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I am buying from Ireland and it is 149.99 + 23.19 shipping + 39.83 VAT = 213.01 I was happy to pay just the 149.99 + shipping costs, but bs VAT is making me doubt whether I should get it or not

Hello, there is how many of them in world?

They are trying to force you to get overpriced collector's trash edition. If not, there is no reason why regular editions are extremely limited and collector's are not.

150$ is not worth it, 100$ maybe but no feking 150$, the game 30$, the metal case 20$, for figurine 30-40$, and the rest 10-15$….i just made the cost and with shipping and tax I pay 207$( I order from eu)

for once thats not a bad price

Movie: Dracula Dead and Loving It by Mel Brooks

No ps4 version? No problem, time to go pirate as I was expecting…

Hopefully it's fully patched. Been waiting for the latest update to play through it again.

Fuck, PS5 standard is already sold out

No PS4? 😮 What about PS4 players?

I don’t know if anyone else notices but when Bauk is fighting Ciri it is mimicking the girl who was to bring salvation to the village

I LOVE soul reaver to death. But I'm sorry I have limits when it comes to my hard earned money. Kickstarter was Waaay overpriced, like the soul reaver "sword" for almost 1000 dollars and it's made out of FOAM???? like dude that's insane. That's like making 800% profit.

Collectors editions used to be 80.

Just preordered mine collectors edition in Australia Just over 300 bucks

I'm ordering the physical copies payday. Cant wait. LRG isnt perfect and they mess up a lot. I order from them a lot

heres the LRG vid and theres plenty of others covering them but this is the one i saw years ago: th-cam.com/video/lS3ja5JnkAQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Gn816NjQiVEpwuyZ

Prediction: They will put a chick in it and make it gay and lame

Damn, I have not heard anyone compare the Witcher 3 to a Ubisoft game. That is actually wild considering the Witcher actually has story to most side quests and activities, the world feels alive…that is definitely not Ubisoft. IMO the notice boards are just centers for information, I wouldn’t compare them to climbing towers to uncover the map, it just isn’t repetitive because all it does is unlock new information about interesting side quests. I think that the combat is a much more repetitive feature than anything, although I find it fun. But alas I like to grind, so I also enjoyed Mad Max grinding. I don’t find it tedious as long as it’s fun to do. Unlike something like collecting fragments in AC…boring af.

Need the server back or game patched for online screw cap challenges!!

I think the voice actor is fine. But not using Mel Gibsons brother seems like a missed opportunity.

I don´t like pretty Kain

Hey, nice video and thanks for the shoutout! Yeah this game is... there's a lot to unpack aside from the gameplay itself. I remember years ago when I was already familiar with the scripts for Furiosa and The Wasteland (to a small extent) and I saw the 40 Day Wasteland War painted in Dementus' cave I was like "Oh shit... they really went there. No wonder George's name is not in this game". But more recently I was filled in a bit about The Wasteland and in light of that - this game almost feels like The Wasteland - the game, alpha version. Because George Miller's been toying with the idea of Max rebuilding his Interceptor for decades now and originally the game he wanted released was The Wasteland - the game. This game from Avalanche was built on the skeleton of that game! So the IP fuckery goes deeper than anyone thought really.

As much as I adore the plot and Va's, they can't continue from Defiance, I think they should remake LoK Blood Omen. Most people I talk to missed the 1st and played the 2nd, didn't like it and loved Soul Reaver 1+2. So I think the smartest move (if we're thinking core fan base in mind) is to reboot and expand on BO1. I agree that it shouldn't be a souls like but it certainly should be grounded and difficult, but fits the power fantasy. I'm thinking the melee combat of Dragon's Dogma 2 if their sticking to Soul reaver 1+2 combat or Devil May Cry 5 if their going to lean on Defiance. They could make it a very technical combat system similar to the witcher franchise, taking a while to ease you in through expanding on Kain's origins, have the first 10-25% of the game with you playing human Kain, before introducing supernatural enemies when he becomes a vampire, expanding on the combat skills ect. In a similar way DMC5 did. Endless potential, Vae Victus.

