)) Stealing/taking everything from NPCs and repairing / selling is a good and easy way to progress and make money. I mean technically speaking, if we're heading down the route of only allowing things that WERE a thing in the middle ages, you shouldnt be able to take multiple sword, mace and arrow hits and just apply a bandage and make it all better, you shouldnt be able to be near death and sleep for a night and be right as rain again and if you die in combat you shouldnt be able to hit try again, reverse the space time continuum and give it another shot, instead when you die it should stop the game , uninstall it from your hard drive and not allow you to reinstall it
I mean technically speaking, if we're heading down the route of only allowing things that WERE a thing in the middle ages, you shouldnt be able to take multiple sword, mace and arrow hits and just apply a bandage and make it all better, you shouldnt be able to be near death and sleep for a night and be right as rain again and if you die in combat you shouldnt be able to hit try again, reverse the space time continuum and give it another shot, instead when you die it should stop the game , uninstall it from your hard drive and not allow you to reinstall it
A long way to say "it's just a game".I mean technically speaking, if we're heading down the route of only allowing things that WERE a thing in the middle ages, you shouldnt be able to take multiple sword, mace and arrow hits and just apply a bandage and make it all better, you shouldnt be able to be near death and sleep for a night and be right as rain again and if you die in combat you shouldnt be able to hit try again, reverse the space time continuum and give it another shot, instead when you die it should stop the game , uninstall it from your hard drive and not allow you to reinstall it
Its not really that its "just a game" , its that certain things must be gamified in order to progress a story line. Hence the quest you mentioned pans out in the way it did because it was necessary gamification in order to progress the story. The whole telepathy wasnt a thing in the middle ages is obvious but again its a necessary game mechanic because to not have anything of its ilk would actually be far worse because it would make that entire aspect of the game mechanics fundamentally broken. It would be a good case of when its not the best idea to listen to the players because many times what the player thinks they want they ultimately wouldnt want.A long way to say "it's just a game".
Thing is... this attitude doesn't promote evolution.
Yes it's not a hack and slash though, there's a good video posted in this thread and it's easier to use blunt maces if you are struggling with swords, still fun giving someone a smack
For me I found if my FPS was low the fighting was awkward but smoother gameplay made it feel better.
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It's the mouse movements. The arrows in the centre of the screen should turn red when you're in the right area.
Another tip is don't rush the combo, otherwise you just repeat moves
You also have to realize that when e.g. your sword is on your left and you swing, it will be then on the right automatically. You do not need to select that direction again.
It's funny but I got a dog 2 years ago for the first time in my life, just a medium sized Cavapoo but he's my best mate now. Before this I wouldn't have given Mutt a second thought, but first thing I wanted to do in the game was find Mutt and I've maxed out his skill tree already.
