I see, gonna' finish this quick to jump to DA2 to prance around stabbing stuff as FemHawke.
Mm, I can see why one can see that (I have no patience for MMO's anymore myself) but it's just pretty much any other J/RPG game with the whole ATK-MAG-ITM, "your the chosen one to save the world" thing.
At least it doesn't make me collect '12 Mosquito Teeth' to advance the game and/or outright lie to my face when it says only I can save the kingdom when thousands of others around me w/ flashier armor, ridiculous names & questionable grammar can actually do it better.
Finished playing Never Alone.
The documentaries were cool.
Controls are pretty sloppy though. Halfway through the game I stopped caring and just randomly jumped no matter where the platform was.
For what it's worth, FFXIV:ARR is the exact opposite of this. You have to run around talking to NPCs and killing ladybugs for like an hour, then the story starts kicking up and you start doing dungeons and fighting classic Final Fantasy bosses and summons. If you play for a few hours every day, you can reach the current max level and finish the story in about a week. They even make it so you don't have to grind past endgame stuff, each major update they add ways to catch up to current endgame super fast for new players. It's actually a bit too casual, in my opinion. But it seems to have hit that sweet spot of "MMO-y enough" for most people.
Also Dragon Age is nothing like a MMO you fool. WRPG =/= MMO.
It's extremely MMO-ish. It has the same control scheme, it plays like an MMO, with CLICK ON GUY TO CONTINUOUSLY ATTACK INEFFECTUALLY AND OCCASIONALLY HIT BUTTONS FOR SPELLS.
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Inquisition's actually somewhat real-timey action now though. There are lines of effect, attack timing, real range, actual reacting to getting hit by things, etc.
stop having friendly fire off nerd
EDIT:
wait now i'm confused about how friendly fire option works. sometimes having the option on lets you hit friendlies, but then its the opposite in other games so
wow fuck me im stupid lol
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DA:O has an MMO-like combat system, but that's it. DA:O has literally none of that repetitive quests or grinding you have issues with.
On the topic, I still need to finish DA2. The sudden shift into a dumb dialogue wheel with a voiced PC was aggravating coming from DA:O. I like playing greyish characters, but attempting to switch between different "types" of dialogue in DA2 makes your character sound bipolar. Blue = goodie good, purple = cringeworthy "witty" dialogue that makes you sound like an douche, and red = super angry. It's stupid how much the tone of voice changes for each option.
I'm tryig to finish Bravely Default in time for next year to get Bravely Second, but grinding is tiring and the Vampire subquest sucks ass.
BD just kind of sucks in general. I can't believe how well they hid that shit, all the previews looked good, response was positive by reviewers and the import crowd, even the Demo was fucking fun but no, "hahaha it's repetitive trash and the writing is awful."
Cute art but when is that Yoshida style ever not cute?
I mean, Bayonetta did the same "time-travel" thing better. Twice, if I might add. And Bayo 2 was even nominated for GOTY.
What ruined BD for me was repetition, not just the grinding, but of the game in general. I'm still at Chapter 4 and I already know the next four are going to be the death of me.Now I'm just trudging through it to satisfy my completionist urges.Spoiler:
i thought bd had options to tweak all that stuff so it isn't grindy
Catherine (PS3): at first i thought it was meh. But then i played and got addicted on that tower things. A nice experience is to play the nightmares, in a "nightmarish" condition: alone, rainy night, high volume.
TLoZ: OoT/Perfect Dark (N64): i'll play these two forever.
Transistor (PC): <3
When there is too much love, too much compassion,
too much understanding, too much kindness, too much thankfulness,too much respect, and too much heart,then it becomes an act of cruel violence.
Army Men: Air Attack 2
HNNNNGGGG MY CHILDHOOD, this game is awesome, you're a helicopter, you shoot things, they explode, you win. Also, you may be flying, but the controls are streamlined perfectly for this- they forego the vertical controls, having you always a few meters above the ground and adjusted automatically, it's great. Also a co-op game.
Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max something something probably
How do I even? I'm terrible at this. The AIs are too good. I'll just go back playing Blazblue and Unlimited Codes.
Deus Ex
Lots of outdated mechanics. Pretty good though.
Dragon Age Origins
I sorely wish I can grind. You see the fun of RPGs for other people may be for the tactics and stuff, but for me it's always been "Work your pants off to one-hit kill everyone in the main storyline". It feels so good when you do that.
Team Fortress 2
You kill me so many times, yet why do I love you so!?
Hamburgers.
(I have a tendency of not finishing things I've started.)
I hang out alot at my own Discord server, though there isn't really much activity in there. The Art Haus Chatterbox!Accepting commissions. Do you want some art done, and do you want it done for cheap? PM me, man, and we can talk.Currently not taking any commissions, sorry!
Demon's Souls
Morion clever rat foe ring +4 dragon crescent axe oneshots everyone I invade at lvl 16
I think i lost 1/17 successive matches
And that was because I was spamming bow while he BSed me
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Started playing Don't Starve Together with a friend. We are bad at this.