Is there a reason for not accepting issues directly on whatever platform you host the git repository? It's a lot more convienient and allows for a proper back and forth.
I get not allowing other contributors with the recent flood of AI crap, but issues should be fine.
At first glance I like the app! There are some nice to have things I haven't seen before, like the explaination in different languages.
However, there are also quite a few UI bugs. Like the map settings having an animated backdrop, or the partially invisible pet friendly toggle. Do you accept these anywhere?
That probably won't do it for me then. But I'll keep an eye out for your future opinions on the fusion stuff. Might still be a good game inbetween more complex ones!
After you've played more MH Stories, what do you think about the battle system? I bounced hard off the demo, but I'm curious if I should give it another try.
More 13 Sentinels. I've done alle the story I could do without profressing the battles (~75%). By now I have a good grasp on the story, I think, but I'm sure there a many more twists waiting in those last 25%.
Not much more to write about the game. I recommend it, but it's impossible to talk about it without spoiling stuff.
God Eater 3 was also more of the same. The story increasingly takes a back seat, which I prefer while doing the multiplayer. At the begining, you had to search and talk to several NPCs after each mission to progress - now it's only one after every 2-3 missions.
I don't think that's true anymore. Going all digital, even on Nintendo's eShop, most third party games are dirty cheap during sales which happen quite frequently. Most games I've looked at go on sale every other month. Of course, they are still stingy as fuck with their first party stuff.
Some more 13 Sentinels Aegis Rim.
I only focused on the story this week, but didn't have much time anyways. Went from ~21% to ~44% completion.
With each new character I follow, the story just seems to get better. I'm excited to get the full picture eventually - but I also feel like I'll need to play a good old linear RPG afterwards.
As for the weekend, I played a lot of God Eater 3. About halfway through the story, I think.
On paper, the gameplay has a few problems. Almost all enemies seem to have some badly telegraphed AOE attacks or chain some quick dashes across the area together. Getting hit is mostly unavoidable. At the same time, the game is quite easy. Missions rarely take longer than 5 minutes - some monsters yielding after just a minute. But despite this, the Monster Hunter formula is just inherently fun and there a many ways to customize your character. So even if you don't care for the story, there's always a motivation to jump into the next mission right away.
Unlike Monster Hunter, crafting is rather easy and you can get most weapons/shields without replaying any missions. But you still can and will be rewarded for grinding, because some of your moves will gain EXP by using them. There are about 10-20 skills per weapon and you can equip 3 at the same time.
More 13 Sentinels.
It has been a slow week in terms of gaming, I only did a bit of story. The story segments and the battle segments are mostly independent of each other, so you can do whichever for the most part.
Even though there are 13 characters, each with their own perspective and during different times within the overall story, the game does a great job to interest you in at least one of the other characters during any given perspective. You're free to switch after each mini episode, but I tend to follow a single character until there's a progression lock.
Currently, at 31% battle and 20% story completion.
Started God Eater 3.
Monster Hunter Wilds has been announced for Switch 2 and with the last direct being as great as it was, I'll get one eventually. But until then, we wanted to play something similar to scratch the itch.
The game throws a lot of progression systems at you, which I like. The monsters are a lot less tightly designed, but still fun. Thus far, the game is quite easy.
I loved the gameplay, but I think they said a while ago that the next game will feature a different system. Since the trailer didn't show any gameplay I'm somewhat anxious about that.
As an RPG guy, this was honestly one of if not the best Direct they ever produced. Guess it's time to get a Switch 2 - well, maybe only once the revised one releases in Europe, but still.
Definitely my biggest one. If they announce one I'll bite and get a S2!
I didn't think it was actually happening this decade, but they finally announced something! And this soon after Metaphor.
I dig the whole vibe change, but we don't really learn all that much in this teaser. I'll need to see some gameplay and hear at least one song.
Das rote Flanellseil wird wohl auch die Brandmauer genannt.
Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt.
Sorry for asking guys, but could you upvote this comment if you enjoy my take on the topic? You see, I'm trying a hostile takover of this comment section by using the normal democratic process of getting upvoted.
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