Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

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（没有剧透）算上dlc不到50米入库，剧情老套，但是相比一代已经到了能看看的水平了，人物造型也还算不错，虽然是外骨骼，但是和一代机甲没有区别，画质和画风比一代变的很多，属于是正向优化，优化也还不错，除了地图边缘加载会卡顿一下以外是很流畅的，就是笔记本2k画质全部拉满也能200帧左右，low帧也在90以上稳定 战斗方面，游戏有可自选的难度设置，远程武器除了肩部炮以外的远程枪械对比近战都太弱，无论是数值还是观赏性都是如此，射程不像一把枪，有些枪械甚至没有弓箭射得远，还不是及时伤害，所以说这一代在战斗系统上是强推近战刀机的，各种近战武器都有自己的专属特色技能，反观枪械却只能原地转圈，或者是cosplay近战武器，也就一个修复空间勉勉强强算是可以抽空自疗，后期的强大装甲也都是怼耐力怼格斗的，想突突个爽的这游戏不适合你，甚至子弹都不够用 boss方面有了不少新boss，有了自己的机制和招数，但是都可以用近战直接无脑横推过去，不至于一直当村口的拦路狗卡着你，boss掉落的武器很好刷出，不是稀罕的东西，但是想刷出强大词条是很难得的，我杀了得有一百来个方块也没能爆出第二把双a一c的拳头，实在太累我刷不太动了，综上所述，这个游戏的武器不稀有，词条才是拉开距离的地方，词条差的大真的是两种装备，所以看见合适的词条一定要珍惜，那个奉献2，我捡了无数尸体才搞到双a，真的不容易，但是这就是刷子游戏最有魅力的地方，获得成就感的感觉真的很不错，但也由此可见，耐心不高的人，这个游戏你玩了恐怕会感觉到自己赤道十了 因子机制是这个游戏一大特色，因为这个东西大大的增加了游戏的寿命和可玩性，说白了就是让强大的技能和重要的被动都需要刷怪获取了，而一些怪你刷掉了就直接炸成一地废品，什么都没有，亦或者好不容易让你捡尸了却没有你当前需要的因子，不同的技能需要不同的因子组合，所以你要辗转于不同地图，不同区域，不同敌怪，在这一过程中不断开发出各种武器搭配，各种应对措施，感兴趣的话是很上瘾的 同时这个游戏还有一个挖宝机制，刷出的怪会爆出碎片，用碎片能合成感应器去挖宝，挖出来的东西有概率会爆出当前进度无法获取的好东西，非常好玩，我的第一个橙色的激光加农炮就是挖出来的，实用的很 游戏随着进度也会出现地牢那种肉鸽玩法，里面也会有机会获得不错的橙色装备，闲着刷一刷还是不错的 武器的熟练度这点必须要注意，对武器强度的影响实在是太大了，一个满熟练度的武器简直就是免费给你加了一大堆红色插件，而不同的武器也有自己的特色效果，不同的配法能玩出不同的花样，武器大体分为激光类与物理类，这个游戏大多数敌怪都弱激光，所以光剑和激光炮的伤害往往都很可观，但是物理武器也有自己独属的点，总体来看激光武器较强，我自己也研究出过很多玩法，比如毒锤配电枪玩重灌，双枪锤左右甩回旋镖，暴击刀配攻速刀当维吉尔，双锤刺拳泰森，最后我说一句，极限变换洲际导弹有没有懂的 随着剧情推进，必定伴随着杀死npc，我是建议放过，本来也没啥太长的剧情，你这一杀就纯是无聊的刷子游戏了，虽然剧情没啥深度，但是也有很多温馨的地方，看一看也挺欣慰 游戏不是还有个dlc吗，这玩意必须买，本质刷子游戏最重要的是什么，是刷，而这个深渊的威胁就是个批发红橙插件的地方，真的是随处可见的红色插件，还有很多新boss，掉落物也有一堆数值武器，属于是你不买就永远无法毕业，奉献2插满五级恢复，一口下去直接给我吃晕碳了，从那以后我极限变换玩成常驻被动，真就永远不担心缺血这回事 以上就说这么多

It's okay.

Got this game as part of a humble bundle that had 3 other games I'd been wanting. Hadn't heard of the franchise before and didn't know what to expect going in. I very much feel like I got this game for free. Important context for my review. I would NOT recommend this at full price. Finding out this game is 70 bucks is wild. This is a 30 dollar game at launch, anything more is overpaying. The game is fun, but missing some polish. The story is alright, kind of typical anime game type story. Combat is fun, customization feels deep, and art style works. The controls are solid, and the fact you can customize your controls is a big reason for it. targeting and combat is usually good, but can occasionally slip or not make sense. I've had target locking go through the guy I'm looking at and lock on to someone flying 50m away. However, this isn't consistent so you may or may not experience this yourself. The story never grabs, but it's servicable to the gameplay. If you're looking for a good story, this isn't it. Actual build loadout and customization is pretty solid. It's not as good as some of the big names comparable to it, like Armored Core, but it is fun and doesn't work against itself which is good.

