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Re: Poll: Are You Playing Fallout 4's Next-Gen Version?

VaultGuy415

@gonzilla Their Discord says you get it if you're an Extra subscriber. Looks like they are asking people who have the game via PS Plus Collection or PS Plus Essential to pay up, even if you paid for all the DLC.

I'll just focus on FO1/2/3 when I need a fix. I was thinking about diving into 76 but I am just so sick of Bethesda after Starfield and now this

Re: Rumour: Sony to Host Big PlayStation Event Next Month

VaultGuy415

@UltimateOtaku91 After TGA they hinted very strongly the next batch of info would be SGF so people didn't expect it as part of the 20th anniversary stuff. I suspect it will be a gameplay trailer and Ryozo Q&A followed by a longer capcom video on YouTube. Really hoping the Q1 2025 rumors are true!

Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Dragon's Dogma 2?

VaultGuy415

This game is less broken at launch than:

Helldivers 2 (my current GOTY nevertheless)
Elden Ring (was god-awful on most PCs)
Baldur's Gate 3 (same issue with framerate in cities but much worse)

This game has more ambitious/better graphics than the 3 titles listed above. The outrage is baffling

Re: Not Everyone Is in Love with Dragon's Dogma 2 on PS5

VaultGuy415

@dark_knightmare2 The map is never empty or boring. At just about any point there seems to be a fork in the road and a way to go up a hill or down into a cave or over to a large monster to fight. Itsuno & Co. have rather miraculously made an open world map that isn't giant and empty like Zelda, Horizon, and especially Elden Ring. If they had tightened up the quests and recorded more dialogue lines a la BG3 this'd be a 10/10 or close to it.

Plus, if you're Monster Hunter person, it's fun to get a taste of what mining, gathering, or smashing in a toppled enemy's weak point will look like when the series makes it to native 4K on the PS6.

Re: Not Everyone Is in Love with Dragon's Dogma 2 on PS5

VaultGuy415

It's a weird one, but I'm still pretty addicted a week later. It has janky Bethesda quest issues at times, the dialogue repetition is atrocious, the enemy spawns are too dense, and it can be exasperating.

And yet — Capcom has built a better mousetrap here. This is the best open world exploration ever; the camera position and the terrain elevation really work, it's awesome. The fast travel limitations are perfect, too. I'd like to see games like Horizon/Elden Ring/Zelda follow suit.