I respect them saying you can't complete every quest in the 30 days n nights but we all know some mad man is gonna keep trying till he does it. I just know it ain't gonna be me.
@user-bp7ng4gn8v sure it's not like you're cheating others, only cheating yourself. If you need a mod to beat all the quests, kind of defeats the purpose of the game. But do whatever you want.
@@ciaranbyrne6255 I mean that using a mod in that way defeats the purpose of the game. But I don't think it matters, because it's a single player game so do what you like.
I get your joke but at least make it make sense cause buddy also said you can’t do that cause different narrative options lead you down different paths so obv it wouldn’t be possible
Right now we don’t understand the mechanic completely, I believe there will be a way to play everything. Might be a 30days timeline thing, after 30days you start another timeline where you make different choices. We will know when it comes out.
Disagree. Games like Fallout 3 & 4 or Cyberpunk have a sense of urgency to their main quests, but because there’s no time limit or restriction on your game, you just endlessly keep doing side quests until you get bored and touch a main quest. Narratively speaking, that makes no sense. This however does make a lot of sense. All your quests are pursuits to further your main goal, and maybe they end up being side quests or maybe not. It adds an element of uncertainty and urgency to your actions which is great. Smart mechanic to encourage the player to focus on the character’s goals instead of just endlessly exploring. Also creates opportunities for vastly different playthroughs each time.
I hope they make it “rogue-ish”. Like, they could make it so every play through is a ng+. If every time you start over, you carry a bit more with you; stats, items and maybe even levels. Just something to make it so your first runs aren’t a complete waste
Brings me back to my fond memories of Majora's Mask. The limited time mechanic was used beautifully in that game. If executed properly here, granted it sounds like there is no reset, I feel this could be awesome. It makes your choices that much more important and impactful, and, with ex-CDPR at the helm, I am very intrigued.
After falling head over heels in love with Ocarina, I was intensely excited to play Majora's Mask I can still feel the disappointment when I learned about the time Loop mechanic. I absolutely hated the idea and put the game down only several hours into playing it. Granted I was 12 at the time and haven't tried it since then Maybe I can try again with this game
@greenmann1217 You absolutely should give it another try. It's a more mature Zelda than its predecessor (not knocking OoT, I love that masterpiece as well), and though the time mechanic can feel cumbersome/alien at first, you will quickly adjust. It is not just a gimmick either; it beautifully frames the story and pushes characters through their arcs in such novel ways. It is one of my favorite Zelda games, definitely top three.
Oh, I am so ready for this game. I’ve thought for a long time that vampire games were a mostly untapped gold vein. And the people behind Blood and Wine are doing it? Fantastic. Chef’s kiss. Can’t wait.
I kind of like the idea. It gives the players a sense of urgency that would otherwise be lacking, which is a big problem with many rpgs where there are no consequences to delaying the story.
Everyone knows that you spend in game years to complete every single quest in Skyrim before finishing main quest. You just do the main quest up until you unlock shouts then don't touch it ever again :D
This mechanic was in Way of the Samurai. 3 days times day,evening, night. The event you participated in changed the story progession. 3 hour playthrough with up to 12 endings. And eventually you own PCs wandered your world. So addictive.
@@wizrd4154 maybe each quest you take will reduce a pre determined amount of time from your play through and not track the actual time you take to play the game. This way you won't be rushed.
@@DillionMatt not try hards. This is how the game is intended to be played, if that's too hard there is no problem in modifiying it to your needs. My girlfriend finds stardew valley stressful because she feels very rushed, a mod or 2 later and here we are. I save scum a ton on bg3 even though that's not how it's intended.
I think it will be a masterpiece but lets wait for the real gameplay footage.we already had a slap in the launching of Cyberpunk which is now undoubtedly a MASTERPIECE
Less and less single players games let you continue playing after finishing the main story. Rockstar understood people want to play after the main story so let us play as john in rr2, I like doing one big play through to complete everything, I don't enjoy playing through games twice or three time.
If we can have a new game plus then sure the time limit is no problem, but if i have to restart from 0 just to try a new quest then I'm not interested.
