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Giving it a replay on realistic mode, it's good fun! I like not fast traveling, and having to figure out where you are by actually reading the map is fun.
It has its jank, and the silly macho-vibes suck, but it's a really interesting and unique game. Try to lean into its oddities, they actually work quite well when you give them a chance. The saviour schnapps saving system is not that punishing, but it does mean you either have to commit your early economy to saving/stealing schnapps or accept that you will fail quests and die in combat without being able to quickly reload a recent save.
Ultimately, I enjoy games that force me to take failure seriously, but that's a matter of taste. It does make riding through the woods pretty intense with the threat of getting ambushed.
Try to use the combat skills you've unlocked instead of spamming thrust.
General combat advice:
- Train your battle skills with Bernard(?) at the training ground. Both to get some XP and to learn some important moves other than spamming thrust.
- Master stroke (?) is a really useful riposte move which will make things a lot easier.
- In general, avoid taking on more than one opponent until you're well-armored
- Use the right weapon, ideally a type you've both trained with and which is effective against your type of foe, e.g. warhammer for armoured foes.
Jeg er gået i gang med HiFi rush, et slags rytme-kampspil, og det er ret lækkert. Meget imponeret over hvordan de integrerer rytmen i alle elementer, og hvor lækkert soundtracket er.
Så desuden Companion i biffen, en grineren popcornsgnasker med lækker produktion. Kan anbefales, lad være med at læse om den først.
Fellas, is it gay to really really like a girl?