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A couple of hours in and so far I am fairly impressed with what I have seen. Like it's predecessor it has a certain clunkiness to it, especially noticeable after coming off the liquid smooth Titanfall 2 campaign, but nothing too bad. The repetitious dialogue from NPCs is back, so if you miss constantly hearing about the soldiers wondering whether they should gather for whisky and cigars tonight, then you're in luck :)The game has a 9GB day one patch, but that didn't stop a few issues of textures popping, light bleeding through internal spaces and the odd soldier being stuck in a staircase....which annoyingly meant I couldn't choke out everyone on the first level.Despite all this, I am enjoying what I have played so far. The ability to quick save/load, is a nice addition, especially for those of us going for ghost/low chaos runs*. Also, the option to play as either Corvo or Emily gives the game some extra re-playability, as both have different skillsets and abilities. On this run I am playing through as Emily and, no spoilers, her abilities are pretty sweet.In summary, if you liked DS1, you'll love DS2. You don't need to have played DS1 to be able to play DS2. There is plenty of lore scattered about to build up what happened previously, and who everyone is.Edit: I had to return my copy of the game as it kept crashing at a certain point. Not sure if it's an issue with the disc or the game (maybe a corrupted save). On the whole, and I know our PC brothers are having issues, this game is pretty glitchy. I had several game crashing events before I kept hitting the game breaking moment. I assume Bethesda forced Arkane to release before they were ready, if not then Arkane need to up their QA game. I still maintain this is a fantastic game, and given how things end up (finished the game on Xbox), I would welcome a third instalment. Just stop people being able to see me through walls, and that would be fantastic.p.s Amazon are terrible with pre-orders it seems. First time I have used them, and they missed the 10th.*Although the stealth system sometimes is a bit weird, for example check the pic and tell me why I didn't get full stealth on the little graph?
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 April 2024
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 November 2016
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 November 2016
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
A couple of hours in and so far I am fairly impressed with what I have seen. Like it's predecessor it has a certain clunkiness to it, especially noticeable after coming off the liquid smooth Titanfall 2 campaign, but nothing too bad. The repetitious dialogue from NPCs is back, so if you miss constantly hearing about the soldiers wondering whether they should gather for whisky and cigars tonight, then you're in luck :)
The game has a 9GB day one patch, but that didn't stop a few issues of textures popping, light bleeding through internal spaces and the odd soldier being stuck in a staircase....which annoyingly meant I couldn't choke out everyone on the first level.
Despite all this, I am enjoying what I have played so far. The ability to quick save/load, is a nice addition, especially for those of us going for ghost/low chaos runs*. Also, the option to play as either Corvo or Emily gives the game some extra re-playability, as both have different skillsets and abilities. On this run I am playing through as Emily and, no spoilers, her abilities are pretty sweet.
In summary, if you liked DS1, you'll love DS2. You don't need to have played DS1 to be able to play DS2. There is plenty of lore scattered about to build up what happened previously, and who everyone is.
Edit: I had to return my copy of the game as it kept crashing at a certain point. Not sure if it's an issue with the disc or the game (maybe a corrupted save). On the whole, and I know our PC brothers are having issues, this game is pretty glitchy. I had several game crashing events before I kept hitting the game breaking moment. I assume Bethesda forced Arkane to release before they were ready, if not then Arkane need to up their QA game. I still maintain this is a fantastic game, and given how things end up (finished the game on Xbox), I would welcome a third instalment. Just stop people being able to see me through walls, and that would be fantastic.
p.s Amazon are terrible with pre-orders it seems. First time I have used them, and they missed the 10th.
*Although the stealth system sometimes is a bit weird, for example check the pic and tell me why I didn't get full stealth on the little graph?
The game has a 9GB day one patch, but that didn't stop a few issues of textures popping, light bleeding through internal spaces and the odd soldier being stuck in a staircase....which annoyingly meant I couldn't choke out everyone on the first level.
Despite all this, I am enjoying what I have played so far. The ability to quick save/load, is a nice addition, especially for those of us going for ghost/low chaos runs*. Also, the option to play as either Corvo or Emily gives the game some extra re-playability, as both have different skillsets and abilities. On this run I am playing through as Emily and, no spoilers, her abilities are pretty sweet.
In summary, if you liked DS1, you'll love DS2. You don't need to have played DS1 to be able to play DS2. There is plenty of lore scattered about to build up what happened previously, and who everyone is.
Edit: I had to return my copy of the game as it kept crashing at a certain point. Not sure if it's an issue with the disc or the game (maybe a corrupted save). On the whole, and I know our PC brothers are having issues, this game is pretty glitchy. I had several game crashing events before I kept hitting the game breaking moment. I assume Bethesda forced Arkane to release before they were ready, if not then Arkane need to up their QA game. I still maintain this is a fantastic game, and given how things end up (finished the game on Xbox), I would welcome a third instalment. Just stop people being able to see me through walls, and that would be fantastic.
p.s Amazon are terrible with pre-orders it seems. First time I have used them, and they missed the 10th.
*Although the stealth system sometimes is a bit weird, for example check the pic and tell me why I didn't get full stealth on the little graph?
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 January 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
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