It’s nearly identical to Souls with a few exceptions. There are “control types” but no true remapping options.
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Honestly? I’d simply say it’s because this cover art BAD. It 100% makes it look like “One of those anime”.
It’s a super hard sell. It was for me. I completely dismissed it until I stumbled on a clip of the chat with god in ep 2.
Pervy comedy.
Just a silly (and kind of boring) “cute girls anime” about some angels and demons. There aren’t many, and won’t be any long running anime. So you’ll probably have to start digging to find out what’s going on in the anime world.
Well, the point is this information isn’t info you need at a glance. It’s not the moment to moment stuff. It the menu interfaces. Which if you are fiddling with, you likely aren’t controlling your character. Even if you are playing the game normal.
Every single character except for her has that huge “aaaand now they are dead!” (or aren’t dead, in a healer’s case) potential, Sombra doesn’t. In a world where tanks are key. Why would you want you one squishy dps be the one that isn’t going to insta gib people?
This kind of makes me glad I don’t run into that many players with mics.
Tales of Berseria is getting my attention this weekend.
What are your favorite waffles in Texas? As a Texan, curious.
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From this list ACCA is probably the most openly welcoming to non-anime fans. From what’s been aired there is very little tropey anime stuff going on.
It’s been a huge trend since the early 2000s, nothing new. School life from what I have read is more glorified Japan and pop idols are a huge thing. So they are easy to write for and the audience is assured.
I love Dark Souls, I adore it. I admire the same aspects of the game that you have pointed out. Though you know what I wouldn’t have any problem adding if it was a purely single player game? Those cheat like features you have repeatedly mentioned. Many games of the past had those sorts of aspects attached to them and…
Dark Souls isn’t in the same ballpark though. As it’s a continuous multiplayer experience. Which is exactly what I specified Mass Effect isn’t. That multiplayer blood that flows through the game depends on those limitations to function. If it was a single player experience, purely, then it too would benefit from this…
Being a single player game isn’t that choice entirely yours? If this was a multiplayer game through to the end then having to create that optimal class would matter. Though here, in a single player game, aren’t they just giving you more options to set your own rules and boundaries for your play through?
When has your class ever mattered outside of gameplay for ME?
Well isn’t a good portion of this Andromeda crew non-military? Plus, she’s a Biotic. I got the feeling that their regulations in the biotic sects were a bit more lax than some of the other branches.
I was more or less just commenting on his assertion that people should be pretty, by default. They don’t need to. I do agree that the party members look great.