Multidirectional
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I WANNA BE A MICHAEL MADSEN!
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Arkane Dishonored 2 - Emily and Corvo's Serkonan Vacation
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prodigydancer
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Impaling enemies on spikes was fun for 15 minutes and then it was just as tedious as any medieval-themed FPS.
Ah, yes. Stupid me.
theSavant
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Sounds like you only played the demo (which is 15 minutes long and only consists of pushing orks against spikes).
darthaegis
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I agree with prodigydancer, I played the game for about 2 hours and got kinda bored.
I can attest to that, the game started boring me after I finished it six times.
theSavant
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I should probably try the game again after 9 years (wtf... the fucking time). Maybe the pink glasses still sit on my nose. The recent playthrough of HL2 has shown me some games just don't work anymore for our raised standards. I bet, it's the same with Arx Fatalis.
The sad thing is, they fleshed out combat so well and all this was gone in Dishonored, and the combat mechanics went to Skyrim. Or so Bethesda said. Combat didn't feel so well in Skyrim compared to DMoMM, but then again, I' could wrong. Time for a comparison I guess... to get the facts straight
The sad thing is, they fleshed out combat so well and all this was gone in Dishonored, and the combat mechanics went to Skyrim. Or so Bethesda said. Combat didn't feel so well in Skyrim compared to DMoMM, but then again, I' could wrong. Time for a comparison I guess... to get the facts straight
darthaegis
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Yeah, it's sad that they removed the special attacks in Dishonored. Btw, what do you mean by this?I should probably try the game again after 9 years (wtf... the fucking time). Maybe the pink glasses still sit on my nose. The recent playthrough of HL2 has shown me some games just don't work anymore for our raised standards. I bet, it's the same with Arx Fatalis.
The sad thing is, they fleshed out combat so well and all this was gone in Dishonored, and the combat mechanics went to Skyrim. Or so Bethesda said. Combat didn't feel so well in Skyrim compared to DMoMM, but then again, I' could wrong. Time for a comparison I guess... to get the facts straight
Raghar
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You could get an adrenaline burst, cast freeze, and they would be frozen for eternity.
Normally that spell make a frozen stain where opponents slipped fell down and you jumped at them and cut theirs throat.
theSavant
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darthaegis
That the fighting mechanics (i.e. swords crossing swords, swords sliding on the rim of other swords, shields seemed to block physically at the exact position, sword slashes that have impact on the exact spot you hit - things which made the combat feel like a real swordfight) have been moved to the Elder Scrolls or Skyrim.
Because Bethesda bought the developer studio which made Dark Messiah, and they certainly want all these fighting mechanics in their flagship "Elder Scrolls", instead of any other game. Only problem is, that combat still felt worse in Skyrim. But that could be a wrong memory of myself, and fighting might not be that different anymore.
That the fighting mechanics (i.e. swords crossing swords, swords sliding on the rim of other swords, shields seemed to block physically at the exact position, sword slashes that have impact on the exact spot you hit - things which made the combat feel like a real swordfight) have been moved to the Elder Scrolls or Skyrim.
Because Bethesda bought the developer studio which made Dark Messiah, and they certainly want all these fighting mechanics in their flagship "Elder Scrolls", instead of any other game. Only problem is, that combat still felt worse in Skyrim. But that could be a wrong memory of myself, and fighting might not be that different anymore.
Multidirectional
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No, combat in Dark Messiah feels way better than in Skyrim.
Metro
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Yeah, in Act 2 you kick them off bridges.
Don't forget the ledges and bottomless pits!
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How do you kick someone off a bottomless pit?
Ivan
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Dishonored 2: The Metal Age
You don't even know what you don't know about Neanderthals.
What? I thought Emily was the benevolent God Emperor of Dunwall in the good ending and a tyrant in the bad one. Why would she decide to become another kind of assassin?
oh GO EAT A BAG OF DICKS YOU CHEAP BASTARD
Nothing from that scene will ever happen in my game because I'll ghost that shit. Taffery 4eva
The new power looks less OP than blink. It might turn out a decent game.
A horse of course
Guest
Sounds like the Duke in the trailer helped overthrow her or some shit.
Things I liked:
- Automaton designs are great
- It still has the same recognizable stylish artstyle
- That weird grapple hook oh my god yes
Things I found eh:
- The city looks... I dunno, I don't really dig it. It looks like some Cuban city and doesn't have the charm of Dunwall. I was hoping for Tyvian cities because of that Darkness of Tyvia rumour, and Tyvia is mostly inspired by Russia (Sokolov is from there).
- Automaton designs are great
- It still has the same recognizable stylish artstyle
- That weird grapple hook oh my god yes
Things I found eh:
- The city looks... I dunno, I don't really dig it. It looks like some Cuban city and doesn't have the charm of Dunwall. I was hoping for Tyvian cities because of that Darkness of Tyvia rumour, and Tyvia is mostly inspired by Russia (Sokolov is from there).
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