^You only get 5GB of space to download mods on Skyrim though compared to basically unlimited space on PC. 5 gig is enough for the majority of the best mods out there, but if the plan is to massively overhaul the graphics and/or gameplay, you're going to have to get creative and really carefully think about what you download.
Originally posted by cdtm
Definitely get the "Encoubters" dlc, it's essentially an incomplete game without it.Also a little tip, forget what you know about space sims. Switching the Y access so up is down and down is up just doesn't work with this game.
That's because it plays like an FPS in space. The WSAD keys are used for strafing left and right, forward, backwards, aim with mouse.
I'm using a gamepad, and for some reason they map the left stick as ascending/descending if you press forward and backward, while left and right still strafes. Very confusing, thankfully you can rebind however you like.
If you do get it, let me know what you think. It's a pretty difficult start, by design.
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I'm a keyboard and mouse user. I usually invert Y axis but I won't based on your feedback. No time to game until the weekend.
Originally posted by samhain
^You only get 5GB of space to download mods on Skyrim though compared to basically unlimited space on PC. 5 gig is enough for the majority of the best mods out there, but if the plan is to massively overhaul the graphics and/or gameplay, you're going to have to get creative and really carefully think about what you download.
Ah. I didn’t know that.
All I've got to say is,
Thank goodness for Indie games.
Main reason I never got a modern console post 360, everything I like is on GOG or Steam or Epic.
No desire whatsoever to touch the Fallouts or EA/Bethesda junk. Only regret is missing out on Final Fantasy, but eh... Regret fades away when I'm playing Hollow Knight.
Originally posted by dadudemon
👆I'm a keyboard and mouse user. I usually invert Y axis but I won't based on your feedback. No time to game until the weekend.
Depends on the game for me. Sometimes I use a gamepad, other times the mouse and keyboard. If it's a game where precise aiming would be beneficial(like a FPS) I'll use the mouse and keyboard.
Continuing my bingeing of From Software games, I just started Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. It's really good so far — challenging and engaging combat, a simple and effective stealth / platforming system, and an interesting low-fantasy feudal Japan setting. Since lockdown started I've completed Dark Souls Remastered (NG and NG+), Dark Souls II (just NG), and Bloodborne (NG, NG+, and NG++). I love the dark fantasy stylings, the incorporation of horror, the minimalist plot combined with deep worldbuilding, and, of course, the often challenging and punishing gameplay. After Sekiro, I'll play Dark Souls III — then I'll be up to date for when Elden Ring comes out.
Originally posted by BackFire
Those rumors have been around a while. There may be some truth to them.
Recently new info leaked. Seems too good to be true.
https://www.vg247.com/2020/06/08/harry-potter-rpg-hogwarts-a-dark-legacy-leak/
"For starters, the post claims the game won't even have Harry Potter in the title, and will instead be called Hogwarts: A Dark Legacy. As the name suggests, you'll be playing as a Hogwarts student "all the way until graduation." You get to pick the gender of your character, customise them, as well as choose whether they're pure blood, muggle or half blood.
Interestingly, the game will deal with mature themes, which the leaker says could push it towards an M rating, or T at the lowest. Romance subplots are seemingly part of the reason, as you'll be able to marry love interests.
Chronologically, the game takes place after the events of the book, so you won't be facing Voldemort, rather a former Death Eater leading a cast of smaller villains. The setting will allow for some cameos, however, according to the leaker. The world has a hub-based structure, and each major area is said to contain its own NPCs, quests and the like. Hogwarts, Hogsmead, and The Ministry are three of the four included.
As with any RPG, Dark Legacy will also have a skill tree that you will climb through over the course of the game. It is said to have five branches, with some skills locked behind Good points and others Evil, but the leaker notes that you won't be able to learn any forbidden spells.
Combat is described as fluid, seemingly reliant on tactics and proper management of energy. You'll be pitted against creatures from the Harry Potter universe, as well as other rival wizards. Rivals are a big component, according to the post, and they're generated by a Shadow of Mordor-style Nemesis system. Each playthrough players will have one unique rival, who can be "beaten, killed or made an ally based on decisions you make in the game."
Release date is supposedly June 2021.