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> Overall I think HoT is better once you get used to how the maps work - like a lot of GW2 it's as much about player skill (in this case understanding the maps and how to use the masteries to get around) as 'levelling' your character - in this case training those masteries - and also if you're willing and able to take your time to explore and figure out the way through instead of trying to get there as fast as possible. > (My only complaint is actually not about GW2 at all - HoT ruined Valenwood in Elder Scrolls Online for me, because based on the lore it should be like the Maguuma, but it's not - it's all wide open spaces under the trees, paved roads and clear paths from A to B across solid ground.and after seeing what could be done in a game that in many ways is very similar I just can't enjoy it any more.)
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Plus I love the feeling that you're totally out in the wilderness - there's no towns and very few safe spaces, almost no roads and the ones that are there were created by the hylek or exalted (or mordrem) so they don't follow conventional human logic and some aren't recognisable as roads until you're familiar with the jungle, and getting anywhere involves going around, over, under and through obstacles instead of just passing them by. It's not a problem for me because even when I'm doing map completion I rarely end up going where I planned (even in core maps) and just wandering around seeing where you can get to and what's there seems to be what works best for HoT maps. > I love the HoT maps, but I can completely understand why they're frustrating for other people. (Although the mounts are a huge help in HoT too.) It wouldn't make sense since it's supposed to be arid grassland and desert, and it makes for nice variety. Overall I think HoT is better once you get used to how the maps work - like a lot of GW2 it's as much about player skill (in this case understanding the maps and how to use the masteries to get around) as 'levelling' your character - in this case training those masteries - and also if you're willing and able to take your time to explore and figure out the way through instead of trying to get there as fast as possible.īut I am glad they didn't do PoF the same way. (My only complaint is actually not about GW2 at all - HoT ruined Valenwood in Elder Scrolls Online for me, because based on the lore it should be like the Maguuma, but it's not - it's all wide open spaces under the trees, paved roads and clear paths from A to B across solid ground.and after seeing what could be done in a game that in many ways is very similar I just can't enjoy it any more.)
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RE4 is one of the best horror games of all time, so we cannot wait for its release date - March 24th, 2023 when it comes out for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.I love the HoT maps, but I can completely understand why they're frustrating for other people. Between the newer first-person games, Resident Evil 7 Biohazard and Resident Evil 8 Village, and the classic third-person Resident Evil 2 Remake and Resident Evil 3 Remake, Capcom has clearly been reaching for the moon with the RE Engine. Even though Resident Evil 4 Remake's announcement might have been spoiled by leaks, the first trailer got us plenty excited, and seeing uncut gameplay footage of it in action has us extremely excited. Is it noticeably scarier? Will it be darker than the original? Does it still have funny moments? Did they make any changes? Did the chainsaw guy get new abilities? The answer is yes, but there's so much more to talk about. After playing through the original Resident Evil 4 dozens of times on everything from GameCube to Meta Quest 2 VR, Brian Altano got to go hands-on with the first 45 minutes of Capcom's highly anticipated next-gen remake of this modern classic of survival-horror action.
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