As I recently started playing the game, can you explain your build. From what I see I know you use Chiron's bow, but how did you get so much Titan's blood to upgrade it so much?
Man I had less glitches in that infamous part 1 remake on pc, than I had in tlou 2. In fact, the only glitch I had in p1 was some occasional texture flickering in the distance. On the other hand, I even had one game-breaking bug in part 2... and this game has been already out for like 3-4 years.
I swear, all the "allies" do in this game is get in the way, especially Jesse in the "No Return" game mode. For some reason, Jesse is always in the damn way, and Dina? Don't even get me started on that useless sniveling twat💀💀
I have played this game until you enter the valley and make your way to the first village. I found it too boring to continue and playing on Hard wasn't that much different than normal, other than having to heal more during fights.
This is exactly what i hate about difficulty in games, all it does is add one small element, such as making you push a button once in a while to heal up like you mentioned, dynamic difficulty or a set difficulty is always designed better.
what i do is i play new game on very hard, and ultra hard on new game+ that’s why i died to the trap here when i meant to deal damage to myself (low health dmg boost). the specific trap i used is a oneshot even with the maximum hp on ultra hard, but on very hard it just brings you down to critical health.
also, i forgot to mention, i recommend giving the game another try. you only played through the very very beginning of the game, it ramps up a ton and the tougher machines are more fun to fight lol, and it becomes a blast once you obtain some of the strongest weapons and builds in the game, on the higher difficulties especially.
I feel like this is one of the few games it might be appropriate as if a trex smacked you around with its tail. Chances are you are going to die instantly. But fair I understand your point
@@chathurvedhitalapaneni7765Your point makes no sense, there are countless games where you should die in one hit, getting shot in the head, cut by a sword. Humans are fragile and I’m telling you, a T-rex tail swing is not the limit, it’s way lower. This is why ghost of tsushima has one of the best difficulty settings, the hardest difficulty makes you more vulnerable to being cut, but it also makes you way stronger. Opting for a more realistic approach.
I like how you say his point makes no sense then proceed to say that in that game you take more damage (the exact thing you complain about). What's realistic about being "way stronger" on hard mode?
I personally don't mind it within reason. Of course just making things damage sponges that one tap you isn't fun, (and ideally you would have some mechanical change as well) but simply increasing stats can have the effect of forcing you to diversify your playstyle and fully utilizing your toolbox. That being said, it can also just force you to play the meta strategy which may or may not be incredibly boring or tedious. My point being if done right a simple stat increase can lead to a more in depth experience.
@@LucaFox I believe what he meant was the fact that it makes you and your human opponents both being weaker(as far as taking damage goes) making it more realistic in nature. Swords will in fact fug you up.
specific settings needed to do this method are at the end of the video, but i’m also gonna list them here change your weapon wheel slowdown to slower, and then rebind jump to circle and dodge and walljump to x.the swim ascend shouldn’t matter. you can simply hold L1 while walking towards an invisible wall and spam jump to infinite jump over it. you can also time it so you only use the wheel when you need to jump so it goes a little faster, like i did in the video.
