Not sure why I never have technical issues with games. I guess I get most of them well after release, but I got this one a week before the latest patch and I've had no problems. I don't really get the pretentious comments either. It's a rundown character in a rundown town that likes to philosophize. Almost ironic but really not. And a bunch of the other characters have their own important things they like to discuss. It's not important to me, but it really feels like it's important to them and they know a lot about what is important to them. The creators are trying to make us think, but then again, some of the answers are so far off the wall, it obvious it's just tongue-in-cheek. They know it's just a game. And it's a great game that has made me laugh several times but admittedly made me fall asleep at least twice.
@Unlucky13 Are you getting all the supplies you can? Are you using them to upgrade your sword? Are finding as many "hidden" spots as you can to get the right charms? Are you putting your technique points in areas that suit you? Are you doing enough side quests? Not that all of this matters individually, but I'm usually the same way wondering how people can think Hard is easy, but in this game, I agree. Since the game isn't level based, I've just done as much as I could (literally!) to make Jin better. They really give you the opportunity to make it as easy or as hard on yourself as you want it to be.
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Not sure why I never have technical issues with games. I guess I get most of them well after release, but I got this one a week before the latest patch and I've had no problems. I don't really get the pretentious comments either. It's a rundown character in a rundown town that likes to philosophize. Almost ironic but really not. And a bunch of the other characters have their own important things they like to discuss. It's not important to me, but it really feels like it's important to them and they know a lot about what is important to them. The creators are trying to make us think, but then again, some of the answers are so far off the wall, it obvious it's just tongue-in-cheek. They know it's just a game. And it's a great game that has made me laugh several times but admittedly made me fall asleep at least twice.
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@Unlucky13 Are you getting all the supplies you can? Are you using them to upgrade your sword? Are finding as many "hidden" spots as you can to get the right charms? Are you putting your technique points in areas that suit you? Are you doing enough side quests? Not that all of this matters individually, but I'm usually the same way wondering how people can think Hard is easy, but in this game, I agree. Since the game isn't level based, I've just done as much as I could (literally!) to make Jin better. They really give you the opportunity to make it as easy or as hard on yourself as you want it to be.