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Frostfall transforms Skyrim not in location or style, but in its very genre. Frostfall turns the game into a survival title, adding several mechanics to the game like coverage, exposure, and a new perk system that is based around braving the harsh winter weather. Exposure measures how much current weather conditions are affecting you, for instance, whereas the new perks like endurance will help you survive longer in the cold.
So, we're stealing episode titles from the Famicast now I almost wish you guys were still on the same podcast feed! also, Dan Bloodworth is a voice I have not heard since I used to listen to Invisible walls! This is a really cool episode to have my e-mail read on!The way that Mr. Bloodworth is describing Witcher 3 is... really turning me off. I like my games to feel gamey, I have learned in my experiences with gaming that level design is something that arrests me, and that I can suspend my disbelief far more and remember the games SO much more vividly if i still have that mental map I can dust off when I revisit the game in my mind. It's a big reason I'm down on stuff like GTA, Goldeneye, and most importantly, any video game that Bethesda Softworks has ever made in the history of ever.Bloodborne's level design is so rich, so lovingly crafted and etched into my mind the same way that Dark Souls 1 or a Castlevania game or Super Metroid is bored into my very concience. I can tell you where you're going to find things in games like that, and what the implications of finding said things are. I cannot tell you where you are going to find a copy of the Lusty Argonian Maid or your particular powerful piece of equipment that isn't afforded to you outside of like... a quest in Skyrim is.
Quote from: ClexYoshiThe way that Mr. Bloodworth is describing Witcher 3 is... really turning me off. I like my games to feel gamey, I have learned in my experiences with gaming that level design is something that arrests me, and that I can suspend my disbelief far more and remember the games SO much more vividly if i still have that mental map I can dust off when I revisit the game in my mind. It's a big reason I'm down on stuff like GTA, Goldeneye, and most importantly, any video game that Bethesda Softworks has ever made in the history of ever.Bloodborne's level design is so rich, so lovingly crafted and etched into my mind the same way that Dark Souls 1 or a Castlevania game or Super Metroid is bored into my very concience. I can tell you where you're going to find things in games like that, and what the implications of finding said things are. I cannot tell you where you are going to find a copy of the Lusty Argonian Maid or your particular powerful piece of equipment that isn't afforded to you outside of like... a quest in Skyrim is.
The way that Mr. Bloodworth is describing Witcher 3 is... really turning me off. I like my games to feel gamey, I have learned in my experiences with gaming that level design is something that arrests me, and that I can suspend my disbelief far more and remember the games SO much more vividly if i still have that mental map I can dust off when I revisit the game in my mind. It's a big reason I'm down on stuff like GTA, Goldeneye, and most importantly, any video game that Bethesda Softworks has ever made in the history of ever.Bloodborne's level design is so rich, so lovingly crafted and etched into my mind the same way that Dark Souls 1 or a Castlevania game or Super Metroid is bored into my very concience. I can tell you where you're going to find things in games like that, and what the implications of finding said things are. I cannot tell you where you are going to find a copy of the Lusty Argonian Maid or your particular powerful piece of equipment that isn't afforded to you outside of like... a quest in Skyrim is.
I'm glad you finally tried Hyrule Warriors john and this may sound weird but you should keep playing the game and it will just click with you. I played the game for about 6-7 hours and it was ok but I wasn't having a lot of fun with it. The combat seemed shallow, the game repetitive and confusing and i was getting my tail kicked by some bosses and overwhelmed with stopping them and the constant treat of my base being attacked.Then it all came together! I started to know what the game was asking of me and what I had to do to be successful. My characters started to level up and unlock more abilities and become stronger. I started to mess with the weapon fusion system and I was getting better rankings in previous maps. I started to get into the story and the characters and well the game just clicked. It turned out to be one of my favorite games that year. Almost like getting an CD and you listen to it a few times and don't think much of it then you listen more to it and it all of a sudden becomes one of your favorite CD's. So i would say keep playing and invest some decent time in it and inside lies a very well made and worthy game.Remember glass half full guys!!!
Been a listener for almost two years now, just listened to this episode this morning.Thought I would just pop in and say I love the podcast and look forward to it every week. Good job on another great episode.Stick with Hyrule Warriors though! It gets pretty addictive after you've sunk some time into it. The DLC is amazing too, I'd argue Young Link is the most fun character in the game, it changes your entire mindset as you're pretty much never going to want to use your super move and instead convert your gauge into magic to turn into Fierce Diety. I'm also wondering if you have invested any time leveling up your characters through the item \"crafting,\" it makes the game infinitely more enjoyable once you've put the time into unlocking all the combos for your character.
Quote from: MilksteakBeen a listener for almost two years now, just listened to this episode this morning.Thought I would just pop in and say I love the podcast and look forward to it every week. Good job on another great episode.Stick with Hyrule Warriors though! It gets pretty addictive after you've sunk some time into it. The DLC is amazing too, I'd argue Young Link is the most fun character in the game, it changes your entire mindset as you're pretty much never going to want to use your super move and instead convert your gauge into magic to turn into Fierce Diety. I'm also wondering if you have invested any time leveling up your characters through the item \"crafting,\" it makes the game infinitely more enjoyable once you've put the time into unlocking all the combos for your character. 153554b96e
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