But my question is - how did you come to that? What was it that pointed people in that direction? I'm still completely baffled. Was there a message on the developer's twitter feed or something?
Good job, Parappa. You can go on to the next stage now.
Still playing Kao The Kangaroo.
I have reached The Isle of Eternity, almost finished.
I just only need some rune stones until 48 or 49 pieces to unlock the final boss chamber.
That will be quite a lot of work to do and I will try to finish the game tomorrow.
@Gremio108
I know what you mean and I cannot answer that, I only know because I read some guide somewhere.
However the trophy description does inform you of the character that you are looking for and where they are located so perhaps people just worked it out from there as once you find the mechanism in the level it isn't too difficult to know what is required (assuming you figure out the EXACT character from trophy tile)..
My riddle was at least trying to be a bit more cryptic.
@lotan666 Drop some impressions of Days Gone if you feel up to it. I’d like to hear more and get some up-to-date feedback now that the game has been out for so long.
I will write more, when I dig deeper into the game but I have a few first impressions after 4 hours of playing.
1) The game surprised me with how good it looks. I only saw some low quality gameplay clips on YT. I'm actually impressed with the visuals.
2) I love the bike - riding it but also the management - keeping eye on the fuel, riding smartly instead of just holding the acceleration button.
3) The game's mechanics are in many respects strikingly similiar to The Last of Us.
4) The AI, unfortunatelly, is horrible :/ The human enemies are dumb as a bag of bricks and stealth is OP.
5) I heard it's an easy game and it certainly seems so. I'm a typical casual dad gamer (3,5 years ago I bought my first ever console - before that I'd never held a pad in my hands) and Days Gone is the first game in my life I started on hard difficulty. And so far I haven't died once.
Did the prison mission and the two missions after that one, and finished Chapter One of Rise of the Ronin. There are only three chapters, so that must mean I am about a third of the way through the game now. The final boss fight of Chapter One was a real rush and I was a big fan of The Red Demon & Blue Demon fighting together, with all my companions at my side, (in this battle), it felt epic.
"Preoccupied with a single leaf, you won’t see the tree. Preoccupied with a single tree, you’ll miss the entire forest. Don't be preoccupied with a single spot. See everything in its entirety...effortlessly. That is what it means...to truly "see." "
@Jimmer-jammer I can now safely revise my opinion of RotR, with several soaring highs and emotionally devastating lows during the closing arc of Chapter One there is definitely enough variety inherent in the game.
Edit: I said I had been following the story quite closely and just that final mission of Chapter One was essentially the culmination of what all the previous missions had been leading up to and just feel quite cathartic to conclude that initial part of my Ronin's journey.
"Preoccupied with a single leaf, you won’t see the tree. Preoccupied with a single tree, you’ll miss the entire forest. Don't be preoccupied with a single spot. See everything in its entirety...effortlessly. That is what it means...to truly "see." "
Been putting a some time into Marvel Midnight Suns recently. Finished the first act the other day and feel I am getting into the groove of the game loop now.
I am playing Still Wakes the Deep. It's okay. I enjoy exploring, but it's not as scary as I was hoping. A lot of the encounters I've done so far just involves throwing an object to distract the enemy and sneaking by it.
@Jimmer-jammer You'll be pleased to know I just acquired a Western Greatsword for completing the first mission of Chapter Two. 🤣
"Preoccupied with a single leaf, you won’t see the tree. Preoccupied with a single tree, you’ll miss the entire forest. Don't be preoccupied with a single spot. See everything in its entirety...effortlessly. That is what it means...to truly "see." "
@Max_Headroom such a great game. I played it back on PS4 and it’s still one of the highlights of 8th gen for me. I’m looking forward to playing through it again on PS5 one day. Enjoy buddy!
@Max_Headroom such a great game. I played it back on PS4 and it’s still one of the highlights of 8th gen for me. I’m looking forward to playing through it again on PS5 one day. Enjoy buddy!
Thanks, i am loving throwing stuff at the enemies it makes a refreshing change, the only downside is no saves so if you balls up you go back to the last auto save (unless i am missing something)
Having said that it makes you not rush in all guns blazing so maybe its not such a downside after all.
On the topic of autosaves - does anyone else think the checkpoint system in Days Gone breaks the game?
The game saves every time you reach a goal, so there is no consequence to death. An example - you have to grab on object that is lying in the middle of a clearing and there are zombies walking around. The game wants you to be smart and sneaky but the problem is the checkpoints system makes it redundant. You can just run to the object and get it. You will alert all the freakers but it makes no difference - if they kill you, you will respawn in a safe place with the objective achieved.
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