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Xavien posted on Apr 27, 2013 11:11:54 AM - Report post
Would be even better if they allowed key remapping, very lazy programming!
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TacomaYakko posted on Apr 27, 2013 2:53:48 PM - Report post
Yeah, that I don't like. However, I've gotten used to pulling out my 360 controller for third-person RPG's, and it works just fine.
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Ultralazuli posted on Apr 29, 2013 12:23:54 AM - Report post
I played it a little bit. And I feel like this would be a bigger hit in France, where it was made, than here, simply due to the fact that they took zero time to resync lip anims for English, the majority of English voice actors and their lines are poorly transcribed and executed, which makes the story suffer.
The Combat is very clunky and I died within the first 15 minutes of actual gameplay. Your buddy doesn't seem to be very much help, attacking is very slow, the animations are attacking and blocking are slow and awkward and it simply is very static rather than fluidic. I found myself not knowing whether I'm actually blocking, attacking, or in the process of switching to the other, and for me to come from Darksiders to that feels like my time was ripped out of me by evil demonic hands. I figure some of these issues are aided or fixed by leveling up, which was actually a really fluid system, and i was surprised at the depth of customization and upgrades and such.
However, the graphics are pretty terrible for a game of this scope and this day and age. I realize it was an indie sleeper hit from unknown devs from France, but if you're going to try and illustrate an almost supernatural conflict of the future of Mars, I would expect much more top notch graphical styles. Not to mention Innocence looks almost identical to the Scout from Team Fortress 2.
The story of this game so far seems kind of simple-minded but again I can't say a lot because I didn't get too deeply involved in it.
imo, 5.5/10. "Meh, why not?"
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moxxdaminotaur posted on Apr 29, 2013 11:42:48 PM - Report post
Seems pretty good, currently in Chapter 3.
Gameplay wise, it does remind one of Witcher. I didn't think the VA is that bad. Not great, but have heard worse.
I'm curious if anyone has finished the game.
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dynastyhan posted on Apr 30, 2013 12:52:15 AM - Report post
The developers did.
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mykl_c_old posted on Apr 30, 2013 9:03:50 AM - Report post
Having a blast so far. Except for the apparently random appearance of bad doggies for the vet quest, and my inability to locate a third patch of mildew for Bob. I'm sure there were more patches before I got that sub-quest! It's a third-person rpg, so the combat system isn't a surprise - kinda clunky but functional. Not bothered by lip-sync issues, I tend to read the subtitles and skip through conversations. The story is what drives this, and that's how it should be. imho.
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dynastyhan posted on May 01, 2013 10:12:53 PM - Report post
THe game confuses me after the first chapter when the narrator said Aurora won the war. When I returned to Innocence's hometown, there were Aurora guards at the front gate but all the guards in town were Abundance soldiers in Aurora armors attacking me all the time. What was that all about?
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togtokes posted on May 03, 2013 2:09:36 AM - Report post