I have 72hours on this game and i love everything about it. Never seen a mad max film but the game is really gratifying. Don't feel like watching any movies so this is a different POV than film watchers.

Max is mad ⁉️

I uploaded 3 videos without knowing this my frame rate was set on 24 😭😭 now I regret why I couldn't find this short earlier

I love FromSoftware, and the only gameplay style I see fitting for Legacy of Kain is Sekiro, but gameplay was never a primary focus in LoK. so just make something alredy.

I'm playing this for the first time right now. primarily on my Legion Go, but occasionally on my proper PC. This game has been such a treat, both on the portable and the big screen. About 50 hours in and plan on devoting time to finishing it this weekend 👍 Great video 👍

I came from Reddit. Great video.

One of my favorite games to go back to every once in a while and drive around the world

WHAT EXACTLY IS, the Unspoken? The Hildon?

I think the comparison to From Soft games was more to do with the tone and setting more than actual gameplay.

I have to respectfully disagree on the 'budget excuse is bullshit' take you made. Games *are* expensive to make nowadays if you want to meet modern standards. Choosing not to meet them would doom LoK franchise to remain on it's already niche audience, which is fine by me, but would probably not be a bet Crystal Dynamics/Embracer Group would be willing to make (I'd be happy to be contradicted on this one) You choose to mention the happy few independent sucessful VG studios, but what about the 75% of them which aren't? What about the hundreds of them which come out on Steam per week and never meet a proper audience? For a studio the size of crystal dynamics, it is much more difficult to recover from a single game financial failure and the stakes are too high. Investors know that perfectly well. If the coin falls one way, they invest just enough to develop a 'bare minimum' remake/sequel/whatever which will disapoint old players familiar with the franchise and not attract new ones. If the coin lands on the reverse, they invest a shitload of money, taking a financial risk no executive would be willing to make, given the niche nature of the series.

Tweak Henry Cavill's Witcher character into Elric and make a movie damnit!

They should have based this figure off of Brom's rendition of Elric. Still a cool figure, though.

If the do go with souls style combat it should be bloodbourne. I never cared for Lok's combat, I was always entranced in the world and story. I don't want the story, lore or world exploration changed but if they used combat inspired by bloodbiurne id be okay with it

“Cast him into the abyss”

