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Assassin's Creed Odyssey
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The Phantom Pain wrote: »Explanation
Hope that made sense. It's complicated to explain.
Yeah, makes perfect sense alright.
Now I know why I didn't encounter being under-leved like you say, as I never let the gear get more than 5-6 levels behind before switching to something "a little worse" but better level, or upgrading it at the blacksmith
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Potential-Monke wrote: »Dark Souls is not fun. Odyssey is. Comparison complete.
Odyssey is nearly it's own type of game. They made a fantastic choice by allowing you to climb nearly everything (only thing I couldn't climb were trees, but some of them can still be used for the branches). It's a light RPG with some choices which can affect the end-game and some other aspects throughout, but never a major thing you need to worry about.
The combat is the best in the series imo, and you have a large variety of moves to utilise. So much, that you can't have everything on the 1 build, but it's easy to re-spec if needed, but the armor options can make this unnecessary.
The story I really enjoyed, but some people may not like it. I will 100% be picking up the Season Pass at some stage, and I don't do that for just any game, and don't think I've ever done it outside of CoD.
Either way, I highly recommend it. It looks amazing, and is huge and full of fun!
Dark souls is fun. Your just bad at the game. Get gud0 -
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Potential-Monke wrote: »because I don't care.
Your ability to point out games are bad because you suck at them over and over again dictates otherwise
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Your ability to point out games are bad because you suck at them over and over again dictates otherwise
Ah, you're stalking me. Cool, never had a stalker before! Don't check on me once the lights get dimmed, no one wants to see that...
I don't care about the 'Git gud' stuff, I don't have time to dedicate to playing the same level/boss over and over (and over and over.....) until I get it right, so the game is bad to me. Just like some people saying Odyssey is bad, but I think it's one of the best games of recent time.
Depends on what you want in a game, some people prefer Forza to Forza Horizon, and vice versa. I prefer challenging but not hard games (God of War, even on GMGOW). Dark Souls is just hard, frustrating and requires you to die over and over to learn patterns. I've no issue learning patterns, but I shouldn't need to die/repeat so often to do it. So the comeback to that is ALWAYS 'Git gud' as if that's a a valid argument. I may still get involved in these discussions, but I actually don't care in the end. Usually just bored at work, and hate the 'git gud' argument, because it's not one.0 -
Potential-Monke wrote: »So the comeback to that is ALWAYS 'Git gud' as if that's a a valid argument.
As annoying as it may be, its actually fairly accurate. You need to learn how the game operates, once you do, you will die a lot less. You don't need to always die to progress, its rare you would actually come across a boss that would take ages in those games, its not uncommon to 1 or 2 shot a boss. You need to "git gud" at the game in order to beat it.
As opposed to the likes of the AC games, where you can stay terrible at the game forever and still finish it. They require next to no effort to progress through other than completing the same mundane quests/tasks over and over.
The only thing Odyssey added this time around that was different and actually added a bit of excitement to the game play, was the hunting of the wild legendary animals. Probably because the fights mirror dark souls like gameplay :pac:
But yeah the reason you keep getting hit with the same pig ignorant "git gud" comments is likely because of how you keep throwing the same pig ignorant comments of those games out there
And eh, not a stalker, just read this forum a lot, which you happen to post in a lot 0 -
As annoying as it may be, its actually fairly accurate. You need to learn how the game operates, once you do, you will die a lot less. You don't need to always die to progress, its rare you would actually come across a boss that would take ages in those games, its not uncommon to 1 or 2 shot a boss. You need to "git gud" at the game in order to beat it.
As opposed to the likes of the AC games, where you can stay terrible at the game forever and still finish it. They require next to no effort to progress through other than completing the same mundane quests/tasks over and over.
The only thing Odyssey added this time around that was different and actually added a bit of excitement to the game play, was the hunting of the wild legendary animals. Probably because the fights mirror dark souls like gameplay :pac:
But yeah the reason you keep getting hit with the same pig ignorant "git gud" comments is likely because of how you keep throwing the same pig ignorant comments of those games out there
And eh, not a stalker, just read this forum a lot, which you happen to post in a lot
I'd agree with Potential Monke tbh. I've never had any affinity for the Soulsborne games (only played Bloodborne to be fair). I enjoyed Bloodborne a lot, but it never really hooked me. I learned how the game operated, got reasonably good at it etc. Just didn't tickle my fancy.
AC Odyssey though had me hooked and engaged from the start. Some games, I play for the challenge. What I enjoyed about Odyssey though was that while some enemies, bosses etc were a huge challenge, a lot of the game you can crush wave after wave of enemies and feel like a total god. That can be just as enjoyable as a challenging game. Even though it requires much less skill and effort, you can still greatly enjoy it.
Some games can be fun, some can be challenging, some can be both. Some might not find the challenge of Dark Souls to be fun. Some might not find the fun of Odyssey challenging enough.0 -
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I'd agree with Potential Monke tbh. I've never had any affinity for the Soulsborne games (only played Bloodborne to be fair). I enjoyed Bloodborne a lot, but it never really hooked me. I learned how the game operated, got reasonably good at it etc. Just didn't tickle my fancy.
AC Odyssey though had me hooked and engaged from the start. Some games, I play for the challenge. What I enjoyed about Odyssey though was that while some enemies, bosses etc were a huge challenge, a lot of the game you can crush wave after wave of enemies and feel like a total god. That can be just as enjoyable as a challenging game. Even though it requires much less skill and effort, you can still greatly enjoy it.
Some games can be fun, some can be challenging, some can be both. Some might not find the challenge of Dark Souls to be fun. Some might not find the fun of Odyssey challenging enough.
And ive no problem with that and agree with the majority of what you said haha, Mr Monke on the other hand didnt bother learning them and hated them because they were too hard, and he calls them bad games as a result. Which just blows my mind
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And ive no problem with that and agree with the majority of what you said haha, Mr Monke on the other hand didnt bother learning them and hated them because they were too hard, and he calls them bad games as a result. Which just blows my mind:pac:
It's called personal preference. I think die/repeat games are bad because they take too much effort. Just like I think modern music is bad because, well, it is. But there are some crazy people out there that think that Old Town Road horse song is brilliant, they're wrong, imo, but also fact.
Maybe I'm not using emojis enough to have the tongue in cheek aspect picked up on. It's just an opinion, but it's the right opinion. Ironing.0 -
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marcbrophy wrote: »Is everything out now, or are we still waiting?
I kinda want to finish all the additional stuff in one go
Think there's one more episode in this DLC (two DLCs with three episodes each for six total, so five have been released). After that I think all the main things are released.0 -
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