I hope they polish up the game in the sequel. Most of the reviews I've seen online are positive and it seems that the developers wanted to try new things in the game. I wonder if anyone shares the same opinion as me.
My initial thoughts were positive for the game and it felt good to return back to a game like Witcher 3 with a different setting. I can't remember how many times I finished Witcher 3 on PS4-PS5-Switch. I was expecting a devotion like that from the developers. But the game kinda felt repetitive for me. And even like Ubisoft open world at some point. It feels like the developers felt lazy at times and just rushed some things.
The combat is exciting at first, but it gets boring and repetitive after a while and I've been playing for 3 days and progressed more than half of the game.
I expected side quests to be story-driven and fun like in Witcher 3 but they are not.
Some main quests are boring too.
Only a limited number of quests drew me in. I've been playing games for nearly 30 years and really really love this genre but I just can't understand how this game can get 9/10.
To summarize it all, game=fun If no fun, It's no different than paying to get bored. You literally pay to feel boredom xD That's why I love CD Projekt Red and Witcher 3. That's a solid example of how this industry should be.
@Th3solution Your comment just made me laugh xD Thank you. I still am in doubt about buying it or not. I guess I'll just wait for it to be on PS Plus roster one day.
I do believe something needs to be done.
I understand developing a game requires a certain budget,
but focusing mainly on loot boxes or things like that, It destroys
the enjoyment and makes you feel ripped off.
We want to see passionate developers who want to give a good quality product for the gaming community, not some half-baked game which feels pushed and forcefully done.
If it's a quality product, we'll already want to buy. It's a win win for both sides.
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Re: Dawnwalker Dev Gearing Up for Sequel After Promising a Franchise
I hope they polish up the game in the sequel. Most of the reviews I've seen online are positive and it seems that the developers wanted to try new things in the game. I wonder if anyone shares the same opinion as me.
My initial thoughts were positive for the game and it felt good to return back to a game like Witcher 3 with a different setting. I can't remember how many times I finished Witcher 3 on PS4-PS5-Switch. I was expecting a devotion like that from the developers. But the game kinda felt repetitive for me. And even like Ubisoft open world at some point. It feels like the developers felt lazy at times and just rushed some things.
The combat is exciting at first, but it gets boring and repetitive after a while and I've been playing for 3 days and progressed more than half of the game.
I expected side quests to be story-driven and fun like in Witcher 3 but they are not.
Some main quests are boring too.
Only a limited number of quests drew me in. I've been playing games for nearly 30 years and really really love this genre but I just can't understand how this game can get 9/10.
Re: CD Projekt Red Wades In On Loot Box Debate
To summarize it all,
game=fun
If no fun, It's no different than paying to get bored. You literally pay to feel boredom xD
That's why I love CD Projekt Red and Witcher 3. That's a solid example of how this industry should be.
Re: Mass Effect: Andromeda's Multiplayer Is Still Being Updated
@Th3solution Your comment just made me laugh xD Thank you.
I still am in doubt about buying it or not. I guess I'll just wait for it to be on PS Plus roster one day.
Re: Hawaii's Government Proposes Action Against Loot Boxes
I do believe something needs to be done.
I understand developing a game requires a certain budget,
but focusing mainly on loot boxes or things like that, It destroys
the enjoyment and makes you feel ripped off.
We want to see passionate developers who want to give a good quality product for the gaming community, not some half-baked game which feels pushed and forcefully done.
If it's a quality product, we'll already want to buy. It's a win win for both sides.
Re: Review: Dissidia Final Fantasy NT (PS4)
I played the beta version and got mad at controls, gameplay style and deleted it.
I wonder If I was too quick to judge..