Hm. Didn't notice there was a knockoff. It's the one by Order of Chaos, of course.So, is it the one from Estoty Entertainment, from order of Chaos, or yet another one? Because I'm pretty sure one's a knock-off from the other, but I'm not sure which way it goes
Something to consider about Dragon Quarter: most of the same team went on to make Dead Rising, which also has a very similar "expect to fail a few times but you still get stronger for next runs regardless" game play style. It's still an interesting idea but yes, expect to ether die or use too much Dragon Power during your run the first few times.
Yeah, I just remember it getting shit on pretty hard, similar to what happened to FFXII initially, until years later when people realized they were looking at it all wrong. Both games deviated from the norms of their respective series, and ended up more cult hits than mainstream successes like previous entries.
I keep forgetting about the fishing mini-game. I actually did enjoy that.
It's mobile? I thought they were making a real game.
Want to get really trippy? Steam can install games on your desktop from your phone! Were I so inclined, I could buy a game while I'm out, and have it installed and ready to play by the time I got home.
I've used that before, but they don't have the kinks out of it entirely. For example, if your library has two install locations, it usually installs to the one you don't want
Are you playing the enhanced edition? Dei and I played through twice in co-op (once in the standard edition, once in enhanced), the enhanced edition has a much better final chapter.
He could just type "8" and turn the phone sideways.
That wouldn't work! You'd have to turn off the auto-rotate feature of the phone's screen first.
No respectable person keeps that feature on by default, it's like wanting your steak well done.
NOT forgiven.
By the end of this, you'll never want to hear the phrase "Let's see... Halibut. Tomatoes. Sheep's cheese." ever again. You'll hear it in your sleep. And cheese puns. Lots and lots of cheese puns.
One of the "Tales of" games had this problem. I think it was Xillia.
It expands even outside RPGs. "Be strong! Strong like Saladin!"
If you want to do Arcane AND Skill, then Blades of Mercy are a good choice because it scales off both. However, any time you stick an elemental jewel in a weapon, it scales from Arcane (as long as it's not already a split damage type weapon), which is something to consider if you have a certain fast weapon you like.
Trouble is, Arcane doesn't really kick well until you get it to 25, and plowing points into that can leave other things underdone. I usually ignore vitality in Dark Souls, but having only 12 late in Bloodborne, you can really feel every mistake. Probably the best way to do an Arcane build is to ignore Arcane until the point where you can actually use it, then build from there. It means you're only using it for part of the game, but that's better than what I did. Would be nice to someday see the game's few spells in action.
I'm still done with Arcane, but good call on the Blade of Mercy, because that totally fits my playstyle. I hadn't tried them before because they were so expensive, but now I'm slashing through everything on my new character and I'm almost back to where I was with the Arcane in half the time. These would've been terrible during my first playthrough because I didn't understand the proper use of dodge-back, attack, leap forward, attack, etc. if you're using a quick weapon, but now it's fantastic. Definitely worth the 40,000 blood echoes.
Indeed.
