The Blood of Dawnwalker

So far the game is very enjoyable. I have had issues with slight lag or delay in movement, and this yo-yo looking lag or delay in running but overall the game works well for a new release

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For me Blood of Dawnwalker is a mixed bag. Optimization could be worse...but it could be better because it isn't really moving boundry's with the graphics. The story and setting are good: Rebel wolves know how to tell a story and build a world. Where it falls apart for me is the combat. I'd rather cut my manlyhood off with 2 dull firestones and that would be more enjoying and entertaining. The 3rd person directional system is beyond redemption: more often than once I get pushed//moved into some gemoetry or weird angle and then your camera becomes your biggest enemy. There's a reason Kingdome come did it 1st person.

Overall, I've been pretty happy with the game so far. I'm averaging well over 100 fps at 1440p on the "High" preset and FSR set to Quality. The "Ultra" preset that the game defaulted to cut my fps by more than half, but I can't actually tell the difference, so I stayed on High. It looks great on my system. Perfectly stable out of the box on Linux, with no launch options necessary. Some cutscenes appear to be locked to 30 fps no matter what workarounds I try, though. I see some people complaining about keyboard controls, but Steam gives you kind of huge notification window when you first launch the game, urging you to use a controller. It also says on the product page, "The developers recommend playing this game with a controller." It's been smooth sailing for me with the new Steam gamepad. The issue with being forced to stop moving when you change direction is an analog stick deadzone bug that has affected a number of games before. The developers have already released a patch that fixes this. The quality of the lip syncing during conversations is not great for a $70 game, I've got to say. But the consistently high-quality voice acting makes up for that a bit. Music is very atmospheric and highly reminiscent of the Witcher games. Using the "TV" audio preset added a lot of low end to the sound coming out of my bookshelf speakers. I suggest you cycle through those settings to find the right one for you. The combat system has a bit of a learning curve, but I like this challenge of parrying and dodging in different directions to set up a counter. It gets a bit hectic when you have to engage multiple enemies at once, but that gets more manageable as you acquire new abilities. When fighting one-on-one, I was able to take down a bear on my second try. As for questing, you have branching options for how you can spend your time from the very beginning. And instead of filler kill-or-collect tasks, you get windows into the world around you and the people who inhabit it. Conversations are about more than just what you need to do to get your next batch of XP. That has the effect of transporting you into this time and place. The major characters have backgrounds that unfold as you get to know them -- and sometimes foreshadow major turning points, if you listen closely and keep your eyes peeled. If you don't like how the game manages the passage of time, there are already mods that address this and many other gameplay mechanics. Basically, anything you don't like, you can probably already mod it if you can just take a few minutes to drop a file in a specific folder. Or you can just set up the Nexus Mod Manager to do it for you in a couple clicks.

The game is kind of jank, but the story makes up for it.

witcher meets far cry meets vampire RP. i can eat anyone at any time, this is too much power for one man

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