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[Cyberarmy]

happy_daiz wrote...


Isn't this something that could happen with DA3? Could you imagine what Kirkwall would have been like in DA2 if things changed over the course of the game? I think that if Kirkwall would have felt like Wellspring, people would have embraced it.

Just a thought.

We can dream but,
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

Wellspring and Metrotown is always changing new NPCs after quests, they switch places often, they can speak more then 1 phrase and they acknowladge your achivments.
Only non-changing NPC is the girl who gave you your first Wingsicks, shes always the same

[happy_daiz]

Cyberarmy wrote...

We can dream but,
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

Wellspring and Metrotown is always changing new NPCs after quests, they switch places often, they can speak more then 1 phrase and they acknowladge your achivments.
Only non-changing NPC is the girl who gave you your first Wingsicks, shes always the same

I hear that.  

After seeing it in RAGE, it's obvious that it could be done, and it could be done well. If another game developer can do it, surely BW could figure out a way. Right?

I'm finally at the part where I'm leaving Wellspring with the leader of the Resistance, so that's all I know so far, but hooray! I'm glad to hear there is another place like it.

Is it just me, or are the authority goons WAY easier to kill than mutants? 

Modifié par happy_daiz, 13 octobre 2011 - 02:17 .

[Cyberarmy]

Mind Control Bolts and Dynamite bolts are authority fights really easy and entertaining
Muties are much more easy for me, just 1 shotgun blast aimed at head.
Finished the game on hard and it wasnt hard enoguh...
Played with engineer outfit and my little army+blades just hacked everytihng with a little resistance.

And BTW game has one of the worst end battles and endings in all time. seriously dont know what were they thinking...


Just a non spolier advice start using BFG as soon as you grab it. No need to try saving its bullets.

[naughty99]

Cyberarmy wrote...

Only non-changing NPC is the girl who gave you your first Wingsicks, shes always the same

Oh no! That's terrible news.

I've been playing for about 30 hours at this point and I haven't discovered any other towns beside Wellspring, Hagar Settlement and Outrigger Settlement.

I was hoping at some point Loosum Hagar would give some kind of quest or at least talk about something else. It's disappointing to hear this because she is such a well designed, smoking hot character model

[KenKenpachi]

You have at least two more towns Naughty. Won't spoil it, might be more, I'm also at 30 hours myself, so I wonder where in the hell the 8-12 hour times came from in that one review, unless they did nothing on the side.

Also I didn't know there were job boards till much later

[happy_daiz]

I just got to Subway Town last night, and took out the muties in the train tunnel; that was fun. It had been a while since I'd seen one kraken, let alone two at once! Have I mentioned that I hate mutants? 

@CyberArmy, have you gotten the Monarch? (I'm assuming yes). I saw a photo of it on the RAGE site, and thought it looked pretty awesome.

[Cyberarmy]

Uhoh 30 hours? You are doing too much Mutant Bash

Finished the game at 14 hours and i think i have done everything.
(secret rooms, plants, car races and jumps, cards, music, freaking hard knife game, sewers and all kidna side quests.

Only 1 can jump remained at Wellspring side which i lack skills to do it.
Never good with cars after Carmageddon


@happy daiz
 Yeah you need monarch to continue after  some missions, going into races with it feels awesome
You get it very easy after doing some missions at Metroville.


And get Advanced Turrets are way to deal with Krakens

Modifié par Cyberarmy, 14 octobre 2011 - 06:44 .

[happy_daiz]

I think I was at about 15 hours when I got to Subway Town. You guys that are at 30 hours, what have you been doing? LOL Makes me wonder if I'm missing something.

I left some jumps behind outside of Wellspring, because I had no idea how to actually accomplish them. I'm hoping I can get back there at some point...? It not, I'm not too worried about it.

Sweet, I can't wait to get the Monarch. And thanks for the advice, Cyberarmy!  

Modifié par happy_daiz, 14 octobre 2011 - 07:37 .

[KenKenpachi]

happy_daiz wrote...

I think I was at about 15 hours when I got to Subway Town. You guys that are at 30 hours, what have you been doing? LOL Makes me wonder if I'm missing something.

I left some jumps behind outside of Wellspring, because I had no idea how to actually accomplish them. I'm hoping I can get back there at some point...? It not, I'm not too worried about it.

