- cross-posted to:
- patientgamers@sh.itjust.works
- cross-posted to:
- patientgamers@sh.itjust.works
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Sekiro and the souls games are so worth that discounted price.
Grim Dawn is a steal at just under £7.
Are the DLCs worth it?
No idea as yet. I wanted to complete the game on normal before buying them. I just completed all the quests which opens up the second tier difficulty. Doing some rep farming which I think opens last two locked dungeons.
If you are going to play it, I would go occultist for your first character. Poison and acid gears seems to drop more than anything else for me. Poison bomb from Mutagenic ichor on any shield is pretty lethal against most bosses, and I would use the next version Noxious bomb from Venom tipped ammo asap.
Absolutely! The replayability is amazing with the way skill trees and class specialization work. So many options!
I tried Sword and Fairy 7 at half-off ($18 with DLC) figuring “could this be an interesting snippet of a branch of gaming that didn’t quite resonate with the West” – we all know the JRPGs, German Industrial Sim Games, and Korean Grindfest MMOs so I wanted to see what 1.4 billion people were playing.
Two or so hours in, the game itself has some frustrating control aspects (if you enter an “indoors” scene you slow your walk to a crawl, and the maps are often surprisingly narrow), but the combat is very fluid and the graphics quite pretty.
However, it seems like compatibility is a mess. You can’t tell it “fullscreen at a different resolution than desktop”, and at 4K with all the pretty stuff on, it does pretty intensely tax a 6900XT (I saw the hotspot temperature top 100C). So I tried it under Linux and it seemed to run cooler (since I use 1440p there as “real” desktop resolution instead of 150% scaling) but there’s some weird glitch on the cutscenes where it shows a literal TV-style test pattern instead of a cutscene.
I enjoyed them. Its more of the same so if you enjoyed the base game youll like the dlc.