People saying the time limit rushes you are missing the point, the time limit is to force you to think about what's most important to your character rather than be a mister fix it for everyone. If done well it will add to the roleplaying experience.
oh no, a number of us get that. And I'm 100% sure that those unbothered by the time limit will get exactly that sort of added enjoyment. However, for those like me, the time limit just adds an extra layer of stress and pressure which negatively impacts may ability to enjoy the game. It's just one of those bugbears where even if you know logically that the limit is very generous, it doesn't stop the feeling of stress. Which sucks as this game looks like it might be exactly my sort of jam but I'm gonna have to pass cause I know that ticking clock is just going to crater my enjoyment.
Eating and using bathroom is realistic too. We don’t put it in every game because it unnecessary and it does not break immersion for vast majority of people. Might as well make a linear story not open world. You can do it better
@@DillionMattI feel like it does kinda break the immersion though. Like take any of the fallouts outside the OG one it feels weird that nothing happens outside of when you do it. Their are multiple factions at war resources are dwindling but unless this random ass vault dweller talks to me Imma stand out side of my house for the next five years acting like nothings going on. Games where their is a “time” limit makes the world feel so much more alive to me. Like no we are not going to wait at this tower while the MC does 1000 hours of side stuff to get stronger we’re just going to attack the town. I find it really cool. Obviously not everyone is me and some like a slow relaxed game but to say a timer has no place in role play games is dumb.
@@InYourFace2day Wouldn't count on it. Sounds like they're leaning into the innate difficulty of the time limit being a hard barrier. Though I imagine it won't take long after release before somebody makes a mod to make it configurable.
@ Just like with Dead Rising, a game series I never played for this exact reason with the time limit. Though I know with Dead Rising, I believe you CAN do everything in one playthrough. I still don't like the stress of the ticking clock
Oof I got so excited for a second. I really have been wanting a great 3rd person action vampire game for a long while. Unfortunately time being a mechanic and not being able to finish all quests in a playthrough is the opposite of what I am personally looking for, or take pleasure in. I am genuinely happy for the people who like this kind of gameplay though.
People are way too quick to pass on a game. First they complain about gameplay not feeling urgent through urgent plot points (cyberpunk and witcher 3 fans) then turn around and complain about a game making you feel a sense of urgency. People are dumb silly.
Agree - it's the biggest/most common criticism I've seen of (the main quests in) games like The Witcher 3 & Fallout 4, that the start of the game ramps up so much momentum for your character, that it then doesn't make sense why they would get distracted. I personally really like the idea, it seems fresh, and if you can't tell the difference between main and side content, then I think that could create a game where I could really roleplay, without getting drawn into meta-gaming
@@mr.beefythecarnivore6415 the way to solve urgency is by unlocking new side quests and points of interest between main quests. And not introducing a time limit. But i guess everyone is wrong and you are so edgy and fun etc etc etc etc. but you see, you are not. “We” as in the people who dislike this look at games as entertainment and not a hobby. You can feel free to try every game and find something you like about them. And we are free to criticize and not purchase a game that wouldn’t entertain us. If this game will have a time limit on each play through, it will flop like a fish.
@LeviAthan-p2j Just depends how they do it. We don't know how long a day will be in-game yet. If it's well-paced, engaging content, with replayability, the time limit won't really be an issue.
Cyberpunks story completely falls on its face when you realize in a game where the MC is supposed to be DYING... Every annoying douche in night city is calling you up to do meaningless side bs and tou can LITERALLY SLEEP AWAY YEARS when you should only have a WEEK to live. Cyberpunk is like babies first rpg. Zero risks, bland gameplay, etc.
We just might be surprised that the 30days time limit is just a story plot and not an actual time limit and IGN is using that to sway people’s mind on the game.
If a game has time pressure, then its a downer. I play games AFTER work. Work is combined with time pressure due deadlines. Games should calm you down... time pressure should not be there.
Farcry7 and this, they absolutely need to make the time mechanics unique enough to not get in the way of the gamers enjoyment. This could be a turn off if not done right.
as a audibly-impaired individual, they allow me to understand him when i otherwise couldn't; and too much text at once would be too large. Btw, i'm not audibly impaired at all.
I was hyped, but timed game is not my type. I like to take the time to explore every nook amd graney that are open. This feel like it will be too limited
I'm still haunted by majora's mask 3 day system, it makes me play my character to never sleep get as much stuff done within the first day and night as possible
I don’t usually agree with Tod and big studios but this was one great thing they did when Fallout became 3d. Get rid of niche and annoying mechanics like this that artificially make the game more difficult and less fun
80% of the side quest will be nonsense then it takes forever to find out the rest of the needed good stuff so you have to play the game multiple times.
