The Blood of Dawnwalker
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Pros
- I am not knocking the game which looks like it could be very cool and I am eager to see more of
- Based on The Witcher, this is one of my most anticipated games. I really hope it doesn't disappoint.
- Cannot wait for this. The reveal trailer was good.
- Much more interested myself, I like games that aren’t just factory line slop and actually try new things.
- I applaud them for enforcing a time limit for the game of 30 nights. Too many RPGs have world ending events and then the protagonist just goes on fishing, playing mini-games at a theme park, etc like nothing's out of the ordinary. The se...
Cons
- The more I see them the more I feel like it's gonna flop. It's like a salesman trying to sell you garbage so instead of showing you the product he doesn't stop tell you how great it is.
- I want them to stop talking about it. I get that PR and hype is important but this game feels years off
- I have hope but I gotta see some gameplay
- I feel like I am getting really tired of this approach to magic. Granted this is *much* more of a thing in fantasy literature than video games, but it feels like every time a new magic system is introduced it has some character being lik...
- Parent context: That's cool. Game for everybody is a game for nobody and I respect games that do not try to appeal to any casual here. Reply: There is a massive difference between "appealing to casuals" and "being annoying to most people...
Sentiment
11 positive (65%) · 2 mixed (12%) · 4 negative (24%)
Trust + time weighted score: +41% · raw score 41%
What redditors said (10 of 17)
The more I see them the more I feel like it's gonna flop. It's like a salesman trying to sell you garbage so instead of showing you the product he doesn't stop tell you how great it is.
I want them to stop talking about it. I get that PR and hype is important but this game feels years off
I have hope but I gotta see some gameplay
I feel like I am getting really tired of this approach to magic. Granted this is *much* more of a thing in fantasy literature than video games, but it feels like every time a new magic system is introduced it has some character being like "well forget what you read in your stories, real magic isn't about waving your hands and throwing fire balls" and like, screw you! Maybe I want to see fire balls!
I am not knocking the game which looks like it could be very cool and I am eager to see more of
Based on The Witcher, this is one of my most anticipated games. I really hope it doesn't disappoint.
Cannot wait for this. The reveal trailer was good.
Much more interested myself, I like games that aren’t just factory line slop and actually try new things.
Parent context: That's cool. Game for everybody is a game for nobody and I respect games that do not try to appeal to any casual here. Reply: There is a massive difference between "appealing to casuals" and "being annoying to most people". I'm EXTREMELY far from being a casual player but I generally despise time limited mechanics, especially if the entire game is built around them.
and now i am much less interested. i cant stand games that put you on a time limit.
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