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[STAR WARS] Jedi: Fallen Order - Page 2
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Dangermousecatdog
United Kingdom7084 Posts
I can't wait to see how the hero revives the Jedi Order! | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6876 Posts
On November 26 2019 05:29 Wombat_NI wrote: Metacritic has it at 81 so you’re pretty on the consensus! I don’t disagree at all but it’s just a depressing indictment on the industry. No spoilers thus far anyway! I just look enough information about a game to whet my appetite and then play it blind from there, and I don’t think anything has really been spoiled yet. I don’t really understand people who voraciously consume everything about a game because you never have that feeling of discovery and learning, it’s like dating a girl after you’ve seen her sex tape already. Rofl that is a bad comparison :D I completely understand your thoughts regarding a game. I mean figuring shit out is half the fun! But I would most definitely still date the girl after I've seen her sex tape ^^ | ||
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Merany
France890 Posts
It probably helps that I haven't played any Uncharted so I'm not tired of the genre and I rather like the different puzzles. The story so far is rather enjoyable to follow, not amazing, standard Star Wars stuff. Was afraid Cal was going to be a bit whiny but he's fine and his relationship with BD1 is well done. And obviously, being a sucker for everything DS/Sekiro like, the light saber fights are just fucking great, finally a game that gets the tension (playing on Jedi Master). | ||
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WombaT
Northern Ireland25000 Posts
On November 26 2019 21:06 Harris1st wrote: Rofl that is a bad comparison :D I completely understand your thoughts regarding a game. I mean figuring shit out is half the fun! But I would most definitely still date the girl after I've seen her sex tape ^^ Tsk what’s wrong with a bit of mystery in romance? Youngsters these days :p I think playing games from the age of 6 for the next 24 years as one of my main hobbies I’ve seen a lot of stuff before already so remaining relatively unspoiled is that much more important. I know a vague bit about Dark Souls and am about to start playing through. Opinions seem to vary but iirc a lot like how DS worked level design wise, with less fast travel to hubs like in some of the others, and that backtracking is OK because it’s your ‘downtime’ and a mental break after beating an area? It seems to be a consistent complaint about this game which crudely seems to be basically Star Wars Dark Souls? Is there a reason it’s more obnoxious backtracking in Fallen Order? Dark Souls has a really cool art style and world that is probably fun to appreciate when sauntering about, is it not so much the case here? I am currently enjoying my play of Breath of the Wild with self-imposed limits such as not using fast travel, I find it more immersive and I’m enjoying traversing the world but I imagine that’s not sustainable over a full game run, | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6876 Posts
On November 27 2019 00:21 Wombat_NI wrote: Tsk what’s wrong with a bit of mystery in romance? Youngsters these days :p I think playing games from the age of 6 for the next 24 years as one of my main hobbies I’ve seen a lot of stuff before already so remaining relatively unspoiled is that much more important. I know a vague bit about Dark Souls and am about to start playing through. Opinions seem to vary but iirc a lot like how DS worked level design wise, with less fast travel to hubs like in some of the others, and that backtracking is OK because it’s your ‘downtime’ and a mental break after beating an area? It seems to be a consistent complaint about this game which crudely seems to be basically Star Wars Dark Souls? Is there a reason it’s more obnoxious backtracking in Fallen Order? Dark Souls has a really cool art style and world that is probably fun to appreciate when sauntering about, is it not so much the case here? I am currently enjoying my play of Breath of the Wild with self-imposed limits such as not using fast travel, I find it more immersive and I’m enjoying traversing the world but I imagine that’s not sustainable over a full game run, Youngsters? I take that as a compliment  I think I am actually older than you ^^My first advice still stands btw: Get Origin Premiere for a month and try it out! 15$ is not wasted much if it's not you thing at all. Me personally, I find all kinds of backtracking awful. Specially in games like this where everything can kill you if you are not careful. Much less a problem with, lets say Diablo, where you are lvl 60 in a lvl 20 area and everything just tickles you. Here even 2 stupid rats can kill you. | ||
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Elentos
55510 Posts
