to know I was not the only one let down by the PS5 version. I know we're spoiled by so many great upgrades from PS4 games. I bought Jedi years ago, so this upgrade was free, so maybe I shouldn't complain, and accept I came in with too high expectations.
Still looking forward to my next gaming session with it!
@Kidfried@sorteddan Fallen Order was the first thing I played on my PS5 and that was just the PS4 version at higher frame rate and I had no problems with it at all.
I mean some of that may have been the noticeable changes swapping between consoles as I’d played most of it on PS4 but it does sound like they made a real mess of the upgraded version.
@JohnnyShoulder I feel I should clarify, when I said that I was "getting knackered" using adaptive triggers, I didn't mean that I was suffering any ill effects. It was more my personal frustration at having to fight to perform basic actions which all other games let me perform smoothly, without interference. I got tired of the feature's implementation, not the feature itself. You're right, we all have different tolerance thresholds!
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@Kidfried Yeah, I'm sorry it's not helpful to retroactively suggest now, but @Thrillho is right to say that the best way to experience Jedi: Fallen Order is to play its PS4 version on a PS5.
Like you say, hurrah for free upgrades, though. Means I was able to earn its platinum twice!
"We want different things, Crosshair. That doesn't mean that we have to be enemies."
Finished a third playthrough of Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales yesterday. Surprised myself by taking the time to 100% every marker on the map along the way, too. Figured I'd just wanna do a quick story run, but the game's just so gosh-darn brilliant, and Miles is simply that compelling. There's a moment towards the end of the post-story side quest where he says "I'm not ready for this to be over" and I was in total agreement. I could start it all over again tomorrow and still be a happy gamer.
"We want different things, Crosshair. That doesn't mean that we have to be enemies."
@RogerRoger Cool congratulations. Spider-man Miles Morales have been a game that have been on my mind since I finished the original Spideman game last year. Have since then been so busy with ohter games that I have not yet have had time to play it.
Started playing Octopath Traveler 2 tonight. I was a bit hesitant to start as the first one ultimately bummed me out quite badly with the shoddy writing but 2 hours in to Throné’s story and I either got lucky with picking a pretty great starter character, or I am in for a much better time overall!
@kyleforrester87 Judging by the couple of reviews I've seen for the game, the game is definitely better than the first one, so it's the latter at least. I can't comment on the characters as I'm waiting to buy the game since I have plenty of other stuff to play and Square Enix games always drop in price nicely, but I do look forward to playing it.
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@kyleforrester87 It’s on my wish list for sure as it’s been ages since I played such a game and Jason Schreier has been banging on about how much he loved it on Twitter too. I’m not sure I’ve seen a bad review for it either.
@oliverp Well, if it helps, it's real short compared to the first game. You could probably blast through its story in six or seven hours, and a 100% run would only take twice that (maybe even less).
That being said, you're smart to be playing other things between it and its predecessor. Miles feels different enough to stand as a unique character, but it's still the same gameplay, played out across the same map. Anyway, am sure you'll love it as and when!
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Playing slightly dated games but been about a month into playing them and they are amazing.
Spider-Man: Remastered
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (which in my eyes is a masterpiece, from the music, the fight mechanics, the graphics, the story, it may be a near perfect game. the only thing that is a slight let down in my opinion is that its not open world but in saying that Survivor drops next month!)
Diablo IV for me. I’m not normally one to put a lot of time in to a beta, but this has hooked me. I’ve played it for 13 hours, finished Act I and got my character to level 25, which is the max level in the beta.
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