I was getting the nero injectors (X on the map, think i got message after getting the last one), must be 4+ hours of play since completed story.
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ah right there is an X I cant get to on the far left of the map maybe its because of that I need to google how to do it.
use bike to ramp over, think.
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I've never played this game prior to its PC release. It holds up really well im my opinion. I've gotten a bit bored of the random encounters and a random sniper in a tree ruining my day but I love the playstyle of the game as a whole. I am playing on blind on the hardest difficulty and it's not proving to be impossible so im a bit disappointed about that. Seems the biggest draw back is the lack of quick travel!
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i'm 10 hours in and not much has happened lol
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Just completed it 100%, 70.3 hours in total. Brilliant game.
Storywise it is. The beginning is really kind of weird in how it is structured. Hell I would say the story really becomes interesting at around 50% of the game!
But I didn't really mind too much because, I enjoyed the gameplay itself and the amazing Oregon scenery.
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Nothing stopping you playing with the PS4 pad on the PC, assuming you still have it, of course.
Pretty fun game so far, nothing groundbreaking but runs great and looks good. The gameplay is fun but shooting is a bit janky.
I'm around 13h in and what I like the most is that I don't feel overwhelmed by all the usual open-world clutter, endless markers etc. I did a couple of bandit camps, one horde, some NERO checkpoints and it all flows together without being overbearing so I can spend most of the time on story progression. The story isn't incredible so far but serviceable and I like the voice acting and characters overall.
I'm around 13h in and what I like the most is that I don't feel overwhelmed by all the usual open-world clutter, endless markers etc. I did a couple of bandit camps, one horde, some NERO checkpoints and it all flows together without being overbearing so I can spend most of the time on story progression. The story isn't incredible so far but serviceable and I like the voice acting and characters overall.
There is fast travel - it's available at Nero points, friendly camps (at trust level 1) and ambush camps as well I believe. You also need to make sure that all infestations along the travel route are cleared.
Nice one. I'll get started on it this weekend then.
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I just started this game the other day. I’m kind of liking it so far. It’s got a very PlayStation (naughty dog etc) vibe/ look and feel to it which for me is actually a good thing.
Nice visuals and runs well too. The colour palette and toning is a bit off though, it’s well worth getting a reshade on it! I started with one off nexus and then further tweaked it to perfection.
Gameplay wise I hope it doesn’t get too far cry open world busy work though. worried it might go that way as ‘missions’ just keep popping up all over. I much prefer strong narrative single player games, does this have that?
Nice visuals and runs well too. The colour palette and toning is a bit off though, it’s well worth getting a reshade on it! I started with one off nexus and then further tweaked it to perfection.
Gameplay wise I hope it doesn’t get too far cry open world busy work though. worried it might go that way as ‘missions’ just keep popping up all over. I much prefer strong narrative single player games, does this have that?
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I've been playing for over 20 hours now and I have not had any more than about 4 story/side missions at any one given time. The nests can be done when you come across them but I have never been overwhelmed by side quest markers or anything like that.
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there are a lot of strong story lines, but I would say its less linier, you can do it all in any order really. no right or wrong way to complete the game.
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I think you need to kill all the Hordes before completing the last mission to get the hidden ending
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does this run fine on RTX 3070? or should I wait for few more updates?
had issues with Horizon so dont want to start it.
had issues with Horizon so dont want to start it.
I'm running this maxed at 1440p on a 2070S and an ancient 4790k. Practically doesn't drop below 60fps so can't imagine you having trouble with it
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No just all the Nero missions and the Nero sites and you can complete them after the big ending if you miss any.
The only thing that annoyed me were the flashbacks before the world went to hell where you had to just press walk arrow to get through the scene, you couldnt skip them.
Its not like Far Cry at all. Its more watered down.
It is fun though when you start to experiment.
eg before taking on a camp at night drive round and gather up some zombies then drive slowly to the camp, rev up drive straight through it and let the zombies kill the marauders.
Find a cliff or a steep drop, run around and gather some zombies, run straight at the cliff then hide nearby and watch them go straight off the cliff. Or find a cliff chuck an attract bomb at the edge, zombies go there get blown up and watch them fly over the cliff.
you also get other random stuff where you are about to be set upon by a few zombies suddenly a deer appears and they forget you and go chase it and you just stand there looking thinking WTH!?! Loved those moments.
Oh and the ? annoy me sometimes too where you go to find what is happening and it ends up being a few deer or a couple of zombies fighting a bear. Sometimes its good and its people to rescue or even an ambush.
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