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The updates for this game are over. It would be nice if we can freely discuss about m-o-d-s for this game in here. There are so many good ones out by now that even let you play with other players online. For example: More map variations on Nexus, that adds tons of new content and lets you play with other random players online who're also using it.

I really don't understand what's the harm in allowing us to talk about them, especially now when the game is done with updates.

I don't understand what's happening to the entertainment industry. Every good series/movie/show/videogame/piece of art is becoming progressive and getting ruined. What the heck is happening to this world and why is it happening now? The Odyssey was already too much and now this.

Seeing lots of threads here recently about dlc or future content ideas/concepts for Nightreign. Just wanted to remind you all the life cycle for this game is over. Daydreaming about more Nightreign content is like daydreaming about more Bloodborne content. It's not gonna happen.

I was browsing latest screenshots on Steam and barely 2k players are playing this game right now on PC. And it has only a total of 4k reviews. I genuinely have never seen this kind of low numbers outside obscure indie games that flop. Seriously, what happened with Nioh 3? Did they not market it enough? This is crazy.

Playing the game for the first time and I love the lore behind how these female robots were created to fulfill various roles of a futuristic society. These robots or replikas seem to be part machine and part biology, so I wonder if they've a working pleasure system and can fuck? Which model do you think would be the best at it?

I've never felt such second-hand embarrassment and cringe from a experiencing a movie, TV show, video game, etc, before, like what the hell man, what they were thinking? The game was pretty mature up to this point with good writing, but they suddenly turned Rockford into a cringey child in this chapter. I literally had to mute the game during the skateboarding part where she was saying those cringe lines like: "shananana shananana"... like what was she even on about? Not to mention, Cass's father being rude felt so forced? Like he was pretending to be a strict dad or something.

Feels like literally every boss in this game has like 20+ different moves. There are so many long combos and variations of it, and sometimes bosses can even mix and match their attacks from different strings of combos. It gets so tedious learning all of that when the game throws bosses at you like every 2 minute. Why can't there be some simple bosses like in Souls games and other soulslikes like Lies of P, especially in early chapters?? I'm fighting the Tiger boss right now and my god, on my 10th try I felt like I learned all his moves, and then he does some new variation of swings I haven't seen before and kills me. I also hate how he has two types of punch combos that appear very identical, but in one of them he delays the second swing a bit, which always throws me off. Not every freaking boss needs over two dozen moves. It's so goddamn annoying.

It feels like the best way to deal with bosses in this game is to just not let them do anything at all, by using immobilize, turning invisible with cloud step, stunning with heavy attacks, summoning your clones to overwhelm them, etc. I like complex bosses, but they should be rare and most of them should be in late game areas.

Been thinking of buying it but I can't stand modern politics that're being shoved into western video games these days. All the twitter drama makes me think it's another game like Concord, Dragon Age Veilguard, South of Midnight, Life is Cringe, but I would like to ask the people who've played it. IGN gave it a 10 which is a big red flag, but the Steam reviews seem to be kinda positive so I'm confused....