he has more alts than the game has updates lol, unlikely to be successful
which build do you mean, even 1.0.1 has noncon lol
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Does the new version fix all the missing story bits? I´ve been waiting for the release of the full game to play it and i could understand the story up to the first three levels, but then no more dialoges or cutscenes. So is this fixed?
so... is there any even vague eta on when this completed game is going to be actually complete?
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Your best bet might be bunkrr or pixeldrain, mega and gofile get clapped pretty quickly but bunkrr and pixeldrain links seem pretty good about staying up from what I've seen
Remember, the "Future" in Future Fragments is meant to be a meta reference to when the game will be finished.
Oh sorry, I'm late to the discussion and various iterations. I wouldn't even know which one to specify.
Will the gallery eventually have the bosses added to it?
Does anyone have any idea, or a way to warp back to boss fights to do again? (I suppose this could be done strategically with saves though)
Does anyone have any idea, or a way to warp back to boss fights to do again? (I suppose this could be done strategically with saves though)
Yeah ud have to save right before and then just reload
Depends, a lot got removed in the final update, would help if you could narrow it down by level as thats how the demos came out
actually there is a way to avoid it without killing the dude
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I mean to be fair for anyone reading this I have a question.
When did you stop actually reading skyrim books or baldur's gate 3 books?
I mean some are barely a page. I stopped pretty early if I'm honest. It's not how I want my lore really. I was able to piece together through occasional dialogue in my time at portia, that sandrock is past the desert(which is in both games) and there's 5 "free cities" with open trade and they could very well make this massive open world game at some point.
to retort my question, those computer dialogues even though voiced, go for pages and pages. it is too much and I think it's just some complaining half the time rather than centered on story.
I skimmed over a good majority of the skyrim books, but it was nice having them in case you wanted more information. Plus, they were like... 100 words or less per book.
Like most of the complaints here, I feel the dialogue and logs interrupt the game WAY more than necessary. Even if there was anything of interest within them, their physical placement in the world is so haphazard that I'm likely to forget what they're alluding to when I encounter them.
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LMAO! You're spot on with the haphazard remark.
I guess I was playing both sides. I don't like to absolve one and condemn the other so i had to rag on skyrim, but the problem with my.... "point" is I don't know how much of it is relevant in fragments. Sometimes a guy is just complaining it's hot.
Skyrim it was all relevant, at least in accordance to the title of the book.
like "the lusty argonian maid" probably won't have ANYTHING to do with skyrim lore, but it WILL have something to do with a...lusty argonian maid.
I agree. If the logs were collected and transported to a compendium of sorts where they were laid out in an ordered fashion and could be engaged with at will, I doubt people would have as much of a problem with them. The way they're interspersed through the game is a bit jarring and doesn't fit with the tone and pacing of the genre, and there's nothing innovative being done to temper the disappointment with the implementation. You just get wall-of-text dumps every so often that ruin the flow of the game.
With Skyrim, you're in a world that attempts to approximate something that's open and lived-in, and it makes sense for various tomes and text to be encountered in such an environment.
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