dane007 said:
Yea i heard that the ps4 version ahs really bad frame rate problems. I can't say for sure as i am playing it on pc . My older brother , however has xbox one and its looks stable to me , especially in combat. But the witcher 3 doesnt have frame rate problems liek the souls game where it feel liek its on single frames lol. Does your ps4 version lag when you fight enemies? I know you can do the same with Witcher 3 as i defeated a level 18 monster when i was level 6. I think with the witcher 3, its both where its based on high level and/or better equipment. Ah okay, fair enough. i mainly try to engage in combat , rather then do the tactical way. Apart from the frame rate in souls , my main gripe with teh game was teh lack of story. for me , i need to hav e a reson to explore the worl di am and there needs to be apurpose for it as well. Going in to kill bosses and gettign equipment to unlock area , for me was pointless as theres no reason to reach the end . Unless you want the gloryu to boast that you finished it ;). I agree totally. Its the story that you get from the main quests and teh story you get from sidequests , is what makes me keep on playing. Its not like syrim where it says go collect 4 of something or go to this guys house and kill him with this poison arrow. The sidequets has lot fo backstory which makes i worthwhile to wexplore , plus its beautiful written as well. Bloodbourne is fun but its easier then soul games , hower the frame pacing issues is terrible. constant stuttering , especially during combat. |
Souls games tell the story via the world design, and there are story lines in the characters you meet if you pay attention. Souls games actually make me want to explore every corner as the world is unique and varied. I can remember the exact maps of the Souls games, yet games like the witcher 3 only leave behind a vague outline of the world map and some points of interest. Those 20/30 villages all look the same in the end.
Dark souls slowed down a lot in Blight town but otherwise it was fine. Witcher 3 slows down everytime it rains, fighting groups in the rain is not fun. (although still better than Blight town, that was ropey)
I've done plenty sidequests in Witcher 3 with hardly any backstory or just a little document. Sorry, but that doesn't make "Can you get rid of this monster for me" quests any better, nor the "find out what happened to x". Another lost patrol, another lost son or brother, another "we arrived and got ambushed, btw stash is over there". It's just repeated too often, and the documents all become a slight variation of the same couple of themes.
Still loving the main quest, solving a heist atm and seems I have to rescue Dandelion.
What I meant with Skyrim is that it's very clear what the generic procedural quests are, and which are the main side quests paths. Most of those were well written too and very different from each other. The main quest was boring though, I had to force myself to complete it after doing everything else.