Nioh complete edition console Pc#

I've played the game late enough that the pc port didn't bother me, since they've fixed it by now. Its samurai souls with lots of loot and gorgeous levels. The difficulty has been upped from the first game definitely. Because a 5-10fps drop is completely unplayable. Although nowadays PC players get their panties in a wad if they experience ANY frame rate drop.

Nioh complete edition console series#

I am not sure but it seems like the newer series cards are supposedly experiencing this issue. Im playing on a 9700k, with 32gb of ram, and a 1080ti. Other than that some people are complaining of FPS drops (imagine that!). Don’t knock a good game over something so petty. Its not meant to be a keyboard and mouse game. The biggest complaint I see is the controls. Its The negative reviews for this game are absolute crap. The negative reviews for this game are absolute crap. If you are that immature that you gonna throw a temper tantrum over nothing and rate an otherwise with a score that would put it alongside the likes of Cyberpunk, Anthem, Andromeda, Battlefront 2 on release, etc. I definitely agree to some of the criticisms and am opent to discuss them, but I strongly believe that the 'lack of DLSS' (false as of right now) or 'bad graphics lol' are a valid reason to rate the game 0/10. While other sequels and new entries in the latest history have been anything in-between extremely disappointing and criminally unfinished, Nioh 2 surpassed it's predecessor and didn't need microtransactions, lootboxes or other scummy practices to excel. In the 2020 - February 2021 draught of good video games Nioh 2 is a lush oasis, with lovely story, characters, amazing gameplay and co-op (and I know it came out a while ago on console, but I don't currently own one, the review is for the PC version). To me, Nioh 2 did what I wanted Sekiro to do - which is a punishing and difficult action/RPG set in feudal Japan, with character customization and different era accurate (and completely made up) weapons. Gameplay is crisp, there is a good variety in weapons and ways you can build your character, lots of stuff to farm and try after the main story is done.

It's fairly hard to nail a voiced protagonist for a player made character that would please everyone (or even the majority), so a silent but expressive protagonist that leaves some blanks for you to fill is the next logical step and IMO it works well. I saw some people make an argument that they didn't like 'silent protagonist' deal, and that's a valid opinion in my opinion the protagonist is rather expressive in his/her body language, facial expressions and actions, so you don't really need a voice or lines of dialogue. The story is fairly simple, but very well executed. It allows me to run the game at pretty stable and smooth 120fps, while before it would chug a bit when particle effects appear in large quantities.

Nioh complete edition console Patch#

DLSS was added in a recent patch and it's stellar. Just don't torture yourself trying to force KB+M on this game.

Nioh complete edition console Ps4#

So do yourself a favor and grab that x-box or ps4/5 (by the way, dualshock4 has flawless support in this game, it's one of not many games that recognized mine right away and had all the PS4 button prompts). Every single time I have ended up switching to a controller, and frankly I believe this genre simply plays better on a controller. But in all fairness, I have tried playing all of the Souls titles that had PC releases (so 1-3, Sekiro, remasters) and honestly none of them were enjoyable on KB+M. There is some legitimate criticism towards the PC port, namely the controls on KB+M. Also I personally enjoyed more the story of a character local to Japan rather than an Englishman form across the ocean (no hate on William though, he's great but not my cup of tea).

There's just something special in being able to make your own character. As someone who was not blown away by its predecessor that was starring William as the protagonist, I immediately fell in love with this one after the first mission. As someone who was not blown away by its predecessor that was starring William as the protagonist, I immediately fell Absolutely amazing game.