So I need your opinion. Wife hates games but fell in love with red dead 2 and wants another experience like that. Would Witcher 3 scratch that itch?In the ACG review it talks a lot about running/travel sinks where those random encounters are not really there. All business complaints aside and I am going to spare Quaid and Chris that stuff for ever, point has been beaten (Even I admit that) those textures.....
I knew the textures were shit in the demo, but I thought since they were so bad it was being patched on launch day. Sounds like that is not the case. 4k means literally nothing if you are upscaling 720p texture assets. I am glad the ACG review touched on that. And the ACG review goes into the pad. Some decent world building, but the side characters and everything else that was touted as making the world all fleshed out and "explore this" is greeted by some horrid character graphical settings, voice acting, and lip sync issues. I am guessing this is where the delays came. Rushed additions.
The fact of the matter is Witcher 3 and it's side quests/DLC have spoiled me. Seeing that amount of effort put into a game from a smaller (Used to be anyway) company that got it right shows the real difference between one dependent factor: Stop Starts. FF7 Remake was poorly managed, farmed out, and then brought back in house, and to meet financial obligations, a delay to copy paste random meaningless filler into a game and out the door it goes. Games like Witcher 3, a delay meant quality content, adding as much creative and well written content to play through as they could, and the end result was a financial windfall.
If anything we can see the two polar opposites of development styles - and the latter is what pays off in the end so I wish the industry would take notice.
So I need your opinion. Wife hates games but fell in love with red dead 2 and wants another experience like that. Would Witcher 3 scratch that itch?
Throw her in to Bloodborne or dark souls.So I need your opinion. Wife hates games but fell in love with red dead 2 and wants another experience like that. Would Witcher 3 scratch that itch?
Visuals and Combat are far better than the original. Music is sometimes better sometimes worse.
Story is the same, just with modern techniques. The ending I'll have to let you know about.
Sidequests are meh for me, but you can just skip all but one of them the three times you are in a sidequest section. Just don't do them.
Playtime is going to be half of the original though. It's not in a bad state at all, it's very high quality. It just depends on how much of an issue the 35-40 hours playtime is for you.
I'd say that battles take up a significant amount of time, there's a lot involved in pressuring and staggering monsters, they also interrupt you a lot if you don't dodge or block right. There's a lot of variety in monster combinations too and they all need diifferent things to break their defencs.Watched a review of someone that beat it on classic mode doing 0 side content - 24 hours. Playing on the pussy crybaby mode, not bad
I think knowing that it isn't a "remake" but a quasi sequel or remix is important to whether or not you purchase it. Everything else is secondary.
Yeah little side things here and there and different flow in order to get a world 3D modeled and stuff.I've still been avoiding spoilers, so I may be off base here if they changed more than I'm thinking, but even in development they definitely made airs that the story wasn't going to be the exact same, and part of the limitation of the old hardware was you had to "fill in" some stuff with the story yourself. Now, maybe that was part of the magic for those who liked original VII. I frankly would not mind if they made some changes to it. Obviously some people literally just wanted a shot for shot remake with updated graphics/VA, so I get if they are not happy about any changes. You could already see that group with the whining about the combat. 4 more days, can't wait.
Yeah.So I see some streamers still using the buster sword way later in the game.
Does the weapon upgrade system allow you to just use whatever you want, and long as you put pointa(or whatever) into the weapon?
Yeah but did you see the textures on those tires? This is not the standard I expect of Final Fantasy 7, I can't even see the pixels.
Best thing is that there's a jukebox there that plays a remix of the Gold Saucer theme over and over again, just like the original. Kupo.
DUH DUH DUH, DUR DUR DUH DUH DUH, DER DER DUH DER DUH DER, DUR DUR DUR DER DUUUR.
The reason is so that the game can run as smooth as it does with the animations is has.Oh shut the fuck up. There is zero reason why the textures are so fucking awful. None. And the aliasing is pure aids as well.
That and the animations are cut from the same cloth as any other game released since 2013.
The reason is so that the game can run as smooth as it does with the animations is has.
You guys ever look at the original FF7? Not the re releases but the original. God it's ugly as fuck