Personally I'd lean more towards being the vampire, but depending on what the current mission is and what I have to do, once that's figured out I'll decided to do it in the day or the night. I like that mechanic, it's interesting and really puts you in a position to really think on what you're doing and how to go about it with limited time. Which will cause you to make some rash decisions down the road that you may not have normally made. Personally I already like the game, seems like it's going to be fun, intense and challenging. Can't wait to see gameplay and hopefully play it myself.
I think they have stated that time will not progress by itself, but doing a quest will progress time and depending on which quest you complete you get a specific ending
I really hope there aren't many choices where I think i'm making the right choice.But then it comes back to bite me in the ass, like pretty much everything that happened in the witcher 3
Sounds great minus the time limit. I enjoy exploring and adding a time limits always sacrifices that. It sucks because it looks really cool other than that one fact. They should make it a option not requirement and it would appeal to more people. Or have to complete the 30 days and nights and open up a new game plus for unlimited time
Reminds me of dead rising, which the first game nailed the time limit mechanic. My only concern is they’re proud that the main and side quests are hard to differentiate. That might make the story either really badly paced or the side quests underwhelming when it comes to rewards
Having been down this road before with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, it’s going to be a challenge for them to implement this mechanic without making it feel stressful. One things for sure, online guides are going to be used VERY liberally.
This actually sounds really cool, and seems like it would give the game a ton of replay ability depending on how they lay things out for effecting each other. We already do something like this in D&D games. Time passes, you cannot be everywhere in the game at once, people are going to die, there isn't much you can do about that. Just try to do your best where you are at and hope that ripples outwards.
Just like old school fallout games were you had to save your vault or village before it died. In the first game you could buy ekstra time by buying ekstra water 🤔
Sounds good on paper. However, I’m a side quest and off the beaten path type of guy. I play these types of games to relax, not be rushed. Life has enough time constraints and I’d prefer that not be in my games.
I respect them saying you can't complete every quest in the 30 days n nights but we all know some mad man is gonna keep trying till he does it. I just know it ain't gonna be me.
I can already see a mod disabling the time frame getting released like a few days after the game lol
@@songoku6067they better do cause i hate time frames in games
@@schmittiTVdont buy a game that advertises its main feature as bein time based
Thats the nice thing about metaphor the only way to do everything is to do new game plus you just don't have enough time to do literally everything.
I don't believe that will be possible without mods as apparently completion of quests progresses time
They actually meant it in real time. If you dont finish the game in one month they come to your house and finish you.
Finish as in...?🤔
1 day lauch someone will make a mod that stops the clock and that's it
While you're not wrong, if you have to cheat, it really doesn't count.
@@disusemage what do you mean by doesn't count? Are we being judged by a higher power who will frown on people for modding lol
@@disusemagethis is a solo game, no one cares what you do with it
@user-bp7ng4gn8v sure it's not like you're cheating others, only cheating yourself. If you need a mod to beat all the quests, kind of defeats the purpose of the game. But do whatever you want.
@@ciaranbyrne6255 I mean that using a mod in that way defeats the purpose of the game. But I don't think it matters, because it's a single player game so do what you like.
"you can't complete every quest"
Speed runners: shits about to get real
I get your joke but at least make it make sense cause buddy also said you can’t do that cause different narrative options lead you down different paths so obv it wouldn’t be possible
@ little bro getting annoyed coz of a joke 💀
@@BlurpfishEverything is possible in speedrunning
I feel like this might defeat the purpose of the game but they should add a separate mode (maybe post game) where there’s no time limit
Right now we don’t understand the mechanic completely, I believe there will be a way to play everything. Might be a 30days timeline thing, after 30days you start another timeline where you make different choices. We will know when it comes out.
The purpose of the game is to save your family, not running around 24/7 doing side quest.
