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Forums - Gaming - ELEX first impressions (tldc; It's basically Gothic)

 

The perfect open world

Weapon durability is garbage 10 30.30%
 
Limited inventory is garbage 3 9.09%
 
Loading times are garbage 3 9.09%
 
Scaling XP and enemies are garbage 3 9.09%
 
Can't vote, too busy playing ELEX 14 42.42%
 
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vivster said:
routsounmanman said:
Loved Gothic 2 and 3 back in the day. This doesn't look like a Gothic game though :/
HoloDust said:
I haven't started it yet, but glad to hear it's up there with their best. Not a fan of setting though, I would much more prefer actual Gothic, but I'll take anything from Piranha Bytes.

And yeah (and I said this many times around here), Gothic is for me, as well, pinnacle of open-world action RPGs. Not that I think it's flawless, there are a lot, and I mean a lot of improvements that genre would benefit from - but unfortunately, except for smaller devs like PB, genre is heading in completely different direction, becoming action-adventure with some RPG elements sprinkled in, so I'm glad PB is sticking to their roots, despite obvious temptations to go the route of some other developers.

I was put off with the setting at first too. Sure I would've liked a pure fantasy world much more but at its core ELEX is Gothic. And believe me, I am 24h into the game now and 95% of the time I am fighting with bow and arrow against people with axes and swords and crossbows and against scavengers and molerats and boars.

How dare you bundle me up and mass-reply? I demand personal treatment.



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routsounmanman said:
vivster said:

I was put off with the setting at first too. Sure I would've liked a pure fantasy world much more but at its core ELEX is Gothic. And believe me, I am 24h into the game now and 95% of the time I am fighting with bow and arrow against people with axes and swords and crossbows and against scavengers and molerats and boars.

How dare you bundle me up and mass-reply? I demand personal treatment.

Actually you were the initial quote. I put in Holo after the fact because it also answers his post. So if anything Holo should complain because he wasn't notified of the quote due to copy and paste.



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