Yeah lol
It's a massive typo :)
On 21 Mar 2017 12:13, "richard moorcroft" <greattekkenmaster@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Did you mean isn't??? And not is?
On 21 Mar 2017 12:02, "Manase Zote" <bmlzote@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It looks real and this is what the new SNK promised :)
I hope the movie is a disappointment.
On 21 Mar 2017 11:37, "richard moorcroft" <greattekkenmaster@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Is this real??? It looks super epic
On 21 Mar 2017 11:13, "Di Lhong" <marongdin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcBjYfzfMyo
On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Ilitirit Sama <ilitirit@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Yeah that's how I beats the grinders. Just keep mashing dodge. I
think the first time I got hit because I wasn't mashing and the input lag
caused me to get hit again. That will teach to play "properly". Anyway
after I adjusted the settings the input lag isn't an issue any more.
On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 1:18 PM, Nicholas Robertson-Muir <
nicmuir@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I didn't like the demo.
I didn't feel the control issues. In fact, I thought it was really
fluid.
I guess I'm just used to terrible camera angles,because I could do a
lot of the stuff "blind" anyways. The grinders thing was easy on the
demo.
Animation was nice, but I didn't like the game overall. 2A feels
like controlling a piece of paper.
Play Anarchy Reigns, and a lot of the problems Salie are talking
about are old hat.
On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 12:58 PM, Wynand-Ben <paashaasggx@xxxxxxxxxxx
wrote:
For the tutorial the grinders you can just mash dodge. You are
invincible till past the point where you can dodge again.
You can literally be wedged in between two grinder mashing dodge and
evading forever without getting hit...
Dunno if that is different on hard cause like people suggested I did
the tutorial on medium. Also since it auto uses restorative items for
you
its fairly hard to die on medium during the tutorial not sure if thats
sticks around on hard.
The brightness and audio stuff was cute with them being
machines/programs lol
Since 2b is an android the whole "I am a program" and needing to
save or lose progress makes sense story wise. Also having the ability
to
install/unistall UI elements like lifebars and stuff.
Performance is fine now on my 970. Was using drivers from 2016 and
it kept dropping to the 40s. Pretty much locked at 60 now outside of
cutscenes at 1080p.
Also using reshade to give the game some color. Not a fan of the
desaturated gray/brown look on everything.
Bust with the 4th boss atm...
Oh and the music is godlike
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on behalf of Ilitirit Sama <ilitirit@xxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Monday, March 20, 2017 12:39 PM
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*Subject:* Re: Hello
Played Nier: Automata this weekend on PC.
A few performance issues. Hopefully will be sorted by a driver
update. Paas says it sorted out his issues.
Had terrible input lag till I adjusted some graphics settings.
Now on to the gameplay...
The TUTORIAL (emphasis intended) level is between 30 minutes and 1
hour long depending on how you play (there are secrets, alternate routes
etc). There are no save points. You die at the boss? GGs go back to
square one. And it's not exactly easy. In fact, everyone suggests
playing
on Hard mode, except for the TUTORIAL, which you should do on normal
difficulty (the boss can one-shot you with nearly every attack). The
other
reason it's not that easy is because of how the camera works. eg. You
position yourself in front of a fence with the mid-boss ahead you so
that
you clearly can see his attacks. As the fight starts, the entire screen
goes black. Why? Because the camera decided that it felt more
comfortable
behind one of the thin horizontal rails on the fence, which means your
entire view is obscured. Congratulations! You just got hit by an
unseeable attack. Here's the fun part: Now this could be because of
the
input lag, but it seems like there are no iFrames after getting hit.
So if
you get hit by something like a grinder and then try to roll to
recovery,
you can't if you happen to recover into said grinder. Ggs. Go back to
square 1. Well done Platinum on not making the most annoying cutscenes
and
set-pieces skippable. Watch them again you ungrateful, filthy casual.
It's also interesting how some skippable scenes are skipped by pressing
A,
while others are skipped by pressing B. Sensible UX design is
overrated I
guess.
OK, now that I got the bad stuff out of the way, let's move on to
some more bad stuff. So you fight your way to the end again and you
have
to fight more giant enemies. Simply dodging and counters. Very easy,
no?
No is the correct answer. If you dodge while the camera is having a bad
day, you'll dodge in a way that you cannot see yourself because the
boss is
obscuring the view. What to do now? Stand still? Dodge left, right?
Jump? It's an SFV mixup. You have to commit to a choice and if you
guess
wrong, well, see the previous paragraph about no iFrames. But! What if
you are lucky enough that you only got hit once and therefore still have
enough health left so that you can apply a restorative item (never
explained in the tutorial BTW)? Well obviously you would just press
start,
then find and select the item to use it, no? Again, no is indeed the
correct answer. The sub-menu appears to only be available during
certain
frames of animation. If you press start on a "wrong" frame you simply
get
a pause menu. The game seems to think that recovery is a cut-scene or
set
piece. So what you'll need to do is get hit, then guess again about
where
to dodge to, and then if the camera gods are feeling generous, maybe you
can find a spot and ideal time to access the sub menu so that you can
heal
yourself.
Whew. Well now that the TUTORIAL is out of the way, how does the
rest of the game stack up. Well, the first thing they show you is how
to
adjust brightness and audio volume.
GGs Platinum.
Other than that the game is great. I swear.