Probably will be like re where when you beat the game you get special stuff to make the next play through better and more fun
Disagree. Games like Fallout 3 & 4 or Cyberpunk have a sense of urgency to their main quests, but because there’s no time limit or restriction on your game, you just endlessly keep doing side quests until you get bored and touch a main quest. Narratively speaking, that makes no sense. This however does make a lot of sense. All your quests are pursuits to further your main goal, and maybe they end up being side quests or maybe not. It adds an element of uncertainty and urgency to your actions which is great. Smart mechanic to encourage the player to focus on the character’s goals instead of just endlessly exploring. Also creates opportunities for vastly different playthroughs each time.
I hope they make it “rogue-ish”. Like, they could make it so every play through is a ng+. If every time you start over, you carry a bit more with you; stats, items and maybe even levels.
Just something to make it so your first runs aren’t a complete waste
Brings me back to my fond memories of Majora's Mask. The limited time mechanic was used beautifully in that game. If executed properly here, granted it sounds like there is no reset, I feel this could be awesome. It makes your choices that much more important and impactful, and, with ex-CDPR at the helm, I am very intrigued.
@@squirrelmaster573 right, i came here to say the same, Majora Mask already did this.
After falling head over heels in love with Ocarina, I was intensely excited to play Majora's Mask I can still feel the disappointment when I learned about the time Loop mechanic. I absolutely hated the idea and put the game down only several hours into playing it. Granted I was 12 at the time and haven't tried it since then Maybe I can try again with this game
@greenmann1217 You absolutely should give it another try. It's a more mature Zelda than its predecessor (not knocking OoT, I love that masterpiece as well), and though the time mechanic can feel cumbersome/alien at first, you will quickly adjust. It is not just a gimmick either; it beautifully frames the story and pushes characters through their arcs in such novel ways. It is one of my favorite Zelda games, definitely top three.
“ALRIGHT guys listen, we need to make our game longer, any ideas?”
*scary and mischievous Roguelike tag*
Oh, I am so ready for this game. I’ve thought for a long time that vampire games were a mostly untapped gold vein. And the people behind Blood and Wine are doing it? Fantastic. Chef’s kiss. Can’t wait.
I kind of like the idea. It gives the players a sense of urgency that would otherwise be lacking, which is a big problem with many rpgs where there are no consequences to delaying the story.
That’s what I was thinking. Big respect for actually making the “urgency” of a game aspect actually urgent.
Everyone knows that you spend in game years to complete every single quest in Skyrim before finishing main quest. You just do the main quest up until you unlock shouts then don't touch it ever again :D
@@Ashanorath and the world would have ended a long time ago if you actually dawdled for 3 years
I like it nice change of pace
If I remember correctly metaphor have a calendar mechanics I don't how it works to turn base rpg
Dead rising did the time limit and it worked pretty well
Just played through dead rising again and the time limit is pretty long anyway, around 13 hours or so and I skipped turn a fair bit also.
So did Pathologic, which I believe will probably be this game's biggest inspiration
@@ColombianThunder my mind immediately went to Fallout
Majoras mask theme has made it out the sandbox with this one.
This mechanic was in Way of the Samurai. 3 days times day,evening, night. The event you participated in changed the story progession. 3 hour playthrough with up to 12 endings. And eventually you own PCs wandered your world. So addictive.
@@Guagex From what I remember, the game had 6 endings, not 12.
3 regular and 3 special.
@PiotrAdamczyk-wr7rl You're correct.
1 had 6 endings
2 had 6
3 had 20+
4 had 10
They had me until the time limit stuff. I hate being rushed! 😓
Maybe that mechanic will be well done as well, who knows
They probably have a modified day/night cycle to make sure it's not that rushed.
Nah time will only advance if you do a quest, so you can just chill and play around all you want
@@MoAtreides you just dont know
@@wizrd4154 maybe each quest you take will reduce a pre determined amount of time from your play through and not track the actual time you take to play the game. This way you won't be rushed.
I know a good speaker shouldn't avoid looking at the audience but this man looks into my soul.
30 days should be an option available for very hard gameplay and players who do so should get a achievement trophy
Agree, they should do that to keep try hards happy in gaming. Most causals don’t like timers
"Everything the same 😢"
Something different: turn it off 😐
@@DillionMatt not try hards. This is how the game is intended to be played, if that's too hard there is no problem in modifiying it to your needs. My girlfriend finds stardew valley stressful because she feels very rushed, a mod or 2 later and here we are. I save scum a ton on bg3 even though that's not how it's intended.
