Outward Definitive Edition

자유롭게 모험하고싶은데 시밤 지도 표기도 안되는거 5일만에 150원 못모아서 집뻇겨있네 창고에 내탬 ㅅㅂ 공략 안보면 초보가 어케하란거 그냥 집 뺏기고 해야되네 레벨도 없고 1대 다수에 나보다 쌘데 앞으로 어케 잡을지도 알수가없네 돈부터 갚고 모험해야지 시부랄 맵이 조온나 넓은데 오브젝트하나씩 몹하나씩 평수낭비 개오지네.. 쓸데없다 너무 활 쓰라는애 왜 없냐 이거 하나면 이 게임 평정 같네 아 뭔데 내가 산건 일반판?;; 20년도에 사서..? 없앳으면 업데이트 해줘야지 바꿔줘야지 ㅡㅡ 모드 없이 이걸 언제 다 해 배낭무게 2배로 늘려줘도 부족하겠구만 시펄 무게 떄문에 뭐 암것도못한다

Ja

O jogo me surpreendeu positivamente, tanto a base quanto as expansões. A história é interessante; a possibilidade, mesmo que limitada, de seguir vários roteiros diferentes é interessante. O sistema de morte é bem legal, principalmente pelo desafio de às vezes ter que fazer uma missão para recuperar os equipamentos ou fugir de uma prisão. O sistema de luta é bem desafiador no início, mas depois que pega o jeito e aprende a progressão dos personagens, se torna bem interessante. Foram boas horas explorando as diversas dungeons e descobrindo quests secretas pelo mapa. Um jogo que recomendo fortemente e estou ansioso pela continuação.

Can't even beat one enemy at the beginning. This isn't a rewarding game, it's a game that punishes you for buying it. Uninstalled.

Дели мечь, дела пошли в гору, встретил призраков, дела пошли в смерть.

作者思路和框架都很好，可惜贫穷限制了作者，有耐心且无聊的人可以一试

I'm about 10 hours into the game on a solo playthrough and so far I would rank it a 6/10. (I did get it on sale for 88% off and got a second copy for a co-op playthrough with my spouse later on) Overall, I think Outward is worth checking out if it's on sale and you're a fan of grindy, survival-focused RPGs. However, the game is definitely not for the average gamer. --- The game itself isn't difficult. Anyone claiming that the combat in outward is similar to any soulslike has never played a fromsoft game. The main issue with combat is that there is absolutely no weight whatsoever, meaning that it's hard to discern when your attacks land on the enemy and vice-versa. It makes it very easy to die as you may not even realize you're being hit if you aren't paying close attention to your hp indicator in the corner of the screen. Other than the janky combat, the true "difficulty" stems from the fact that at the beginning of the game the player is very squishy and will die in about 4 hits from even the lowest tier of enemies. There is no traditional EXP/leveling-based progression, rather you spend silver to acquire stronger equipment and learn skills. This forces players to avoid direct combat with most enemies until they're able to gather enough resources to craft goods to sell to vendors and eventually purchase strong enough gear to actually fight enemies. There is the option to place traps to lead enemies into, which can deal substantial damage to enemies, however crafting traps uses resources which makes using them less viable early on, as creating them rather than selling their ingredients extends the daunting amount of grinding the game expects of you in the first section of the game. And while you're gathering resources to sell, you're going to be doing A LOT of walking across the map as there is no fast travel. I didn't initially think it would be as big of an issue as I've enjoyed other games without fast travel, but the map in Outward feels pretty large and empty. Enemies, harvestables, and the environment in general is all very spaced out, making travel feel tedious and boring. As a fan of survival games, I was pleasantly surprised by the survival systems in Outward. Initially I was reminded of the survival mode CC included with Skyrim AE (which I personally find a little bit too tedious), but i found that the food ingredients in the initial map is very abundant and with frequent resource respawns, and the cooking is much more accessible and enjoyable. The debuffs given from hunger, thirst, injuries and diseases are much milder and manageable. So, if you're a fan of Skyrim AE's Survival Mode, you may find Outward's survival elements to be too easy and shallow, but personally I think it's actually in a good balance.