I liked breath of the wild. I did not like the one they made after. So will have to wait and see.
Crimson Desert - Not an MMORPG…anymore
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I liked breath of the wild. I did not like the one they made after. So will have to wait and see.
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Main complaints I see from the demos is:
* complicated controls, however the game is easy and you can just button bash to victory so you don't need to engage with the controls
* obscure and complex menus and UI, simple things are hidden behind layers upon layers of menus
* visuals are over stimulating
* quests are basic fetch this, kill this
* complicated controls, however the game is easy and you can just button bash to victory so you don't need to engage with the controls
* obscure and complex menus and UI, simple things are hidden behind layers upon layers of menus
* visuals are over stimulating
* quests are basic fetch this, kill this
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So basically, everything you’d expect from a game that was originally meant to be an MMO and made by an MMO dev.
I for one am shocked.
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So potentially as suspected, it's like a really attractive woman with the intellectual capacity and personality of a bench.
As it's in the same world as Black Desert Online, I'm not too surprised about the massive knowledge library as the lore of the world is immense.
BDO had some really interesting lore that was well thought out and deep, however the dialogue and quests did a poor job of portraying all that lore so it takes a bit of work to piece it together.
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Honestly...I dunno if they're playing on lower end hardware or something but it looks almost as if the lighting is very simple. It doesn't need to look amazing or anything but the lighting is...I dunno, it's most striking on the grass which just seems completely unlit, there's something about it where I look and just immediate it's jarring to me.
I think it's lack of self shadowing on some objects or something. Like objects cast shadows on each other, but not on themselves in the details. Like what in the fallout-nuclear-green-glowing-hell is going on here with these cabbages? They model themselves looks 100% unlit, but they cast a shadow on the ground. This looks how geometry looked when I was mapping in UT2004 days and I go into the editor and disable lighting on a model. Why would you show people this?
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Literally mind boggling if that's what the control system ends up as.
That harks back to my earlier post in the thread about whether the game will be good/viable on K&M being the make or break for me. I'll be waiting to hear some feedback from K&M players first.This is certainly something. I’m too old for menus like that.
I've watched several videos and can't quite figure out what kind of game it is supposed to be. Looks ambitious so thumbs up for that but I did read about it (not on here) of it having RDR2 levels of scope. Its a wait and see for me.
I don’t think the game even knows what it’s supposed to be, but I’m still looking forward to it. Although the controls look mind boggling for a predominantly KB&M use like myself.