Go grind some mobs and upgrade your gear, and progress through the game to get your other powers, then come back and talk. That's entirely your fault for trying to shotgun through the game faster than it intends for you to do so. If they're taking up a third of your HP with each hit, that means you are either oblivious to how the upgrade system works, or that you've ventured in an area a bit too high in level for where you should be at. The lowliest grunt does not take 4 attacks to kill, unless you're super early in the game and haven't bothered to level up anything.
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Did you learn how to use all your combos properly, or are you trying to play this like a hack-and-slash game? Did you get your other powers and abilities yet? Sounds like you don't really understand all the things you can do in this game. I have to genuinely wonder: Has anyone in the dev team ever player either Dark Souls or the game they actually created now, Darksiders 3? Because I can't quite believe anyone could answer "yes" to either of those, or I can't figure out how they thought this can be released :(Īllow me to educate you on why you're wrong on all counts.įury is a powerhouse. I wonder what went wrong with those because this can't be intentional, it's like they found the spot furthest from a boss to place the checkpoint for that boss.
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Enemies constantly surprise you with attack animations you can't have known about, have no windup indications and often no windup, the level design is full of cheap shots like archers placed too high to see them, checkpoints are.
Darksiders 3 misses on all these accounts. Or death is never stingy (compare how Super Meat Boy handles death for an example of this) and doesn't cost you time. Or there's never any surprised in the first place. Either you could have known beforehand, you can observe for example. When Fury asks in the intro whether one can die from Boredom, I didn't think she'd be talking about the combat system :(Įven if one still wants to go Dark Souls the Darksiders game - shitty as the idea is - at least have someone actually play Dark Souls or a Dark Souls clone! Don't make a shitty implementation which seems to be based on a wikipedia entry and then don't playtest it!Ī die in 1/2/3 hits game only works if it's fair on some level. That's not good gameplay, that's called "Boredom". wow?ĭark Souls does not equate "Make them dodge until they get a perfect, then hit counter". In reality, the lowliest grunt takes 4 attacks to kill and eats a third of my HP + interrupts me if they hit. The game tells me Fury is a powerhouse, super dangerous, basically almighty. I actually have a few more issues with it:įor one, as you say, it goes totally against what the game is telling me should happen.
The alpha gameplay battle with the deadly sin, Sloth, starts in the original video at around 7:35.Fully agreed. A delightful weightiness has been added to her whip attacks that makes Fury look like a more deadly femme fatale. Now when comparing the progress the developers have made, I think the game is looking extremely attractive, at least as far as this particular boss fight is concerned anyway. I remember reading some grumblings from fans that her whip looks a bit flimsy and cartoonish against the game’s enemies on numerous comment sections and online forums. What is great about the most recent trailer from IGN is that it really demonstrates how far the alpha gameplay has progressed in the year since we first saw Fury’s initial whip-slinging gameplay footage. I was a huge fan of the first two, and it is clear that THQ Nordic have really tried to emulate the best aspects of the two prequels in their third installment of the apocalyptic horsemen. Every new little slice of Darksiders gameplay makes me utterly dizzy with excitement.
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