Very poorly designed gamed. The gameplay is the worse offender it's not intuitive, there are invisible walls popping from nowhere but enemies can go through and the worse is the whole presentation and the clunkyness of the game. Thsi is clearly a half baked proejct with good ideas and no real vision of gameplya. I would not recommend this game gladly I got it for 2$

[h1]A Daemon's Titanic Strangeness[/h1] DxM: Titanic Scion is an third-person action-shooter with RPG elements in a mecha-style ensemble. You are an Outer, an augmented human and formerly part of the Sovereign Axiom, an Outer-centric organization that has warred with humanity for several centuries. In the ashes of two distinct wars and a devastated star system, you're left fending for yourself and joining with a ragtag team of scavengers trying to navigate the aftermath of Earth. There's a lot for me to say about Titanic Scion, and my general conflicted feelings throughout playing it. Firstly, unlike its predecessor, DxM, Titanic Scion breaks the former's Armored Core mold by two major decisions: removing the mecha in favor of a pilot-centric exosuit, and going to an open world environment. Both very ambitious and distinct in the attempt to change the game's baseline formula while maintaining the same combat model. I didn't hate it necessarily, but it also didn't impress me as much as it could've. For one, the overworld model unfortunately follows the worst version: the environment is largely irrelevant, combat centers on pockets of enemies, and you have to sparingly jet around picking up mining nodes. It is a series of content islands chained together that exist solely for their own sake and not much else. DxM's Ace Combat / Armored Core 'pick a mission and execute' style is near completely absent, but traversing the overworld did not add anything to the experience of ... navigating to the mission's starting flag compared to just starting a mission. For such a dramatic investment in development resources, I don't know if the overworld justifies itself. Even with Co-Op in such an environment, there was never a reason to leave each other or explore on our own (in fact, the host has a tether to the co-op partners so lol). On the other hand, Titanic Scion is a large step forward in the technical gameplay, user interface, and overall character build/play experience compared to DxM. Taking the foundations of its predecessor and iterating on it went universally well, and even going back to DxM with my rose-tinted glasses immediately noticed how much better Titanic Scion was in this respect. I'm not a fan of the smaller, non-mecha scale, but the exosuit gameplay is functionally the same just ... very flimsy and weightless feeling. The whole point of mecha is to have cool machinery working, not some laser that materializes your armor on and off at will, you know? My largest and unyielding criticism of the game, however, is the complete mess of a story. It is severely underbaked, barely strung together, and lacking in the punch it wants to deliver about human social connection, technology changing the human condition, and the divorce one experiences when they no longer believe in their (former) way of life. All the ingredients are there, the components make sense, but they are just NOT cooked to completion. DxM's own story had some wild ideas going on with it, but the classical Armored Core mission narrator / email system, plus in-mission cutscenes, did a lot for its presentation. Cohesive, wild in some places, but it drove you start to finish. Titanic Scion struggled constantly despite aping some of the same hallmarks. This, unfortunately, greatly damaged the game's experience despite the solid technical basis, as I found myself laughing constantly at the drama it wanted to present because it was so undeserved. Former teammate espousing eco-terrorism views and yadda yadda? Meet them once, have a fight, meet them again, kill them, dramatic monologue, aaaand they're gone, well onto the next cause I got neun of these one-trick ponies to work through. Again, each of them had interesting ideas, but this played like a proof-of-concept for pacing, not a final or cohesive product. Sure, the gameplay was pretty good, but the difference between a game and a sandbox is the narrative experience tying it together, you know? [h2]Conclusion[/h2] I was honestly conflicted about Titanic Scion all the way up to finishing it. The game's strange issues and underbaked feeling honestly makes me think there was significant trouble in development and the team had to prioritize shipping literally anything. It had the ambition for something much grander, and all the parts were there, it just didn't build out to achieving that potential. The fact it was so robust in some ways, such as the technical gameplay, is proof of their skillful capability, so I don't think they were overreaching necessarily. This game is barely a positive 'yes' from me because of that: the gameplay is solid for a DxM sequel and you can have fun in co-op with friends. The story is a mess, even by this genre's standards, and sadly very forgettable as a result. I think picking this up on sale at the least is the best way forward, and if you have two other friends (3 player co-op), it can be a fun romp. The inclusion of challenge dungeons, world bosses, and other repeat grind/farm content is where the meat of the game will actually be, and give you something to chew on for a good few dozen hours if you're really into that sort of thing.

neeeeeeeeeeeee que juego de mied@.... 73 hs jugadas XD a veces el mejor juego lo das vuelta en 9 horas y no lo volves a tocar y resulta que son otros juegos los que te entretienen los mas simples no los mejores

Oh boy, this is a rough one. Played the first game, too. Took my time exploring the game a bit, about halfway through the story. I got the game on the 80% off sale after reading the reviews. It is not as bad as it is made out to be, but it does leave a bit to be desired. -Open world feels like Warframe's Fortuna but slimmed down and admittedly relatively barren. -Bosses and enemies can range from braindead simple to annoyingly frustrating but never be really difficult. -The story is nothing to write home about, some characters are alright though. -DLC is meh +The movement (once it clicks) isn't that bad, though sometimes a bit chaotic to manage +The gameplay loop itself is good (kill - loot - craft - repeat) (-but can also get tedious with the grinding) +Build variety and customization is decent If anything, this game has a lot of decent things it shot for but missed quite a bunch, sadly. I would recommend it on a sale and there are mods on Nexus that help a bit with the grindy-ness the game centers around if you want to skip grinding. 6.5/10 if I had to rate it, I personally still think it is fun enough to warrant a try if you like mech games (more like mechsuits) and are starved for more. Don't go in expecting it to be Armored Core, though.

打折只要19.9元，这便宜还要啥自行车。相比1代除了战斗其他都变差了，先是为了开放地图加了很多传统送信打野等无聊支线（1代只有副本），然后打Boss掉的东西也少，最恶心的人物技能，1代学技能就是自己随便加点，这代改成了需要打指定怪低概率掉基因解锁，高级技能需要很多种基因，基因还不能存储也是服了，懒得找怪刷害的我全是初级技能，另外，多人联机也不知道干嘛，联机都是陌生人在打剧情，总结，化简为繁，反向升级