I loved the Soul Reaver games. They were (and still remain to this day) as my favorite game series (even if it was ultimately left on a unfinished cliff hanger). I also really like the Souls/Elden ring games. And I mean REALLY like them. And while I understand what you are saying about the Souls games being based around your character often being weak and up against enemies significantly more powerful than you... I still don't quite agree with you. In the first Soul Reaver game, Raziel is a wraith and while in the physical realm he basically inhabits a fragile corpse in order to move around in it. In the apocalyptic vampire future, there are barely any humans left... so the enemies he mainly comes up against are vampires. Creatures that can heal from injury almost instantaeously. In terms of physicality Raziel's non-healing corpse body is at a significant disadvantage. His only advantage comes from 4 things. 1) That he literally cannot die. If his corpse body is damaged beyond repair he simply goes to the ethereal realm gains soul energy and can return to the physical realm endlessly. 2) That as a former vampire he initimately knows vampires weaknesses (none of which he has himself any longer) and 3) He can absorb souls... which regardless of the condition of a vampires physical body will still destroy them. 4) And later wielding his wraith blade. (Oh, and techically 5... his extreme anger and hatred towards Kain and all of Kain's empire). And when Raziel goes up against his evolved brothers... he HAS to run and dodge. Raziel could throw his corpse body at any of his brothers a million times, and he would be sent to the ethereal realm a million times. Only by dodging, running, and slowly chipping away and using his intelligence can he ever hope to defeat them. Likewise Kain even with his superior physical body would likely find himself in a similar position in these fights regardless. When he travels to the Nosgoths past... although they are human enemies, they are specifically trained to hunt and kill vampires and have a high population. They are often well armed, armored, but most importantly of all... they are not the cowering humans of the future who either fear or worship them. These humans have seen vampires killed in their tens of thousands, they are very much aware that vampires are far from being invincible. They are fully educated in their weaknesses and they will often attack in overwhelming numbers (This being how Dumah was defeated even in the future where Kain's vampire empire had already been achieved and humanity was already on the brink of extinction. Being probably one of the last victories for humanity in that future timeline). Humans might be physically weaker, but they are skilled in the art of killing creatures physically more powerful than they are, good at laying traps and inventing devices to even the odds, and used to fighting in coordinated groups (them being a kind of "Dark Souls" reverse of sorts). And then of course there are the Hylden. Which in terms of physicality put vampires to shame and are physically WAY more powerful blow for blow. Without "dodging and cunning and any other advantage they can find" both Kain and Raziel would be unable to compete with this species head on. So although it would require some tweaking. I think a great deal of the "Souls Gameplay" method would work very well in Soul Reaver/Kain gameplay. A kind of mixture of the character being overpowered but against enemies that are cunning and quick, and the player being less powerful than their opponent but themselves cunning and quick. So a mixture of a Souls concepts but also put into reverse depending on which type of enemy is at play. Plus... as a Soul Reaver lover myself. Everything about the games was great... except the gameplay itself (and a few of the block puzzles feeling a bit "meh"). There were good ideas within the gameplay, but they never felt finished nor ever particularly challenging. And I also don't feel that the hyper exagerrated combo system of many hack and slash games would suit this universe. I think far more "gritty" semi-exagerrated but still realistic style of combat would be far more suitable for Kain and Raziel's universe. Perhaps with a few gradually learnable "fatality finishers" thrown in and also keep the environmental kills that already exist in the game. Upping that challenge in a way that fits with the characters within that universe would greatly benefit from taking at least some of the ideas that Souls games have introduced, but altered in a way which fits the Kain universe (in my opinion). With improved and challenging gameplay and some puzzle tweaking to mix it up a little more. Some environmental storytelling on top of the already amazing dialogue and worldbuilding. It would take something that is incredible... and elevate it to straight up indesputable legendary.

I wonder if the combat mechanic if morphed into the Castlevania Lords of shadow 2 style. I bet the Blood Omen 2 would be a hit.

Do a remake in the style of the last to god of war games

All the dead bodies of vampires around Nosgoth by the seraphan show that vampires aren't over powered. the heart of darkness is what makes Kain exceptional.

For some reason that middle finger cracked me up

Remakes are a great idea, get the old games touched up, reignite the fan base and attract the new kids to the series, then once all the new people are caught up with the story after playing all the remasters and or remakes, then continue the story 👌👌

I didn't like it, think this is for fans only.

I think the Souls look and Style would work but you would have to turn down the difficulty. It has been stated that Kain and Raziel are like gods compared to the humans. They are always presented as powerful being defying fate itself. They would have to find another way to make the game challenging.

Reboot was a Coming of Age moment for me as a growing child. I got into it all the fun and joy of the premises… then out of nowhere the one shot show got episodic with the consequences of the previous episode carrying on into the next… then it got darker… and people straight up died and characters grew up and everything changed… it was a moment in my developing brain… Sh*t just got real

I'm ok with a remake or sequel as for it to play like Dark Souls, no I would prefer Dead Sun gameplay but the Aesthetic of Souls game. Open world if they can pull it off semi open world at least. Great Narrative is no brainer.

souls series is complete opposite of legacy of kain series... souls series has like no real story or dialogue and souls series is just the other side of game developing spectrum

I'll take remasters if theyre at least as good as the sr1and2. But I badly want a conclusion to the story and I hope the developers make the game to suit the story and not just make the game to follow the current trends