| dahuman said: Man that's a lot, I have only one comment though, cook more and some of you problems will go away lol, I mean it's a pretty big part of the game. |
I'm not going to tell you how to cook and I suggest not watching videos or look things up either, blackout is the best way to play this game after all.Haha, yeah, I like to be thorough. As I've noted though; most of the problems are common in open world games (empty stretches, pop-in, for instance). And I realize that I've only scratched the surface of the game. I was really impressed overall though, especially the level of freedom is mindblowing compared to any other game I've ever played and I hope other developers are taking notes here! Oh, and its best feature by far over Horizon; save when you bloody want to! No more being reloaded and thrown back to the nearest bonfire, losing thousands of XP and lots of loot, wasting time in an open world is not something you want to do... This should be standard in all open world games, all of the PC-centric titles treat this as a part of the genre, being able to save exactly when you want to, having quirky saving mechanics only serves to frustrate the player, I know I certainly hate it.
I don't like to use guides or watch videos on how things are done, if the game is well made, you can figure out the mechanics through context and trying, I don't want to play a game to min-max according to stats and mechanics, I want to play the way I want to play and build a character that I made, not some nerds making a guide to becoming OP, one way or the other.
I'm waiting at least a year or so to get my Switch, I don't buy consoles first year, it's not worth the prices or the hassle and the libraries are tiny in the beginning. Honestly, I'm also a bit worried about the various issues the Switch seems to have, even if the fail percentage is small, better to wait for them to be ironed out through hardware fixes and patches (and more features wouldn't kill me either).
