@Travian1 @LVT_PTA_PB I know I understand I had plenty of fun just by discovering the map and driving endlessly in one direction... omg ONE DIRECTION. Get it? Yeah? No? Whatever. So yeah, Fuel was I game I truly anticipated due to the huge map, I played it a lot also. But the driving physics were really really weird. Vehicles felt like soaps in a bathtub. And the vehicles' sound were worst than on Gran Turismo games. Otherwise, the graphics weren't that bad actually, the landscapes looked good with the storms and all. But overall this game was a letdown. Maybe too ambitious for a small, didn't had time to polish it or something like that. OH AND YEAH, that freaking endurance race? I was first at the very end until I hit a rock. I got restarted like 100m from my initial position (100m BACKWARDS from my reset location) than the AI drove right past me. Also, rubber band AI was a pain in the ass in this game)
@Travian1 well with the release of The Crew, I don't think they would bet on a sequel to a broken game in term of gameplay, and who maybe made Codemaster lose money more than anything else.
@carolynmichelle @Hurvl @jeager_titan Do you know how I can retrieve the soundtrack? I backed the game for 25$, retrieved my Steam code from Humble Bundle but can't find the soundtrack anywhere :(
@Gelugon_baat @LVT_PTA_PB Well I mentioned that in order to advance well in the game you have to get hints from the community. But I see your point. Even I I haven't used once magic never tried it don't know how it works still I prefer melee combat so.. Beat the game once, I'm on my NG + right now.
I guess I see the point of the reviewer, but it doesn't mean it's a bad game. It's a game about community helping out, that's why there's the possibility to leave notes on the ground. That's why there's so many Wikis and forum about the game. I can be played without any help from the exterior, but it's far harder. Especially for a newcomer. But, y'know, just try to figure it out for yourself, stop complaining because you don't get it. Try to discover the mechanics of the game by trying over and over, that's pretty much the best way to play Dark Souls. If you're frustrated, that's because you're taking this game way too seriously. Which is weird because... in order for you to have fun you have to take the game seriously? haha I mean no it's not the game that you'll play and say FINALLY, level 150, it's FINALLY going to be easy to kill monsters. Not it's not that kind of game. There's isn't that much of progress in terms of strength of the character. It's mostly about the skill of the player. That's why those games are loved by a lot of people. You have to be good and know the game inside out. And you just can't relax and kill enemies.
I really wonder who might be like : OH GREAT, borderlands 2! That game that a already cleared dozens of times is coming to Vita! It's not like : oh great, that Vita exclusive is finally going PC and consoles! Because, y'know, 95% of the gamers own a console, maybe 15% got a Vita... And about 85% already played Borderlands 2 and got tired of it. Who's gonna buy it on Vita? Most of the Vita players already own consoles or PCs...
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