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The worse kind of vampire.
The Blood of Dawnwalker
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The worse kind of vampire.
MC could be a goody goody vampire or a pure corrupt vampire lol In order to get the best possible ending mc must retain his humanity for about 60 percent and 40 percent vampire by not sucking human bloods or other vampire bloods and just make mc suck animal blood instead and you should be good lol Killing evil humans and vampires with the sword and vampire claws are fine though won't change the percentage.
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sword fighting mechanics are better than the witcher imo witcher swordfight is too floaty at times. Dawnwalker directional blocks and attacks are like Link's fun directional swordfighting mechanics in zelda skyward sword and a bit like classic original prince of persia only with more precise timing. And groupfights with allies are not spammable like kingdom come's super easy group fight where you can just circle behind an enemy that's busy fighting your ally and hack that enemy to bits lol
Witcher has much bigger world and better world traversal options though here you could transform into a wolf to travel faster. And vampire mode allows you to teleport like nightcrawler in xmen lol
dawnwalker has way better dialogue than the witcher sofar imo. Like The witcher spams too frequent f bombs making the dialogue feel "cheap" and too modernized lol
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Sequel already planned. Wonder if the sequel will be able to read the first game's save data on the story route picked and ending stuff ala Mass Effect.
As the Game has multiple possible endings with 2 possible waifu PLOT endings with variations lol.
As the Game has multiple possible endings with 2 possible waifu PLOT endings with variations lol.
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Interesting. I've seen gameplay videos and it seems fun if not a little chunky in some aspects. Hopefully the sequel builds on what made the first game enjoyable for players and fixes issues that didn't.
Depends on how you do the combat, it rewards patience and positioning rather than button-mashing. Thus it can look a little chunky, because movement has to be precise including all the directional dodges, parry, block and strikes, combat takes a while to master especially on hardest difficulty and can be really hard. Trying to spam attacks leads to quick failure. The game requires patience, stamina management, and reading enemy attack directions. Carrying over habits from other action games—like buffering block inputs while attacking—makes the controls feel unresponsive and janky. Pressing block after your attack sequence finishes makes the response much crisper.
With the mini boss battle I recorded that I posted before, I managed to execute properly timed dodges and attacks with proper positioning to break the mini boss defenses and score hits. And the combat was smooth to me and not chunky:
Sword training duel vs MC's Dad. I mostly used a combination of perfectly timed directional parry, counter strike and dodges to beat him.
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