▲ 135 r/warcraft3

Bought Reforged for the new campaign, ended up being blown away by the Custom WC2 campaign

I loved the prologue campaign but I found the actual Forsaken campaign to be a bit... much? Like sure it's a good iteration of the Rexxar campaign but the maps were too big, a lot of repetitive objectives and not enough QoL (like teleporting around areas you visitted would've been a godsend, I legitimately had to look up "-nowfpause" because it was becoming so god damn tedious with the walks, so I could at least do something else while tabbed out, BUT ANYWAYS, first I decided to give the WC3 Origins campaign (the one that is basically a retelling/reimagining of the WC1 campaigns) and that was... decent? Can appreciate it and I did have fun with a decent chunk of the missions, but wow did I not expect such an absurd level of passion and quality from Chronicles of the Second War: Tides of Darkness, it's genuinely everything I wanted and more. Such a well made, well directed campaign, with some genuinely good voice acting as well.

I do wonder what sort of Warcraft 3-esque custom campaigns I could've potentially been missing out on? I remember there's this youtuber who loves to play RTS games and their mods/custom campaigns and I remember seeing him play some unique campaigns back in the day, but been a minute.

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u/Dwesk — 12 days ago

Fire Emblem 4 maps be like

first time blindly playing FE4 since I beat over half of the other ones in the series already and decided to give 4/5 a go, but this is one bridge part hilarious, hope there's more quirks like this in 4/5, because why not

u/Dwesk — 4 months ago
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TITS remake NG+50 on Nightmare

The remake is my first Trails game and while I was getting my ass kicked around prologue and some random other fights in the first chapter, later on when you unlock far more fighting tools the game becomes mostly a breeze on normal difficulty, I don't grind, I even avoid most overworld battles unless I'm exploring the map for the first time for chest and other completion related stuff but anyways, I'm on chapter 4 rn and I was thinking how feasible is doing an NG+ Nightmare playthrough with everything carrying over and +50 levels, or is it recommended to just do two separate ones?

Also, can your change difficulty from Nightmare to Hard or Normal if it becomes too challenging/tedious on the +50 run?

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u/Dwesk — 5 months ago

Beat it last night overall great entry but honestly the overwhelming amount of random(ish) encounters, dungeon crawling and most maps being boring plain fields started to really get to me but I still powered through, is chapter 6 worth playing or is it just a 10 floor dungeon grind?

Keep in mind I've yet to play Awakening and Fates so I should probably just move on?

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u/Dwesk — 5 months ago