Quote from: Kimarhi on Feb 15, 2023, 10:01:44 PMI didn't really dislike DS3, other than the moons, which I thought was a silly concept. Exploring multiple locations in space and on land, I actually enjoyed.
Funny that, the moons are one of the few things I liked about it, what they did to Ellie's character's the most horrific thing in it.
I love the lore and locations in it, the unique ones anyway, Isaac Clarke's always great.
Sadly like the Multiplayer of DS2, the Co-op of DS3's novel, but unlike DS2 compromised many design choices to make it work such as a two weapon limit, universal ammo and bullet spongy enemies, even having the fodder deincentivise dismemberment.
Similarly the weapon crafting makes some sense given the setting, but some combinations make a joke of combat in ways that the foam finger can't even compete with, that's to say nothing of occasional combat against human enemies or the wild character of Norton you have to put up with for half the playtime.
In spite of itself, I still enjoy it, because even a compromised Dead Space still makes most other videogames look like a waste of time comparatively.