I think it will be a masterpiece but lets wait for the real gameplay footage.we already had a slap in the launching of Cyberpunk which is now undoubtedly a MASTERPIECE
Well there will be mod for unlimited days coming up soon 😂
Would be a cool new game plus mode.
Majora's Mask but instead of 3 days, it's 30
So basically, it’s just majora‘s mask with a longer time limit
It’s also possible that once you complete the story, you are no longer tied to a time limit. I’m excited either way. Need more vampire content.
Welcome back death loop
Less and less single players games let you continue playing after finishing the main story. Rockstar understood people want to play after the main story so let us play as john in rr2, I like doing one big play through to complete everything, I don't enjoy playing through games twice or three time.
If we can have a new game plus then sure the time limit is no problem, but if i have to restart from 0 just to try a new quest then I'm not interested.
Speedrunners hearing something isn't possible within a timeframe are RUBBING THEIR HANDS WITH GLEE
People saying the time limit rushes you are missing the point, the time limit is to force you to think about what's most important to your character rather than be a mister fix it for everyone. If done well it will add to the roleplaying experience.
oh no, a number of us get that. And I'm 100% sure that those unbothered by the time limit will get exactly that sort of added enjoyment.
However, for those like me, the time limit just adds an extra layer of stress and pressure which negatively impacts may ability to enjoy the game.
It's just one of those bugbears where even if you know logically that the limit is very generous, it doesn't stop the feeling of stress.
Which sucks as this game looks like it might be exactly my sort of jam but I'm gonna have to pass cause I know that ticking clock is just going to crater my enjoyment.
Eating and using bathroom is realistic too. We don’t put it in every game because it unnecessary and it does not break immersion for vast majority of people. Might as well make a linear story not open world. You can do it better
@@DillionMattI feel like it does kinda break the immersion though. Like take any of the fallouts outside the OG one it feels weird that nothing happens outside of when you do it. Their are multiple factions at war resources are dwindling but unless this random ass vault dweller talks to me Imma stand out side of my house for the next five years acting like nothings going on.
Games where their is a “time” limit makes the world feel so much more alive to me. Like no we are not going to wait at this tower while the MC does 1000 hours of side stuff to get stronger we’re just going to attack the town. I find it really cool.
Obviously not everyone is me and some like a slow relaxed game but to say a timer has no place in role play games is dumb.
I’m almost positive speed runners within the first month are gonna absolutely take apart that game
Don't think this one is for me just off of the whole time limit and inability to actually complete every quest in time.
@@ZackRToler guaranteed they will have an option to have more/less time. Like a difficulty setting.
@@InYourFace2day Wouldn't count on it. Sounds like they're leaning into the innate difficulty of the time limit being a hard barrier. Though I imagine it won't take long after release before somebody makes a mod to make it configurable.
@ Just like with Dead Rising, a game series I never played for this exact reason with the time limit. Though I know with Dead Rising, I believe you CAN do everything in one playthrough. I still don't like the stress of the ticking clock
@@J29117 If it's like TW3 day/night cycle, 30 days will be 45 hours of gameplay. Sounds about right...
“It’s the daywalker” ahhh game
Oof I got so excited for a second. I really have been wanting a great 3rd person action vampire game for a long while.
Unfortunately time being a mechanic and not being able to finish all quests in a playthrough is the opposite of what I am personally looking for, or take pleasure in. I am genuinely happy for the people who like this kind of gameplay though.
Me forgeting to pause before afking for half a day because i forgot of my pc existing and loosing the whole game 😂😂😂
Looks interesting I need more game play.
I just hope we can free roam after beating the main story. I hate it when games force you to make a new game after beating it
People are way too quick to pass on a game. First they complain about gameplay not feeling urgent through urgent plot points (cyberpunk and witcher 3 fans) then turn around and complain about a game making you feel a sense of urgency. People are dumb silly.
Agree - it's the biggest/most common criticism I've seen of (the main quests in) games like The Witcher 3 & Fallout 4, that the start of the game ramps up so much momentum for your character, that it then doesn't make sense why they would get distracted.
I personally really like the idea, it seems fresh, and if you can't tell the difference between main and side content, then I think that could create a game where I could really roleplay, without getting drawn into meta-gaming
@@mr.beefythecarnivore6415 the way to solve urgency is by unlocking new side quests and points of interest between main quests. And not introducing a time limit.
