Is text adventure like the dreams in Lost Odyssey wee you read text or a record reads it for you?
Not quite, you read through the text and are asked to make some choices. You progress or not, depending on those choices.
Is text adventure like the dreams in Lost Odyssey wee you read text or a record reads it for you?
Is text adventure like the dreams in Lost Odyssey wee you read text or a record reads it for you?
And the design is great with all of those neat gameplay twists.
Is text adventure like the dreams in Lost Odyssey wee you read text or a record reads it for you?
Not quite, you read through the text and are asked to make some choices. You progress or not, depending on those choices.
Its like a normal text adventure. Like Zork for example.
There's just text on a black screen that you advance. After a while it gives you a choice. Pick the right answer to move on.
Are they optional ? cause i'm not sure if I'll enjoy those
My copy should arrive tomorrow and I will find out.
Are they optional ? cause i'm not sure if I'll enjoy those
My copy should arrive tomorrow and I will find out.
Are they optional ? cause i'm not sure if I'll enjoy those
My copy should arrive tomorrow and I will find out.
I know the first one for sure isn't but I am trying to remember the others.
Are they optional ? cause i'm not sure if I'll enjoy those
My copy should arrive tomorrow and I will find out.
Are they optional ? cause i'm not sure if I'll enjoy those
My copy should arrive tomorrow and I will find out.
8-4 better be handing the localization.
8-4 better be handing the localization.
I hope they do a better job with this game's dub over Drakengard 3's, which was a disappointment. Nier's VA was just waaaay better.
I hope so; it seems likely enough going by how they were brought back for Drakengard 3, assuming there aren't any prohibitive scheduling conflicts. This game translated internally by S-E would be nightmarish.
Never played Nier.
I am here for dat Platinum goodness
Is anyone still weirded out that a Yoko Taro game of all things is actually getting production values!? Like, a huge part of the experience is just how janky and shitty a portion of the games are, whether it be graphics, gameplay or what have you, but have that spark of brilliance which elevates them to cult status.
But it seems like we're actually getting a game with a budget this time and a competent developer, but with Yoko Taro at the helm, which my brain can't wrap my head around.
Great way to spoil him the whole game, if he ever wanted to try it out ;-)
Still can't believe they put all these spoilers into the intro; that's why I usually skip them in jRPGs.
Great way to spoil him the whole game, if he ever wanted to try it out ;-)
Still can't believe they put all these spoilers into the intro; that's why I usually skip them in jRPGs.
Is there any chance we'll see a remaster or perhaps at least a PC port? That the game isn't even available digitally is pretty annoying.
I find this is one point that is not brought up often enough when talking about nier.
The gameplay and design changes during the game were magnificent and cleverly used.
Is there any chance we'll see a remaster or perhaps at least a PC port? That the game isn't even available digitally is pretty annoying.
Huh? Nothing of that really is a spoiler.
Except for fyra maybe.
Fyra and Emil sacrifice. Two of the most emotional scenes in the first playthrough.
And pretty much every boss of the game, and even some of the gameplay changes that should actually be surprises.
As a die hard NieR fan, I fail to see how that story connects to NieR in any way. Kinda disappointed. Gameplay looks smooth, although it lacks the "heaviness" of NieR's combat, which is at times really satisfying (e.g. 2H sword or when you do a roll when you are knocked back). Don't really feel the main character either. =/ Music is promising, but not on the level of NieR, yet.
As a die hard NieR fan, I fail to see how that story connects to NieR in any way. Kinda disappointed.
It's a continuation of elements from Nier's Ending E, with the Yorha plot being adapted from a stage play that was referenced in Drakengard 3. While not a direct sequel, the elements we've seen all have a clear link to previous games; and there's probably more in the way of connections which haven't yet been revealed. Though the intention always seems to have been to create something new in that setting - with the way Nier ended, how much do you think a traditional sequel really could have done?
It's a continuation of elements from Nier's Ending E, with the Yorha plot being adapted from a stage play that was referenced in Drakengard 3. While not a direct sequel, the elements we've seen all have a clear link to previous games; and there's probably more in the way of connections which haven't yet been revealed. Though the intention always seems to have been to create something new in that setting - with the way Nier ended, how much do you think a traditional sequel really could have done?
I show the intro always to people to make them want to play the game. I don't think you get spoiled by it if you have not played the game yet. You simply don't connect the dots or remember stuff when you play it. It's only spoilerish if you actually know the game at which point it's hardly a "spoiler" anymore.Fyra and Emil sacrifice. Two of the most emotional scenes in the first playthrough.
And pretty much every boss of the game, and even some of the gameplay changes that should actually be surprises.
The text adventures were tremendous. Best part in the game.
And the layering music with the text adventures? Oh man.
Is there any chance we'll see a remaster or perhaps at least a PC port? That the game isn't even available digitally is pretty annoying.
Great way to spoil him the whole game, if he ever wanted to try it out ;-)
Still can't believe they put all these spoilers into the intro; that's why I usually skip them in jRPGs.
I don't mean a continuation of the father / broter NieR story (how could you unless you play Yonah or something), but even the world / setting doesn't seem to be intact. No gestalts, no replicants, just some weird Emil-robots. It feels like the lore is totally gone for some reasons.
I never understood that sentiment about spoilers in montages. A bunch of random scenes without context don't even really spoil anything if you don't even know what the game is about.
Maybe a little if it shows super specific things,but they didn't show that much.
I don't mean a continuation of the father / broter NieR story (how could you unless you play Yonah or something), but even the world / setting doesn't seem to be intact. No gestalts, no replicants, just some weird Emil-robots. It feels like the lore is totally gone for some reasons.
I mean, I'm slightly dissapointed too about what we know so far about the story, especially because I don't really feel like they took an unrelated story and put them in Nier's canon.
But damn, the gameplay looks so good that I'm willing to forget that. I don't take this game as a Nier 2 but a new IP.
I don't mean a continuation of the father / broter NieR story (how could you unless you play Yonah or something), but even the world / setting doesn't seem to be intact. No gestalts, no replicants, just some weird Emil-robots. It feels like the lore is totally gone for some reasons.
I don't mean a continuation of the father / broter NieR story (how could you unless you play Yonah or something), but even the world / setting doesn't seem to be intact. No gestalts, no replicants, just some weird Emil-robots. It feels like the lore is totally gone for some reasons.
I think you mean ending D? Pretty sure that's what Taro said
I might be confusing the actual Ending E with the confirmation of the alien invasion in Grimoire Nier.
They had a pretty good cast for VA in Nier.
I think they tried too much to emulate Nier in Drakengard 3 though, complete with cursing and stuff like that, when those tonal inflections werent so prevalent in the original script. Zero is not Kaine in the least
I disagree completely, I loved D3's script and translation. I thought it fit the bleakness of the world just fine.
The excessive cursing was obviously tacked on though and wasn't part of the original script. I didn't enjoy the VA at all either.
That's a shame, I loved it.
One's voice especially.
"If you think you're the only one suffering here, you're out of your goddamn mind! Two, Three, Four, Five... You gave life to each and every one of them... Then you went and killed them all! What did you expect!? Cursing the world... Then saving the world... You thought you could do everything by yourself? Well, THIS IS WHAT YOU FUCKING GET!"
The text adventures were tremendous. Best part in the game.
And the layering music with the text adventures? Oh man.
Huh? Nothing of that really is a spoiler.
Except for fyra maybe.
This games existence is a miracle.