On November 26 2019 08:47 FreakyDroid wrote: ... I think people are bound to be generous because it's the first single player story driven Star Wars game in like 9 years, the first by EA and just generally one of the better ones as well (as well as being a finished game worth the full prize, I remember Force Unleashed 2 I had fully completed in terms of achievements and collectibles in under 12 hours while for Fallen Order it took over 30). For a first effort this was a much better game than I expected, so I'm inclined to rate it more highly. You seem to have expected more, so you rate it a bit lower. In terms of Force Powers, to be honest you are simply limited because it's a game about a Jedi Padawan (with no training other than that) becoming a Jedi Knight. Every other single player Star Wars game where you were in control of a Force user allowed you the option to go to the Dark Side or to at least use its Force Powers (predominantly Force Lightning) to a certain extent, which also made sense within the story. For a Jedi using the Force in combat, beyond Push, Pull, Saber Throw and slowing down time, variety starts to get bleak. In terms of gameplay I suppose the most similar game I've played this year is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. On all accounts, that's a superior game. But Fallen Order had its moments I absolutely adored as well. And I'd be more than happy if they made another. On a different note, who killed y'all the most? My #1 struggle was the Oggdo Bogdo on Bogano cause I just went in with basically no skills and resources so I died a lot. | ||
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JimmyJRaynor
Canada16673 Posts
On November 27 2019 01:28 Elentos wrote: Every other single player Star Wars game where you were in control of a Force user allowed you the option to go to the Dark Side or to at least use its Force Powers (predominantly Force Lightning) to a certain extent, As a Jedi in Atari 2600 Star Wars Jedi Arena you didn't have the ability to "go to the dark side" I'll bet you Star Wars video games getting fucked into the ground were a contributing influence on Adham, Morhaime, and Pearce deciding to go with their own home grown IP. | ||
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Elentos
55510 Posts
 + Show Spoiler + Also fully trained Cal at the end of the game is weaker than somewhat-trained Luke on Bespin in Episode 5. | ||
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BadHabits
Canada45 Posts
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Harris1st
Germany6876 Posts
On November 27 2019 06:22 BadHabits wrote: just the way he moves in that game makes me cringe so choppy That's what I think, too. Just yesterday I died multiple times, which was ofc leading to me knowing the way and every move by heart. But Cal.... you expect a Jedi to move a little more gracefully On November 27 2019 01:28 Elentos wrote: On a different note, who killed y'all the most? My #1 struggle was the Oggdo Bogdo on Bogano cause I just went in with basically no skills and resources so I died a lot. That one was easy. I did him right at the beginning. Just need to be patient and bug him out with the doorframe  I think I died a lot at the first Zeffo Guardian statue thingy cause obviously I had no idea how to kill it. In general I die a lot if there is more than one enemy and not just blaster troopers | ||
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Elentos
55510 Posts
On November 27 2019 18:08 Harris1st wrote: That one was easy. I did him right at the beginning. Just need to be patient and bug him out with the doorframe Anything to win, huh? Well, being an honorable man, I engaged him in his arena and got my shit pushed in until I learned the combat well enough. That said, following that experience I focused so much on the dodging aspect of combat and much less on parrying which just made the game harder than it needed to be in some fights. That's a realization I had from watching others play the game after the fact. | ||
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Harris1st
Germany6876 Posts
On November 28 2019 04:40 Elentos wrote: Anything to win, huh? Well, being an honorable man, I engaged him in his arena and got my shit pushed in until I learned the combat well enough. That said, following that experience I focused so much on the dodging aspect of combat and much less on parrying which just made the game harder than it needed to be in some fights. That's a realization I had from watching others play the game after the fact. Playing on Grandmaster I use every tool I get. Even a doorframe Though I'm ashamed to admit I had to lower the difficulty once + Show Spoiler + The bounty hunter arena was just too much. It was either lower the difficulty or ragequit forever and destroy my PC I dodge way more than I parry. Maybe I should change that | ||
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oGoZenob
France1503 Posts
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