Dark Souls II
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federossoblu
Ant of the Sky
Punti il binocolo dove vuoi andare e inizi a correre. Una volta tolto, ti darà una supervelocità.
Verrà patchato nel prossimo update insieme al parrywalking.
bad_hunter
Metroid Hunter
Non conviene, molto probabilmente anche loro finiranno nei daily deal con percentuali di sconto molto alte.
federossoblu
Ant of the Sky
Un altro consiglio dal mitico Rogue Warrior
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E poi, oltre il ring swap
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E poi, oltre il ring swap
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Non penso che dks1 si abbassi sotto i 7euro.
andxel
Zero Shift
Platinato \o/
Devo ammettere che avrei volentieri evitato di far partire il ng++ solo per gli ulitimi due miracoli e la chaos fireball.
Fa nulla, alla fine ci ho speso su un mese buono per un totale di 124 ore di gioco e sono del tutto soddisfatto; senza contare poi il fatto che non avevo proprio voglia di buttarmi nel pvp per combattere oltre 500 scontri solo per l'ultima piromanzia. Non credo poi che lo rigiocherò fino a quando non saranno disponibili i DLC e quando questi ultimi costeranno relativamente poco (o sarà rilasciata una "Prepare to Go Beyond Death edition" o qualcosa di simile).
From Software per me è praticamente la Bethesda dei j-rpg: mi lascia sempre soddisfatto della lunga esperienza di gioco.
Sono impaziente di vedere cosa faranno con Bloodborne e la transizione su next gen.
Devo ammettere che avrei volentieri evitato di far partire il ng++ solo per gli ulitimi due miracoli e la chaos fireball.
Fa nulla, alla fine ci ho speso su un mese buono per un totale di 124 ore di gioco e sono del tutto soddisfatto; senza contare poi il fatto che non avevo proprio voglia di buttarmi nel pvp per combattere oltre 500 scontri solo per l'ultima piromanzia. Non credo poi che lo rigiocherò fino a quando non saranno disponibili i DLC e quando questi ultimi costeranno relativamente poco (o sarà rilasciata una "Prepare to Go Beyond Death edition" o qualcosa di simile).
From Software per me è praticamente la Bethesda dei j-rpg: mi lascia sempre soddisfatto della lunga esperienza di gioco.
Sono impaziente di vedere cosa faranno con Bloodborne e la transizione su next gen.
federossoblu
Ant of the Sky
Complimenti per il platino!
federossoblu
Ant of the Sky
Virtuosismo: double swap e triple spin. Adoro questo genere di video. :asd:
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federossoblu
Ant of the Sky
Dopo quasi 2 settimane di inattività su DS2, l'ho finalmente ripreso ieri sera e ho ucciso l'ultimo boss che era rimasto, il Darklurker/Cacciatore Oscuro, solo al decimo tentativo e quando ho assestato il colpo finale, ho provato il più grande rush di adrenalina che mi ha fatto provare sinora il gioco. Non avevo esultato così tanto alla morte di un boss da quando avevo battuto Manus.
Ora, prima di passare in NG+, voglio grindare un po' di titanite e anime per livellare così da non farmi trovare impreparato e perciò sto facendo un po' di PvP tra i DragonBros anche equipaggiato a tema con l'elmo Testa di Drago e lo Spadone ricurvo del Drago (+5) a 2 mani.
Ora, prima di passare in NG+, voglio grindare un po' di titanite e anime per livellare così da non farmi trovare impreparato e perciò sto facendo un po' di PvP tra i DragonBros anche equipaggiato a tema con l'elmo Testa di Drago e lo Spadone ricurvo del Drago (+5) a 2 mani.
federossoblu
Ant of the Sky
Ho trovato una delle prime impressioni sul DLC con spoiler quasi nulli. Non sembrerebbe affatto male.
So a friend of mine was able to hack into the DLC early, and streamed it on twitch. I'd normally avoid spoilers, but I took one for the team here so I could judge the quality of the DLC. This review will have no spoilers, so don't worry about that. If you want spoilers, you'll have to PM me.
Now, on to the review. Level design is excellent. The DLC area is absolutely massive, and you easily get lost in it's many secret passageways and mechanical contraptions. Enemies are brutal and vicious, often suprising you with unique and startling attacks. There are too many unlockable shortcuts to count, and bonfires are few and far between, so you gotta use those shortcuts.
You also cannot warp between the DLC bonfires, which adds another layer of difficulty to the challenge. There are a lot of items. Tons and tons of chests and stuff, due to the nature of how he got into the DLC, he was unable to open the chests. Even if he could, a lot of items still have to be added into the DLC, so they would have been place-holders.