But i guess everyone is wrong and you are so edgy and fun etc etc etc etc. but you see, you are not. “We” as in the people who dislike this look at games as entertainment and not a hobby. You can feel free to try every game and find something you like about them. And we are free to criticize and not purchase a game that wouldn’t entertain us.
If this game will have a time limit on each play through, it will flop like a fish.
@LeviAthan-p2j i dont care enough to read all that
@LeviAthan-p2j Just depends how they do it. We don't know how long a day will be in-game yet. If it's well-paced, engaging content, with replayability, the time limit won't really be an issue.
Cyberpunks story completely falls on its face when you realize in a game where the MC is supposed to be DYING... Every annoying douche in night city is calling you up to do meaningless side bs and tou can LITERALLY SLEEP AWAY YEARS when you should only have a WEEK to live.
Cyberpunk is like babies first rpg. Zero risks, bland gameplay, etc.
So far I’m very interested seeing more game play and might even grab it this year
Nobody has time to replay a game multiple times. I hate games that require multiple playthroughs
@@arthur_tttt lmao. LMAO
So you're just speaking for everyone now? 😂 I'd say the majority of the playerbase can put in multiple playthroughs
@@eireyouok101 I'm speaking for everyone that isn't a child
It sounds so interesting! I've never seen games in which time matters (except sim games). The replayability value will be crazy!!
We just might be surprised that the 30days time limit is just a story plot and not an actual time limit and IGN is using that to sway people’s mind on the game.
'it will be impossible to complete all the quests in the timeline'
Speed runners - 'hold my beer'
This sounds awesome.. a lil out my comfort zone cuz im a completionist but its cool ill play thru a few times if need be
I propose a speed run challenge the first to finish the most quest in the span of those 30 days
Isn't this the exact same mechanic from Dead Rising? I need to see gameplay regardless
If a game has time pressure, then its a downer. I play games AFTER work. Work is combined with time pressure due deadlines. Games should calm you down... time pressure should not be there.
Time limits are not fun…
Farcry7 and this, they absolutely need to make the time mechanics unique enough to not get in the way of the gamers enjoyment. This could be a turn off if not done right.
Interest lost immediately. Hate time limits in games, always have, always will.
It’s actually a classic JRPG mechanic that I would love to see an open world XCD project red game. I am still playing cyberpunk and hyped for witcher4
I hate these tiktok subtitles.
as a audibly-impaired individual, they allow me to understand him when i otherwise couldn't; and too much text at once would be too large. Btw, i'm not audibly impaired at all.
Mfers complain about everything
I wanna fight like Gerald nd be bad ahh but have the powers or Regis…. Old cdpr devs: hold me beer 🍺
I was hyped, but timed game is not my type. I like to take the time to explore every nook amd graney that are open. This feel like it will be too limited
Speedrunners: "... And i took this personally"
Yeah, I ain't gonna play a game with a damn time limit.
The time limit killed the hype for me as well
Can’t even play games like Deadrising for that sole reason.
Agreed. Game looks and sounds cool but definitely lost me at time limited for a rpg 🤨
What’s negative about the time limit?
So every rpg should be the same where u complete all quests blabla this just enhances the games replayability i dont see what the fuss is about
I'm still haunted by majora's mask 3 day system, it makes me play my character to never sleep get as much stuff done within the first day and night as possible
Nope. I can't play at my own pace? I'm not playing at all. not a big loss. As a fallout fan this bothers me deeply.
I don’t usually agree with Tod and big studios but this was one great thing they did when Fallout became 3d. Get rid of niche and annoying mechanics like this that artificially make the game more difficult and less fun
@DillionMatt Agreed but Who's Tod?
This one is definitely on my radar. Everything I've seen so far looks great!
Bruh why did they have to make it impossible to get a true 100%
@@thebananaspeedruns9275 they underestimate speed runners
Cause it's not a big deal
So basically Pathologic but with CDPR's resources. Got it
Dislike time limits in games this isnt a new mechanic
Like “Pathologic” and the sequel.
Man it is difficult to make something like that
Cool concept, too bad I can’t play it.
