OrbitalBeard
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Definitely picking this up but I'm worried it won't compare to Hyrule Warriors. That game is bursting with content and has kept me happy for a veeeeeery long time. I'm hoping Heroes has that sort of lasting appeal.
Definitely picking this up but I'm worried it won't compare to Hyrule Warriors. That game is bursting with content and has kept me happy for a veeeeeery long time. I'm hoping Heroes has that sort of lasting appeal.
Early in the game you get an airship that acts as the main hub. In the main hub there is a tavern that you can go to and switch out your characters.The trailer talks about putting together a party of 4 before each fight that plays into the strategy.
Definitely picking this up but I'm worried it won't compare to Hyrule Warriors. That game is bursting with content and has kept me happy for a veeeeeery long time. I'm hoping Heroes has that sort of lasting appeal.
Thanks for the clarification! I think it's cool that you get to pickEarly in the game you get an airship that acts as the main hub. In the main hub there is a tavern that you can go to and switch out your characters.
Some story missions require you put specific people in your party.
This game has a lot of content plus the game ships with all the DLC that was added over the past few months to the JP version. The game is also a fun platinum which will add plenty of you decide to go for it.
All Musou games are heavy on content.Definitely picking this up but I'm worried it won't compare to Hyrule Warriors. That game is bursting with content and has kept me happy for a veeeeeery long time. I'm hoping Heroes has that sort of lasting appeal.
What can i expect from the combat system? Deep and rewarding? Button smashing?
Is it 60fps?
All Musou games are heavy on content.
You bet it is and we are talking steady 60 fps, no dips .
Wish this would come to pc.
I mean I own a PS4, but the horrible controller quality makes me wary of buying many games for it.
Squeenix is a bit weird when it comes to which games they bother to release on pc.
Tecmo Koei at least seems to spit out their musou games on steam quite a lot.
Worthwhile content would be my concern.
I loved Hyrule Warriors, but completing those map stages, loading for over a minute to run a mission that takes 20 seconds got old.
I don't know about Hyrule Warriors. But I haven't had to deal with over a minute loading time in any of the Musou games on the PS4.
god I love DQ.
One of my all tiime fav franchises.
Its just so charming, music is great as is the artstyle and designs.
Day fucking 1!
I'm a huge DQ fan. Been for most my life.
Curious -- Did this review well in Japan?
Weird reason to not buy PS4 games. I have three DS4s and only the launch one is a bit worn in, but it's still quite usable. The two I got later are perfect.
I'm playing through now, a few hours in. It's pretty repetitive, I think the combat is OK but it's not as deep as what I played in Hyrule Warriors (the moveset seems very limited), the tower defence stages are really annoying, and ironically I probably would have liked Musou-like stages more than anything I've seen so far.
It's alright, but I don't think it's going to set the world on fire. It might review better than traditional omega-force games at least.
tbh, he sounds very early in, the game is definitely going to basically a tutorial the first couple hours. I wouldn't take impressions seriously until near game completion.Ah that's pretty disappointing.
Some of my main complaints with HW were performance/jankiness related. If DQH on PS4 is 60 fps then I'm in for a treat, because DQ is one of my favorite franchises of all time, and DQ8 in particular one of my favorite games of all time.
Just one question guys, will this game be available for PS3?
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The game is also a fun platinum
All Musou games are heavy on content.
Did any of the Asian versions have English?In japan and asia territories (SE's plan to push PS4 + diminishing last gen sales kinda make it a low point to sell it) Only ps4 in the west (if you want it in english)
Did any of the Asian versions have English?
In japan and asia territories (SE's plan to push PS4 + diminishing last gen sales kinda make it a low point to sell it) Only ps4 in the west (if you want it in english)
Think of it this way, a ps4 so you'll be able to play Dragon quest 11 when its out (unless you like the 3ds version's aesthetic which is fine as well)I wish they would make a PS3 version for the west, anyways... another reason to buy a PS4.
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The trophies have a nice balance. There are a few grindy ones but once you get to the point of finding King Metal Slimes it's not so bad.Sold.
Nope.
Most people here don't know what musou is. It's more than just having hundreds of enemies on screen. Musou as a genre means you and your army trying to capture enemy territories and beating the enemy commander. This game has none of that. The developers have explained this too. It's not a musou, but in terms of combat it's very, very similar for sure.
Honestly if your really big into one piece you should probably just go with that one. They both have good reviews but it really is all about the fan service with both.Guys which one is the best musou game?
This or the One Piece?
I like the OP IP more, but DQ Heroes seems to be the better game...
I don't know which one to buy...
All Musou games are heavy on content.