So, I’m about 10 hours in, and it’s been a bit overwhelming. The human faces... meh. Fine, I’ve put up with worse in almost every RPG everywhere.

I know, sometimes I’m not sure if something is a puzzle or not. That is an awesome feeling.

Oah god, I can’t edit this now. I’m sorry this was a rant for DmC I was on has nothing to do with article.

if you watch how the mountain textures animate it gives you a tip on why snow doesn’t impact in the same way. The “slippage” is more from the run-off of rainwater down the mountainside, than the fact that its actively raining.

Yeah, I need to start paying attention more. Hopefully, though, it’s obvious to people by the end that I don’t think this is a design issue to ‘solve,’ because rain just ends up making things more memorable.

I had to light a little fire under a rock to wait it out once, genius stuff!

So... Monster Hunter XX X Hunter X Hunter, then?

Feel free to contact me when you’ve done anything impressive.

The NPCs have an insane amount of dialogue permutations. They all have one for each state of their daily schedule (working, walking to work, sleeping) and then a bunch of minor changes and alternate dialogue based on things like if it’s raining or if Link is naked.

I was running from Moblins and I dropped a bomb so I could detonate it as they closed in. The Moblin kicked to bomb back at me. Almost blew myself up.

As I was exploring in the desert, I came upon some cactus fruit. I wasn’t able to reach all of the pieces of fruit to pick them up, but realized they made for a perfect target.

Loving every moment of this game. I wish I would take my time with it. But I can’t put down that damn gamepad. It’s too great!!

“I haven’t been able to go up and actually pluck any loot off of a giant’s neck, so I’m not sure if that’s possible. (Maybe you can shoot the ropes to disconnect the gear?)“

Sounds like this game is a...breath of fresh air.