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Makes me wonder if Yoko Taro will start new for the sequel (like he does all the time) or if SE will be like "ok, do a sequel with this cast and we'll give you all the money and resources we can, this is a goldmine." Who knows.
Is 2m good or low?
You would think, but as noted, whenever it goes on sale it ends up near top of the list. Last sale had it just under pubg in the global top sellers.
You're not alone.I might be minority here but I loved Route B. I truly belive Route C wouldn't be as good as it was if wasn't for route B and also some of the best quests was in route B.
It has multiple endings in the sense that the game keeps going after the credits multiple times. There are also 'joke endings' that can trigger if you do certain things.
Anyone who stops playing at the first credits has realistically played only about 1/3rd of the game.
how long is the "full game"?
what do i need to know before i start? watch a yt vid of one of his other game endings?
Don't quit after Route A, lol. Play Route A to E. Game's ~20-40 hours depending on if you do some sidequests alongside.how long is the "full game"?
what do i need to know before i start? watch a yt vid of one of his other game endings?
You can play Automata without any previous knowledge of Nier and Drakengard at all. No homework or research required to jump into the story which is pretty much telling its own thing seperate from the first.how long is the "full game"?
what do i need to know before i start? watch a yt vid of one of his other game endings?
how long is the "full game"?
what do i need to know before i start? watch a yt vid of one of his other game endings?
how long is the "full game"?
what do i need to know before i start? watch a yt vid of one of his other game endings?
I might be minority here but I loved Route B. I truly belive Route C wouldn't be as good as it was if wasn't for route B and also some of the best quests was in route B.
The full game is around 25-40 hours depending on sidequest completion.
You don't need to know anything before going in, watching a video about the first Nier might help you relate to some stuff better, but it isn't really required to do so.
thanks
i usually hate side quests and get bored of games after 25-30 hours... are there any specific stand out side quests i need to play or can i just go whole hog on the main story?
If there is one thing completely shocking in the Nier Automata development, its that despite placing modest expectations on sales, SE still put faith in the game. It was marketed and developed with the possibility of being a success.AND REVEALED AT E3 OF ALL PLACES!
depends on your PC. If it wasnt for forums I wouldnt even know the game had issues. Other than fullscreen rendering resolution being an issue (solved by running the borderless gaming I already had on my PC for other uses), the game ran like a dream for 55 hours of playtime. However I have a GTX 1080 which had no worries about performance, and none of the other issues such as those seen by kepler and AMD users.So it's safe to assume that this is a better experience in a PS4 Pro than PC? You all really trashing the port are making me reconsider for one of the few times to go console over PC...
Square Enix noted it was already notably above expectations when it hit 1 million copies.
Obviously it's kind of a different product category from something like Final Fantasy XV though, which has shipped 6.5 million copies so far.
Except on PCIf there is one thing completely shocking in the Nier Automata development, its that despite placing modest expectations on sales, SE still put faith in the game. It was marketed and developed with the possibility of being a success.
No.So it's safe to assume that this is a better experience in a PS4 Pro than PC? You all really trashing the port are making me reconsider for one of the few times to go console over PC...
Word, I'll look into that mod and proceed.
Is 2m good or low?
So it's safe to assume that this is a better experience in a PS4 Pro than PC? You all really trashing the port are making me reconsider for one of the few times to go console over PC...
So it's safe to assume that this is a better experience in a PS4 Pro than PC? You all really trashing the port are making me reconsider for one of the few times to go console over PC...
How did Drakengard 3 do?
I always go console over PC. Plus it's a Platinum game, it'll run well regardless.
I've still not picked this up. I just finished my backlog so I'm debating getting this or going on a gaming break.
It doesn't even have to be a Pro. I've never said this about a game available on PC: Get it on console instead. It's the worst port I've played in the past decade, personally. My game crashed several times during one of the last boss (mini-boss, maybe?) fight of Route A, and given, I just felt like I was bashing my head into a wall. Could not be more against playing this game on PC, and in fact, plan on finishing routes B-E on a PS4 someday.that boss reappears moments later anyway
Honestly I found the combat just serviceable. So hacking everything certainly broke up the monotony for me.I might be minority here but I loved Route B. I truly belive Route C wouldn't be as good as it was if wasn't for route B and also some of the best quests was in route B.
I'm sorry but that's such terrible way to experience the game. Drakengard/NieR are type games that needs to played not watched. You can't get the full impact if you just watch it from YouTube.Beat it in under 8 hours, watched all the "alternative" endings on YouTube. Not as memorable as the first game, but damn that gameplay is top notch.
Do people really expect PC games to just magically never crash or have technical problems? I can't remember any point in history where things have worked like that.
Beat it in under 8 hours
You're not alone.
Thought the gameplay shifts and some of the changes and reveals were great.
That and its probably the weirdest of Yoko Taro's games to get into.We don't havy any numbers.
However, the game had a metacritic in the 60's, no marketing, the budget of an egg and a banana and no retail release in europe.