NTE: Neverness to Everness

Não deixe as minhas 17 horas de jogo te enganar, eu tenho muito mais de 100 horas (200, talvez?), já que jogo desde o minuto em que lançou no launcher próprio deles. Um Action RPG de mundo aberto com monetização gacha. As lutas são gostosinhas de fazer, e se vc quiser da pra extrair muito do combate. Você não precisa gastar 1 centavo e vai conseguir todos, ou quase todos, os personagens que quiser. (Eu tenho todos com suas respectivas armas assinaturas e ainda quase 300 tiros de sobra, mas sei que dei muito mais sorte que a maioria). A qualidade do jogo é absurda se você levar em conta o "preço" dele, põe muito jogo AAA de R$ 350 no bolso. As dailies, weeklies e biweeklies são meio chatas de fazer, principalmente as que envolvem Fons, mas você pode simplesmente optar por ignorar isso. A história é mediana, com aquele típico cliffhanger no final de cada capítulo para te fazer jogar eternamente. Se você for querer pegar todas as skins, daí sim vai gastar uma nota, já que é esse a principal forma de monetização do jogo. Infelizmente, não tem tradução em PT-BR. Como da pra ver pelas minhas specs, o jogo roda no linux perfeitamente, a única coisa que eu tive que fazer foi usar o DW-Proton.

I was so excited to play, until I went to change my keybinds and almost every single keybind i need to change is grayed out! I really hope they fix this so I can play.

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NTE Is what i would call a lifestyle game overall, My experience im often staying in first person view a lot and it prioritizes to not take you out of immersion unless it must, typically for combat and that is fine, and after you are done it puts you straight back into first person. And at that point im free to scale walls in first person and walk to the nearest bus stop, to get on the bus, sit down, watch the world go by and my next stop is wherever im grinding next, and thats probably where it excells for me. Grinding characters is fun here and does not feel sweaty, because your fons, (standard form of credits) are not (technically rarely) used in upgrading your characters, so that separates most of the lifestyle part of the game to actually be the end game content, as the stamina system (separate from the pixel system for character upgrades) is a weekly thing, and its just fun to do x boss then go and do something completely different because you set the pace for the game. As it stands NTE is a glimpse of the platform its trying to provide, and many say its on the right track already, me included, and its what every other game should aim to do in some capacity, Im not saying NTE has the best of anything really, Its the fact the package has many systems that function well for what it intends to be and are functional, unlike many games that have too many systems that are always disposed of and its less likely to happen here. Combat is actually better than i thought, as expected a 2 button focus with ultimate skills and switching combos but later with grinding and bosses the dodge parry mechanics are solid and tactile, i dont feel the system has cheated me if i missed my move, the sound cue is easy to get used to and there is a visual for that also. Story drags a bit, as expected, but the characters have so much enthusiasm for their cast so thats really good to see, scenes often feel lively in vocal dynamics and on screen. I dont know how else to explain NTE other than if you ever knew when you were young and played a 100% completed save of whatever your favorite open world was back in the day just to chill out? Well thats much of the experience here and you just find things to do.

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