Now, to what I'm sure most people are wondering about, boss design. There are 3 bosses in the DLC. The first one I wouldn't really consider a boss fight, kinda dissapointed in that particular boss fight. 5/10 on the first boss fight. Second boss is much further into the level, took this guy about 3 hours to find it, and even then he had to hack through a door because he was missing a key.
The first real boss you face is what I would describe a deadly mix of the darklurker, nashandra and Mytha, with a bit of gravelord Nito and some completely new shit in there. I won't spoil any of the lore or attacks, but this guy had a powerful build and he gave up after the 5th try and went to bed. It also does some really unexpected shit that is sorta cheap, but scares the crap out of you.
Overall 8.5/10 on this boss.
And that's just the boss you have to beat in order to get to the dragon. Yeah, the dragon's gonna be a badass.
I haven't seen the final boss yet, but it's a dragon. (duh) And that it's only slightly bigger than Kalameet, so no ancient dragon one-shot fuckery here. When the streamer quit, I'd say he was about 2/3 of the way through the DLC, so still a good deal of stuff I haven't seen yet.
Overall, here's my score.
Level Design: 9/10, amazing shit. You'll get lost, over and over and over again.
Enemy Design and placement. 7/10 some clever traps and tricks, but overall too many ganks for my liking.
Boss design. 9/10, if we're just counting the actual real boss. That other thing wasn't a boss fight...
Amount of Content: 10/10, easily more content than in the AOTA DLC.
Overall, I'd give the entire thing so far a 8.5/10. If you're on the fence right now, buy it. They've addressed almost all the complaints people had about the vanilla game's level design and difficulty. There's not fucking bullshit teleporting here, the entire place is one big fucking interconnected maze of mindfuckery. Completely non-linear.
Anyway, I can't wait until the 22nd, and I hope I've helped some of you decide whether or not it's worth $10.
...I can't wait.
I'd say a blind play-through would take anywhere from 5/7 hours depending on how good you are, and whether you had help.
Now, on to the review. Level design is excellent. The DLC area is absolutely massive, and you easily get lost in it's many secret passageways and mechanical contraptions. Enemies are brutal and vicious, often suprising you with unique and startling attacks. There are too many unlockable shortcuts to count, and bonfires are few and far between, so you gotta use those shortcuts.
You also cannot warp between the DLC bonfires, which adds another layer of difficulty to the challenge. There are a lot of items. Tons and tons of chests and stuff, due to the nature of how he got into the DLC, he was unable to open the chests. Even if he could, a lot of items still have to be added into the DLC, so they would have been place-holders.
Now, to what I'm sure most people are wondering about, boss design. There are 3 bosses in the DLC. The first one I wouldn't really consider a boss fight, kinda dissapointed in that particular boss fight. 5/10 on the first boss fight. Second boss is much further into the level, took this guy about 3 hours to find it, and even then he had to hack through a door because he was missing a key.
The first real boss you face is what I would describe a deadly mix of the darklurker, nashandra and Mytha, with a bit of gravelord Nito and some completely new shit in there. I won't spoil any of the lore or attacks, but this guy had a powerful build and he gave up after the 5th try and went to bed. It also does some really unexpected shit that is sorta cheap, but scares the crap out of you.
Overall 8.5/10 on this boss.
And that's just the boss you have to beat in order to get to the dragon. Yeah, the dragon's gonna be a badass.
I haven't seen the final boss yet, but it's a dragon. (duh) And that it's only slightly bigger than Kalameet, so no ancient dragon one-shot fuckery here. When the streamer quit, I'd say he was about 2/3 of the way through the DLC, so still a good deal of stuff I haven't seen yet.
Overall, here's my score.
Level Design: 9/10, amazing shit. You'll get lost, over and over and over again.
Enemy Design and placement. 7/10 some clever traps and tricks, but overall too many ganks for my liking.
Boss design. 9/10, if we're just counting the actual real boss. That other thing wasn't a boss fight...
Amount of Content: 10/10, easily more content than in the AOTA DLC.
Overall, I'd give the entire thing so far a 8.5/10. If you're on the fence right now, buy it. They've addressed almost all the complaints people had about the vanilla game's level design and difficulty. There's not fucking bullshit teleporting here, the entire place is one big fucking interconnected maze of mindfuckery. Completely non-linear.
Anyway, I can't wait until the 22nd, and I hope I've helped some of you decide whether or not it's worth $10.
...I can't wait.
I'd say a blind play-through would take anywhere from 5/7 hours depending on how good you are, and whether you had help.