Sweet, I can't wait to get the Monarch. And thanks for the advice, Cyberarmy!  

Oh I mainly screw around, I'm actully half way done with the subway town, so I'm ahead of Naughty.But yeah I mainyl screw around, I killed several hours on that card game table, lulz money.

If I just played and not looked around at stuff I figure I could cut my time in half, or to 1/3rd no problem. Like, figure 15 hours or so. I'll most likely do another run soon to get the jobs I missed previously.

Modifié par KenKenpachi, 14 octobre 2011 - 07:44 .

[naughty99]

happy_daiz wrote...

I think I was at about 15 hours when I got to Subway Town. You guys that are at 30 hours, what have you been doing? LOL Makes me wonder if I'm missing something.

I left some jumps behind outside of Wellspring, because I had no idea how to actually accomplish them. I'm hoping I can get back there at some point...? It not, I'm not too worried about it.

Sweet, I can't wait to get the Monarch. And thanks for the advice, Cyberarmy!  

I've been approaching the game in a similar manner to open world RPGs in the sense that I have ignored the main quest to the extent possible and just kind of did my own thing, exploring, talking to NPCs, visiting areas probably in the wrong order, looking for places to explore, trying to find enough collectible cards to beat the Frenzy card player in Wellspring, (I have not been able to beat him yet on the hardest setting.), knocking down the authority drones with vehicle jumps, trying to kill bandits to earn racing certificates from Sally so I can unlock the next set of racing matches, etc.

The first time I blew up the gate blocking off the Hagar settlement from the rest of the Wasteland, I just walked through the gate and went exploring on foot. Made it all the way to Wellspring and I found Crazy Joe as well. I took out several bandit cars with grenades and my sniper rifle (takes a lot of bullets).

I would add that the game is probably a lot shorter playing on Easy or Normal mode. I've been playing on Hard and I've had to play a number of quests several times to complete them.

In order to complete the first sniper mission I had to dial the difficulty setting down to Normal, however for everything else I've been playing in Hard mode and sometimes even this mode seems a bit too easy.

The first Dead City quest took a while to complete because I found some crafting ingredients to make a lock grinder towards the end of the mission. I exited, then turned around and went back through the entire level backwards to find the locked door. Lots of mutants had respawned and there were mutant bone piles with loot everywhere.

The first Mutant Bash TV mission took several attempts to complete it (and I understand you are invited to go back for a second MBTV mission, which I haven't done yet.) I imagine playing on Nightmare must take much longer to complete a single playthrough. Once you can craft dynamite bolts and pop rockets, the game becomes almost a bit too easy on Hard mode.

At this point, I just rescued the leader of the Resistance and the people of Wellspring are starting to tell me the Authority is looking for me. I'm guessing I will have to leave Wellspring soon, but I want to earn enough racing certificates to unlock the next racing level and if possible finally beat the Frenzy card guy on the "hard" setting before I have to leave. It would be nice to earn a few more upgrades for the Cuprino as well.

Also, the job board keeps adding new quests.

Modifié par naughty99, 14 octobre 2011 - 07:59 .

[happy_daiz]

@KenKenpachi Ahh, that makes sense. I don't really do the pub games, but clearly I should. I keep spending all of my money on upgrades, so I'm usually broke. I did find myself just driving around out in the wasteland, to take out bandit vehicles for cash, quite often.

@naughty99 Wait, there are mutant bone piles containing loot? Waaa, I totally missed out on those. I also haven't been doing the messenger quests, and I am pretty sure I missed a bunch of quests on the job board in Well spring, because I stopped at the mutant sniper one. Dang it.

My intent when I left Wellspring was to just try out the new location, then load a save from within Wellspring, but I didn't do it...I just kept playing. I suppose I could go back now; I've only completed one main quest in Subway Town.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 14 octobre 2011 - 08:07 .

[Cyberarmy]

happy_daiz wrote...


My intent when I left Wellspring was to just try out the new location, then load a save from within Wellspring, but I didn't do it...I just kept playing. I suppose I could go back now; I've only completed one main quest in Subway Town.

You can turn to Wellspring anytime, just go to zeppelin which drive you  there.

[happy_daiz]

Cyberarmy wrote...

You can turn to Wellspring anytime, just go to zeppelin which drive you  there.

Well, I feel stupid now. LOL Thanks.