I’ve just checked, and it wasn’t a slider on the first DoA, it was just a switch on or off bouncing boobs. When I think about it, I’m sure the slider was depressingly in a much more recent game.

Decided to go back, for a third time...and finally stuck to it and finished this. Unluckily the first time I think it was up against Zelda, the second time I never really tried I don’t think, but this time I pushed through the relearning curve and it is without question an amazing game. Absolutely stunning, good to play without being great, an interesting world and enjoyable story, and most of the main characters are interesting as well as the main being very much so. There’s definitely something missing but I can’t quite put my finger on it. But, I have definitely enjoyed it at the third attempt, really glad I went back...again.

It was a gorgeous game but I didn't think it was particularly good for story hoppers.  I played it going from mission to mission, so it took me 17hrs or so, but it seemed better suited to getting into the swing of things.  It's a balancing act I guess, creating an open world game that caters for to all types of players.  Red Dead Redemption was a good one for both camps imo.

Moot_Geeza wrote:

It was a gorgeous game but I didn't think it was particularly good for story hoppers.  I played it going from mission to mission, so it took me 17hrs or so, but it seemed better suited to getting into the swing of things.  It's a balancing act I guess, creating an open world game that caters for to all types of players.  Red Dead Redemption was a good one for both camps imo.

I'd say that's because you can get though all of red dead with your starting gear, or if you need something else the game gives it to you at that moment (like a rifle). HZD rewards you for exploring by giving upgrades, and your life is harder if you don't go down that path

It was definitely designed with the placement of sidequests nearby the main quests. Trouble is, I went OCD and hoovered up the side quests and didn't take main quests for fear of locking content. I played the whole game spoiler free and didn't realise that there were no points of no return where you could miss out something. Must have clocked over 100 hours but this included the expansion.

Still one of my favourites of this gen

Blocks100 wrote:

The silence on the subject of a sequel is deafening.

They already said it's in the works.

Coming to PC in August. 60fps 4k here we go.

Mechanics of it are amazing if you use the fill range of abilities. There's genuinely so many ways to approach stuff, it's not quite Mohan, but it's still impressive. Plot goes very muchb at the end, which I like when that happened in 2010, but didn't need again.

I'd play another game with those mechanics.

The deeper you go into the game, the more awesome the robo-dinosaurs become. I imagine it'll look glorious in 4K; probably still the best looking game on PS4.

I have never tried this but perhaps I do like tearing shit off stuff? Hmmm

Probably cos the one on the box and much of the promo materials, thus the one most people will probably associate with the game, is a Thunderjaw, which is based on a T-Rex.

I think the game is more accurately pre-historic, what with all the mega-fauna, sabretooths etc, but that translates to the average joe as DINOS

So apparently the PC port is shocking. So I've yarred it and installing now, lets go.

Does it have that mode that means I don’t need to set to 4K and instead set it to like old level standard level tv and it’ll be all uprezzing to like 16k and then it’ll melt everything including my screen and eyes?

If it has then just use that instead? Dlss is it?

I’ve just played this after not playing since release and the combats shite, can’t remember it being that bad before.

Maybe it’s the button layout, cos that’s all to fuck.