u/GoingWithTheFlaw

I’ve never played a rogue like game ever and I don’t play fps either. I can enjoy a lot tps games but this mostly because the games I play like the mass effect trilogy, rdr2 or gta v helps me a lot with the aim function, I mostly play turn based, strategy and action RPGs. I enjoy this game quite a bit, especially the bosses, but it gets a bit annoying when stuff is happening so fast and enemies pop out of nowhere, I get overwhelmed and a bit panicky and have to start the entire dungeon all over again (I know obviously, it’s a rogue like). In a way the game doesn’t seem that hard, but it’s a bit annoying that the punishment for the trail and error learning type of way at the boss fights, is so time costly. Like, it takes a while until I reach the boss again and when I do, I’m not in (fighting the boss) mindset anymore and it kind of makes me feel like I’m fighting the same boss for the first time at my 4th attempt, meaning that I kinda forget some of the stuff that it’s supposed to happen during the entire boss fight. Game is pretty cool all in all. I am a big sucker for any type of surreal media. Any advice? I’m currently at my 2nd boss fight, but anything would help.

I’m only asking this question in this subreddit because I’m not a Star Wars fan. I would only consider buying this because it’s made by the same team. So, is it any good? Are there enough similarities to xcom to worth a buy? Also, does it suffer from optimization issues on PlayStation like Xcoms?

A game where the gameplay is so good, I don’t even skip the underwhelming story. It holds up pretty well, I think, even now. I’m having more fun with this game than I did with some of the super popular action RPGs on ps4. I can’t believe the game had such mediocre ratings from the western journalists. I didn’t finish it, but personally I would give it a score between 8.5 and a 9. This is mostly due to the satisfying action rpg mechanics. It sits at a 64 from critics and 75 from users. Now I’m starting to realize why so many games and sequels didn’t receive a western localization anymore. This is a real solid game, what were the journos critics were thinking?

I got over a hundred hours in this game and its expansion over a week and I can’t believe it’s more of an immersive sci fi experience than the mass effect trilogy.

At first, I didn’t like the chosen, their counterpart characters that joined my party and the lost because I felt like they didn’t belong in the xcom2 universe. However, I really started to enjoy them. I really got into the flow of what the developers had in mind when they introduced them because of the atmosphere of some maps. I wouldn’t have been able to play it for so long otherwise. The gameplay got tiring considering the amount of hours I put into it in such a short amount of time, but the atmosphere and the writing is what keeps me in.

I’m really looking forward to experience another sci fi like this, so I got xcom1 on steam and I wanted to play it on a Mac with a virtual machine because I don’t own a PC. After waisting a day and half troubleshooting with google’s AI (almost nothing it told me to do, actually worked), I gave up. Might buy a ps3 mostly because I really want to experience the first title. From what I’ve seen on YouTube it’s very similar in style to the second when it comes to cinematics and atmosphere. Not the iOS version though.

My question is, anyone know sci fi games with good writing and atmosphere like this? Preferably RPG but don’t mind the genre if you think it’s really good. I’m willing to try anything, even FPS’s (my least favorite).

PS: I can’t understand why they made Central hotter than Shen

PPS: I’m more straight than an A.P. Round.

When I did my previous post I got quite far into the game without upgrading my armour and weapons at all. I got the point where there wasn’t anything to research anymore, but didn’t buy the upgrades from the girl because I thought they would equip automatically (it’s what the ai on google told me) and I guess I missed the prompt with the instructions first time I’ve played it. Got a game over anyway and when I started it again, it was a completely different experience, as you can imagine. It’s actually gotten quite easy and my favorite part about the game is researching stuff in proving grounds and customizing my characters with the ammo, skills and stats that I want. It’s so satisfying, but so op as well. It’s not the worst tactical RPG I’ve played at all now, quite the opposite 😅, but it’s definitely the worst optimized game I’ve ever played on any console by far. I had 4 crashes just last night and now my biggest adversary is the loading times 💀. I’m playing a ps4 game on ps5 pro and it takes 1 minute on the clock to load a mission. Same with loading saves as well. Anyway, I feel a bad itch of trying to start this game from 0 again after I finish it. Two questions: is there a person here who has NOT gotten a game over when they played this game for the first time? (Not counting if you’ve watched a guide or got told by a friend what to do). The second is: are the DLC’s worth it since they are 2x more expensive than the main game.

I just got into this game a few days ago. You have to believe me I didn’t come here for ragebait, but this game,imo, is definitely the worst SRPG I’ve ever played. Don’t know if it’s because I suck, but having 30% accuracy when I’m 2 feet from an enemy is too much. I didn’t have this problem in the beginning of the game, but now I’m struggling quite a bit to get past a mission. Most of the times now I can’t even kill a senior enemy with 6 members in a turn. The aliens one shooting my characters halfway across the map when most of my players on overwatch almost never hit now is kinda of laughable. As far as the tone of the story and the writing goes, they are enjoyable and grounded. The cutscenes are also quite cinematic. I don’t know if it’s because all the other srpg’s I’ve played so far are Japanese, but not having a map or a camera to be able to see inside of buildings and which walls are breakable and which ones I can shoot through is quite a big deal. Also not being able to see enemy’s stats, weapons, gear and how far they’re able to move is a bit hard to get used to. I think I might a game over any way, due to a lack of intel. Any advise on how to get around the accuracy stuff?

I’m at the beginning of chapter 11 and some heavy shi went down in the previous chapter that almost left me with my jaw in the floor. Loved every minute, well almost every minute. I absolutely adore this kind of art in the environment, the story and the music. I also really dig the characters, especially Nokia because she never fails to crack me up whenever she’s on screen. The others, I feel like are also quite well written and entertaining. My biggest gripe with this game is the writing… I dunno if it’s the thing in itself or the way it shows up on the screen, but it can get overwhelming for me pretty fast. The best way I can describe it is trying and forcing myself to walk at normal pace while in a deep swamp. The game is quite reading heavy and I need a break every 20 minutes. Of course I’m not taking any, but it’s not a pleasing feeling in the slightest after dragging myself through it for a couple of hours. I really wonder if anyone else had this happened to them with this title? In the unlikely case that ANYBODY here has played the Japanese and the English versions of this game, would you mind giving out a summary on the comparison between them and if there are any major differences in the story and how the game plays?

I’m near the end of Revelations and I find myself constantly getting hit and my characters killed by blows with 20-30% hit rate, like CONSTANTLY. There was one time 3 characters hit me one after the other with hit rate below 30%. The 50 to 60% feels more like 90-100% IF THE ENEMY DOES IT. Where my characters are concerned the 80-90% hit rate feels like 30-40%. I find it so incredibly ridiculous that I just start to laugh. Like wtf???!! Btw, I’m playing the Undubbed english ver.