With a ticking clock and my ADD I’d have become a farmer and my family will be toast
80% of the side quest will be nonsense then it takes forever to find out the rest of the needed good stuff so you have to play the game multiple times.
dammit i hope they have an option to remove the time limit or ill be giving this game a pass. at least until a mod comes out that removes it
Personally I'd lean more towards being the vampire, but depending on what the current mission is and what I have to do, once that's figured out I'll decided to do it in the day or the night.
I like that mechanic, it's interesting and really puts you in a position to really think on what you're doing and how to go about it with limited time. Which will cause you to make some rash decisions down the road that you may not have normally made.
Personally I already like the game, seems like it's going to be fun, intense and challenging. Can't wait to see gameplay and hopefully play it myself.
Just hoping the combat won’t be as bad as the Witcher 3
Seems ambitious like cyberpunk. Can’t wait for it to released, be a broken mess, then be re-released with the intended features.
Exactly, I hope Witcher 4 does well just to prove these people wrong. When I heard timer I automatically went “nope not buying”. Maybe when it free.
Nexusmods: "Only 30 days? Aight bet, say no more."
If the graphics and gameplay are anything like trailer, it will be a great unique game.
Pikmin's influence is Hella cool in the modern game development world
I think they have stated that time will not progress by itself, but doing a quest will progress time and depending on which quest you complete you get a specific ending
Yeah I was thinking about that. It's also a way to force limited quests for everyone including speedrunners.
Dragon quest did the whole time limit thing. Didn't do very well
We got Persona Elden Ring before GTA 6 💀🙏
Speedrunners: "challenge accepted"
I really hope there aren't many choices where I think i'm making the right choice.But then it comes back to bite me in the ass, like pretty much everything that happened in the witcher 3
In Witcher that the theme of the book. Yall complain about them keeping tone of the book.
Sounds great minus the time limit. I enjoy exploring and adding a time limits always sacrifices that. It sucks because it looks really cool other than that one fact. They should make it a option not requirement and it would appeal to more people. Or have to complete the 30 days and nights and open up a new game plus for unlimited time
speed runners be eating good with this one
Maybe the time limit is actual 30 days irl, so 720 hours to finish it
Reminds me of dead rising, which the first game nailed the time limit mechanic. My only concern is they’re proud that the main and side quests are hard to differentiate. That might make the story either really badly paced or the side quests underwhelming when it comes to rewards
This is like assassin creed turned laptop to dark mode lol
Having been down this road before with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, it’s going to be a challenge for them to implement this mechanic without making it feel stressful.
One things for sure, online guides are going to be used VERY liberally.
Nexus mods: remove day/time limit mod
It’s looks story driving and unique, gonna check it out
close enough, welcome back majora’s mask
thats wonderful been waiting for this kinda mechanic for awhile but hope the combat is good
Huge day for that one unemployment friend on wednesday afternoon
This actually sounds really cool, and seems like it would give the game a ton of replay ability depending on how they lay things out for effecting each other. We already do something like this in D&D games. Time passes, you cannot be everywhere in the game at once, people are going to die, there isn't much you can do about that. Just try to do your best where you are at and hope that ripples outwards.
Just like old school fallout games were you had to save your vault or village before it died. In the first game you could buy ekstra time by buying ekstra water 🤔
Devs: "it will be impossible to complete every quest within the time limit."
Speed runners: "....and that's when I took it personally"
Modders : With this mod 30 days is 30 years
Amazing mechanic. I live for it. Like a long-run Outer Wilds.
They tried this mechanic with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. It did not turn out well.
So dead rising but with vampires
You cant complete the quests in that time frame.
Random dude on reddit : hold my beer
So basically this is Gothic Blade?
This seems like a very complicated mechanic the studio’s going for, really hope they can pull it off and not just end up with a massive scope creep
I hope it's persona style time where time passes as you do actions instead of just linearly passing
as a completionist, this is my personal nightmare
Speed runner:
30days?
NAH I only need 10 day
Had me up until a time limit i want to do every quest and not be rushed 😂
Sounds good on paper. However, I’m a side quest and off the beaten path type of guy. I play these types of games to relax, not be rushed. Life has enough time constraints and I’d prefer that not be in my games.
Majora's mask walked so this game could run
It's going to be hell for us completionists - BUT also looks very interesting NGL