Unity? The ones who made a decision so bad, so messy, so stupid they pissed off basically the entire game industry? I mean of course they’ll keep making Unity Engine updates but i’m wondering if they’ll see a steep drop of people using it after the whole fiasco from earlier this year.
I’m gonna add a tip for anyone who hasn’t played yet that’s not super obvious: your ship has a computer in the back area. Its basically a sorta journal where it tracks leads, connections, etc, and especially tells you if there’s more to explore. So say you’re on a mountain and you see a meteor crash into a tower and blow it up (made up example). Your ship will probably put a little note with it being like ‘meteor hit tower’ and if it’s connected to other things (ex: you find a alternate viewing angle which reveals more info) the computer automatically updates it and even connects it to other points of interest (say if the meteor came from the lava planet, there’ll be a little corkboard string like line)
Really great stuff and helped a TON in connecting things together
Also, another tip, I don’t remember exactly where you find them but there is technically one physical ability you can unlock past the begining: meditation to pass time. I’d just recommend googling where they are and getting it as it’s super helpful for puzzles but also not needed
Lastly, the dlc is inserted seamlessly into the game but is better done post base game. To access the dlc, it’ll be something about a radio tower in the mueseum. I’d recommend not investigating until you’re done. I can’t say any more at risk of spoilers but it’s absolutely essential to the story and very well worth playing it
I dunno… I haven’t played yakuza games past maybe 6 hours of 0 but when a game dev says ‘yeah our game is huge/extra long/it’s so big/it’s open world is the size of the US’ its a huge red flag to me because inevitably it has too much bloated content. Maybe they reuse puzzles too much or the side activities are fun but get bland. Yakuza has a high enough fan reception that I’m hopeful it’ll turn out ok but it’s definintely a negative, not a positive, when I hear a game is extra packed with stuff
I’m curious, is this any good solo? I’d love to play with others but I know any group I got would Peter off after a few sessions
This is broadly a positive imo but I worry on them giving the franchise to the wrong people. Bloober team I’m not a fan of and especially the ascension stuff with the ceo being really nasty just… Ugh. I’m excited for F though since the writer made umineko which is a batshit insane murder mystery story that uh… Is also kinda a love story. Great stuff there and exciting. But the others? Eh
Still waiting on it to not run like total dog shit on PC. Which… Please correct me if i’m wrong but recent PC reviews, like the new star wars game, show its still a mess. Sigh.
Love to see ‘more monetization in their games’ being told so loudly and boldly. What an easy way to completely write off the company. Everyone has their limit but just… Ugh.
Curious about performance in Act 3 especially. I’m not there yet but that seems to be a major sticking point. I know patch 2 and or 3 helped but it still seemed iffy
Because it’s simply not a games problem, it’s a media problem. Why are we having this discussion? Steam has plenty of ways to spotlight indies, just look at the next fest. Could they do more? Sure, they’re trying with discovery queue but I’m not complaining that Amazon has tooo many books or there’s too many movies to buy. Why is this different than books or movies or TV?