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...and also killing fools from that horse.
That is at least one area where TW3 > DA:I. No mounted combat in Dragon Age.
...and also killing fools from that horse.
That is at least one area where TW3 > DA:I. No mounted combat in Dragon Age.
The mounted combat in TW3 could turn out to be terribad 
The mounted combat in TW3 could turn out to be terribad
Praaay it isn't
The mounted combat in TW3 could turn out to be terribad
Player: "Dammit! Missed the bandit again!"
*Geralt gets killed by bandit*
The mounted combat in TW3 could turn out to be terribad
Sure. But that is true for any feature in any game.
Aye, but mounted combat is particularly difficult.
Something I'm honestly glad for. Mounted combat is tricky to get right. PARTY mounted combat is downright silly to even try.
Since DA:I is a party game, it should stick to gameplay that matches it and not try and focus on areas that there is no chance of getting right.
Mount & Blade has great mounted combat with a full party. It isn't impossible to do.
That being said, I realize that it isn't the focus of DA:I and I'm not arguing for its inclusion. The mounted combat in TW3 is however one area where I'm more looking forward to playing TW3 than DA:I.
Just use crossbows with auto-lock and forget the swords
No way mounted combat will go wrong then!
Just use crossbows with auto-lock and forget the swords
No way mounted combat will go wrong then!
Crossbows are still pretty hard to use. Can't see folks being happy with that, as far as believability goes.
Crossbows are still pretty hard to use. Can't see folks being happy with that, as far as believability goes.
You gotta use your imagination! Just pretend its a special witcher crossbow with automatic reload!
You gotta use your imagination! Just pretend its a special witcher crossbow with automatic reload!
...alright.
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What, you mean blow air into the corner of my mouth? That sounds ticklish.
I meant blowing your hair on rainy days, duh... xD
The mounted combat in TW3 could turn out to be terribad
It's still going to be awesome though 
imagine we can used ranged weapons! 
Something I'm honestly glad for. Mounted combat is tricky to get right. PARTY mounted combat is downright silly to even try.
Is it confirmed that our companions will have mounts (not been paying attention to DAI news that much.)
Is it confirmed that our companions will have mounts (not been paying attention to DAI news that much.)
Nope, our beloved companions will shrink to tiny statues, so we can put them in our traveling bag while we travel by horse.
I'm looking forward to dumping Triss.
I'm looking forward to dumping Triss.
By the way, who else is gonna starve for a month just to upgrade their PCs for this? (That is, if you play on the PC.)
Way ahead of you, I jacked up my system with SLI GTX780 Titans a while ago.
My body, and PC, are ready.
I am so jelly. I'll have to do with my super-clocked GTX680
I am so jelly. I'll have to do with my super-clocked GTX680
And there are people who finished plenty DMC3 in an hour etc -- Not every gamer in the world can be as good/insane as the next guy, but Dark Souls is a game sells itself on its supposed difficulty. At best, it isn't difficult in the same sense I thought DMC3 or God Hand was difficult. It's difficult, similar to how early Resident Evil's might be difficult. It has dodgy frustrating gameplay mechanics and like the previous mentioned example, you can somewhat eventually learn to master it, but it doesn't make it any less annoying.Dark Souls isn't unfair.
There are people that finished the first one in what, 30 minutes?
It just takes practice.
It certainly wasn't a "Get out of town card" for me, when I played it -- I'll eventually play the game again on Dark Mode and I'll see for myself. Witcher 2 wasn't a particularly difficult game, that much I can admit, except when the QTE's makes it particularly obnoxious, but it wasn't that easy either and provided plenty of challenge. Witcher 1 was dull, unconventional, with jarring point & click combat that came off as obnoxious when 4 people would surround your ass -- That game was no challenge at all. The final boss was downright disappointing I'll say. Anyway, I think we've made our point here.I finished it 3 times. Once on Idontknow, once on the max difficulty and once on Dark Mode ( where you can craft that set that makes your screen black and white ).
Upgraded dodge is simply a lifehack. Not only can you spam it to get out of being surrounded by 20 people, you can also spam it to travel since it is faster than running.
I picked it up first even when running sorcery builds, so go figure.
Sure. But that is true for any feature in any game.
Except horse back combat has a history of being bad, only very few games have done horseback, let alone horseback combat good.
I officially shiat on my pants. GoG version for me.
Except horse back combat has a history of being bad, only very few games have done horseback, let alone horseback combat good.
I don't really expect horse combat to be anything big.
Geralt never used horse for fightning, he always jumped down from it and fought on his own.
I don't really expect horse combat to be anything big.
Geralt never used horse for fightning, he always jumped down from it and fought on his own.
Horse combat wasn't that bad as it sound. Try Darksiders before?
I really like the Geralt design. That beard. That armor.
I'm glad it releases in Feb 2015. Gives me time to upgrade my rig.
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