Legendary Tales

ボスの難易度が高すぎて、ソロプレイだと近接の一部のビルドでしか倒せない。 魔法の場合、ボスのHPが高すぎて、MPが枯渇して倒せない。 ボスの攻撃力が異常に高く、2，3発でやられてしまう。 回避に専念したら、したで攻撃する暇がない。 あと、弓は矢を引く手がVRゴーグルの後ろに行くので、コントローラーのトラッキングを失いやすく、ブレブレになりやすくなります。システム的にサポートが一切ないので、けっこうストレスが溜まりました。制御しにくい割にはあたり判定も結構シビア。 ビルドに失敗したら、基本的に最初からやり直し。 ※スキルリセットが存在するが、最後のボスを倒すまでできないので、実質ないのと同じ。ちなみにステータスリセットはないです。 価格改定後のフルプライスで購入しましたが、値段の価値はないと感じました。

tl;dr at the top cause I'm nice like that, this is a very trying game, I wanted originally to enjoy it as VR Skyrim but with proper RPG classes like the Paladin, Rogue, or Barbarian... but... unfortunately this wasn't what the game had in store.. It's alright in multiplayer but overall leaves a lot to be desired, at the very least, the developers here did a good job for such a small team! I just don't personally enjoy where the game is at. I wouldn't call this an RPG, that would be a bit of an overstatement. It shares basically none of the aspects used to make that acronym, there are barely any roles, or diversity between them. And calling it a game that you play is pretty hard, I wanted to enjoy it but the further you get into "the game", the further away from fun "the game" starts to feel. But I don't want to be entirely mean spirited and instead just post my thoughts around it, this is definitely not a game suited to my taste, or maybe I went in with too high expectations based on the price (bought this on sale for 32 GBP, around 44 USD.) 'Cause it feels a little more hollow than you'd want it too for the price point. I personally only have a bit of history with RPGs, from mainly only playing Runescape in my childhood, and The Elder Scrolls games like Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim... I never played WoW (World of Warcraft) but I've tried to pick up others along the way. This being the most recent one I tried to play, I went in thinking this was precisely what I wanted, responsive physics based VR combat with MMORPG mechanics, but sorted neatly into a little 4 player coop experience with smaller worlds/set pieces. I can't tell you if it's just that this game feels like it instead SUFFERS from having physics based combat, even though I wanted to enjoy the mechanics of parrying which CAN feel really satisfying... Or if the genre of RPG in VR should just not have physics but instead tie each weapon to Attack Speed stats. SPEAKING OF, the way this game balances melee combat so you don't whacky waving arm flail your enemies to death, is that it has a singular reset time for each swing that hits your target with your weapon. Which means, you hit your target with your left hand, it goes on cooldown for 1.5s, if you hit the creature again you deal significantly lower damage and reset the timer again, which means you are essentially supposed to instead, strike with your left, strike with your right, and then holster them for your heavy shoulder weapon, with both hands. Which has a reset of 0.8s, so you swing that with both hands and only have to wait half the time to deal "the full damage of the weapon" again. Safe to say I've studied as much as I can about the game but still played the game a lot, I've made 4 characters in this game to try out each build to at least their capstone abilities, so getting to at least 35 in each of the skills, I can by far say that the variety is limiting at best. (I think I've had enough to make this verdict)... The distinction of good for all these classes are massively skewed to one set of skills and such the gameplay feels more like a tier list than variety for the sake of having fun while playing. Dexterity for example has no choice of longsword, despite there being a rapier... which is called a "Broadsword"... Also it's STRENGTH BASED FOR LITERALLY NO REASON >:( So... beyond the dagger, you have nothing except what's under the 2handed category, which limits you to that one slot, meaning you are literally only allowed to carry daggers for the entire game... this... sucks quite honestly, cause this also invalidates a large amount of the loot you get... which is great if you want crafting materials I guess. ON THAT NOTE... Crafting feels great, I love it, I like the idea of physically crafting your gear, essentially intuitively confirming your ingredients. Maybe the game is a little bit bugged in multiplayer, all of the mechanics previously talked about are sometimes very finicky in multiplayer. And this is playing with someone who lives about an hours drive from me, so don't you dare tell me this is a networking issue >:( But these are issues I forgive because... WE HAVE MULTIPLAYER, GODS VR MULTIPLAYER WITHOUT PVP IS A BLESSING. And all in all the experience is still smooth enough to play for extended periods of time (I played practically 26 of the hours I have in this game in multiplayer with just 1 other player) This game rightfully has mixed reception, and I now feel it's completely validated, but the people that enjoy it have every right to enjoy themselves also. I do hope that the user experience becomes a lot more fluid, and more content can be added to this game post 1.0 launch. Personally, I think the game would be improved by new or revamped skills to allow more creative freedom rather than a straight linear path to the physical damage increases... More Legendaries even if there aren't any custom models applied to them, I'd still prefer to see unique abilities such as the Arrow Rain bow, NOW THAT'S WHAT I CALL AN RPG MECHANIC... The Castle Breaker sword, fantastic.. We need more of that... cause the Legendaries honestly themselves feel greatly underwhelming... you might as well just be going for getting good rng on a Yellow rarity item instead.. Carrying around just daggers for dex, blergh, your only skills being tied to critical damage, kinda blergh but I can see why I guess.. Parrying with daggers, actual nightmare since the enemies are attracted to feet and most animations swing way too fast and follow the player... Not to mention bosses... (no, this is not a skill issue THANK YOU VERY MUCH...) Let me quickly relate this to Blade and Sorcery and get it over with, recently the developers of such game realised that the enemies there would swing their longswords WAY TOO FAST, to a point it was a little unfair since the player avatar could not wield the weapon with the same velocity, as its designed to be unwieldy when wielded in only 1 hand, they slowed the animation of it down, as well as adding movement locks to most of their attack animations and it became much more cinematic, and a whole bunch more FAIR for the player... The enemies here... they'll disrespect you shawty, they'll call you and yo mama all kinds of names... (there's no voice acting, but) they'll slap you silly at supersonic speeds, like the spear goblin, they'll aim constantly for only your shins and toes, even if they're the same height as you, sure that's a grounds for the fabled low parry, but unfortunately you're guaranteed to still take some unavoidable chip damage for letting them get close to you... Now we can get onto why I can't call this an RPG, is there possibility that we can get some kind of Templar, Paladin, Cleric.. or Holy Warrior class with healing and supportive abilities for their allies? Cause I'm fine with returning to camp to heal but, the length of dungeons extends practically twicefold per player you include, and the mana is significantly limited when the kills aren't coming as frequently due to it.