
In the third game in the dark samurai action RPG series Nioh, you will need to use both Samurai and Ninja combat styles in your battles against formidable yokai as you explore a thrilling open field.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese*, Korean, Arabic*languages with full audio support
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能不能给个fsr4
味儿对了,仁王的代餐永远就只有它的下一作,除了剧情毫无看点远比不上2代以外新的转心机制和战斗整体上非常满意,优化差点意思,期待dlc和后续更新解决掉帧问题
Avec ce 3e volet de NIOH, nos amis de la Team Ninja ne bouleversent pas vraiment leur formule mais y apportent néanmoins plusieurs nouveautés très appréciables : - la structure plus ouverte (en gros chaque carte est à explorer librement au lieu de sélectionner les missions dessus) - l'alternance entre le mode Samuraï (plus puissant) et le mode Ninja (plus agile) pour encore plus de variété dans les combats - la possibilité de sauter enfin, très utile au combat comme en exploration (les décors gagnent notamment beaucoup en verticalité) - certaines techniques (notamment les contres) s'effectuent via des manipulations différentes, parfois légèrement plus complexes (en gros en combinant appui de touche et mouvement du stick) mais à l'arrivée les combats en sortent clairement enrichis ; il en va de même pour l'utilisation des pouvoirs des esprits protecteurs, nettement plus efficaces - la personnalisation des armes et armures ne se fait plus au cas par cas : comme dans RISE OF THE RONIN l'apparence sélectionnée s'applique par la suite à tous les items équipés Pour le reste les combats sont toujours aussi grisants, les nouveaux ennemis intéressants à combattre comme il se doit (on en croise aussi beaucoup issus des deux opus précédents, communs comme boss) et l'histoire, qui reprend le concept des voyages dans le temps issu des DLC de NIOH 2, permet d'explorer agréablement diverses périodes de l'Histoire du Japon avec leur lot de figures historiques. Un 3e volet très réussi donc, qui parlera tout de suite aux fans de la saga !
被仁王2画面强奸过的眼睛,到了仁王3,不禁有几分快感与享受
8/10
HOLY PEAK
哥们卡顿知道吗,2k超低特效卡顿,4k超高特效卡顿////解决了,改成跟显示器同帧数
整体算是及格的作品,跟2代体感有所不同:2代是前期牢,中期上头,后期牢。3代体感是开荒舒服,中期上头,中后期小牢,后期牢。说一些问题吧: 1.大体型怪物动作不清晰,特别是红光的强攻击,很多快慢刀。 2.人形怪太强了,精力恢复速度极快,而且常态霸体,需要立回不断打康才能打断动作。 3.地图看着大,实际上绝大部分是罐头,翻来覆去,打到后期有点无聊了。 4.最终BOSS前4轮车轮战太没劲了,最终BOSS其实也没啥太大意思,无论交互和演出都挺烂。 最后一点!!!长枪还是挺好玩的,爱玩多玩。
我这配置你cpu占用百分之120,请问我怎么玩?不会更新别更新
+Quite fun/engaging combat +Co-op is mostly seamless -Graphics/FX could use optimizations & updates (VRAM warnings with default settings on---had to lower most settings for stable FPS) Additional info: +I didn't like the Nioh stance system (tried Nioh 2 and felt like I just wanted to stick with 1 stance, and never finished), but the ninja mode looked enticing enough to try, plus the game had 3 player coop. Eventually I started messing around with stance switching and the weapon skill gauges, and I really enjoy the flow of using everything to tear into enemies. Great fun. -I get this horrible feeling whenever I'm doing trial-and-error with graphics settings, trying to get a game to run smooth and still look decent. I know there's a lot I /could/ do to optimize on my end, but I also know that games can look just as good/better than this and still run extremely well on lower-end systems thanks to stylistic decisions & graphical shortcuts. That is one of the big standards I judge games based on---maybe I'm being lazy for not looking for the perfect combination of settings (in-game & otherwise) and ignorant for believing that graphics can still look impressive without making your computer sound like an airplane turbine; I argue it's not so controversial to praise a game that looks good and runs well out of the box, and this game does not get that praise. I include this complaint here because the graphics & optimizations (or lack thereof) come as part of the package, but I'll still recommend since it's possible to "get around" with your own fixes; your own standards apply. (Rant) I would gladly live in a world where PS1 graphics were the peak of realism and where my imagination could fill in the blanks, over having to experiment with flipping a bunch of switches and installing older and newer drivers (and even PC parts)---all so I can avoid being taken out of immersion by drops in the quality of either, and only to end up with weirdly fuzzy realism & fewer (but still present) frame drops.
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