This is my next game! Don’t worry, there’s no difficulty options, please don’t trash this thread.
Performance-wise it runs very well at max settings at 1440p (dsr doesn’t seem to recognize this game). The framerate is really good. The lowest I’ve seen is in the 70s, the average is in the 110s and the highs are in the 180s. So the gift of gsync is one of my most favorite technologies!
The only sins are some cut scenes are video but they’re not as bullshit as most other games. They look close to actual gameplay quality. Only slightly worse. Also they’re low fps.
Mechanics, it’s a traditional turn based rpg. So good.
I’ve wanted to play this one for a while, but jumping out of RDR2 into this didn’t sit well. I wanted a shorter game in between. Was a big fan of all the Dragon Warrior games, but never played them when they became Dragon Quest. Someday I’ll get to this one, looks great.
Holy shit! This is the most compatible game I’ve tried to play in linux using SteamPlay! Same framerates as windows with same graphics settings, had to plug in xbone controller instead of wireless, but it worked. No audio issues. BUT either there were microstutters or gsync wasn’t working properly. So I’ll be playing this game in windows…but that said, I figure a few more proton updates and I wont need to reboot to windows for games that don’t have linux builds.
This game is really really good…but instead of me saying things about it, perhaps you all should just ask questions to which the answers won’t spoil it.
I’m not remembering–or never knew–what ATB is. It’s kinda like Neptunia games. In the overworld you can whack enemies before they see you and you begin the fight with the upper hand…or not if they surprise you.
ATB is like active version of turn based combat. Instead of waiting passively on your turn, you just wait few seconds until you get your turn and attack no matter if the enemy is attacking or not.
