I did the same. I wrapped up my first play through in 27 hours but figure I've done less than half the content. I knew I'd want to do a second play through with a different class, choices etc after completing Far Cry 4, so I left myself plenty of content to make sure it still feels new.
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I did the same. I wrapped up my first play through in 27 hours but figure I've done less than half the content. I knew I'd want to do a second play through with a different class, choices etc after completing Far Cry 4, so I left myself plenty of content to make sure it still feels new.
Same here. I've always wanted to get really stuck into an rpg but always felt a bit meh when I played them. This is actually really hooking me and there is SO MUCH to do.
Completed the main quest. Tbh, it is a little underwhelming, but in a way I quite like that. It was barely distinguishable from side quests and that is something I like. Main villain is pants though.
BTW, fantastic scene after the credits!...throws up lots of possibilities.
BTW, fantastic scene after the credits!...throws up lots of possibilities.
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How many hours did it take you to complete the main story quest?
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Oh man, I wish I could stop reading this thread... I'm trying to resist buying this but it sounds great! 
Decent looking game, player hair looks terrible (thank goodness for hats 
) and movement feels very clunky with the mouse. Had a quick test with the 360 pad and seemed better with that.
As for performance I have to leave it at 2xMSAA (everything else maxed 1440P) if I want to keep those 60fps...
) and movement feels very clunky with the mouse. Had a quick test with the 360 pad and seemed better with that.As for performance I have to leave it at 2xMSAA (everything else maxed 1440P) if I want to keep those 60fps...
15 hours in and probably going to re-roll from a Warrior to a Mage
I feel the same, I like my character but I end up just controlling one of my mages or rogues during fights
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Every RPG I play I go warrior. I owe it to my self to try something else!
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What class has everyone gone for?
I chose Warrior/Reaver for my first play through. For my second I shall go Rogue/Assassin(possibly tempest).
were you looking at the sky when it was 90
Nah, I was still just starting the game pretty much so I guess it's because I hadn't reached the big areas with all the flora and fauna >< Still it's pretty damn smooth!
Played the whole game as a dual-wielding rogue. I was pretty powerful at the end but tbh the combat is atrocious whichever way you play(switched to other party members btw).
What about the combat do you find atrocious?
No tactics
8 potions, with conveniently placed caches everywhere.
No healing mages.
Companions just do whatever they want no matter what you 'set'
Colourful explosions does not make it exciting.
Some enemies have far too much health/guard that just turns it in to a grind
Tactical camera is a joke.
Main one- timing based gameplay but animations get locked in and it really doesn't work.
I went from warrior to rouge finding it much better now
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Looking fabulous does make all the difference.
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Rogue/assassin at the moment, crits from stealth are awesome. I quite like the combat. 
Level 19 at the moment and some of the dragons still kicking my ass.
Level 19 at the moment and some of the dragons still kicking my ass.