I don't mind reporting my data to them, but I do like making the choice without knowing what other people have made. I haven't looked at any of the community stuff when I make a choice though, which I think I prefer. I have a GTX 460M and it runs most other engines pretty well.
*Also my laptop always seems to struggle with Unity engine games, getting framerates between 14 and 30 per second. I'm liking the story so far, it's been a while since playing TLJ and Dreamfall so I'm also having trouble remembering some plot details. I still think they should have only shown statistics after the end, as it stands now it's very easy for a choice to be a reaction to what the majority chose rather than what you personally feel. I don't really know what the point of it is, maybe it'll be more meaningful when the sample size of players is larger and i've encountered more choices. This can obviously affect the choice a player makes, especially when you see things like 90% of players chose A over B. (I haven't reached the end of Chapters yet). The weird thing is that you see these statistics by toggling them on during a 'choice' section, rather than only as a summary at the end of the game like in The Walking Dead or The Wolf Among Us. I played through the first two 'chapters' of Chapters, The social integration is optional, and shows statistics of the binary choices that players have made. A lot of dreamfall characters are involved and referenced, which is a bit of a problem because I don't remember all of them that well, I perhaps should have replayed Dreamfall first.Īnyway, i'll have more to say once I play more of it. I've never played like, the walking dead, but I assume this is similar to that.Īs far as stuff wrt previous games, i think it is mostly just related to Dreamfall, not TLJ.
That's kinda weird and seems out of place, but is mostly inoffensive. I miss April.Īnother weird thing is it has choices you can make and says like THEY WILL REMEMBER THAT. And also theres apparently some social integration with your choices. Some of the intro with Zoe and recap writing, as well as stuff with Kian Alvane (who I don't even remember from Dreamfall, maybe I should have replayed it first) didn't seem great, but once I got more into it, past what seemed to be the intro chapters, it seems to have gotten a lot better - more like what I would expect out of a game with the heritage of TLJ and Dreamfall. I like it, but I have mixed feelings on the start, in particular. I started playing this yesterday (they released it to backers, I think the game should be available on steam for purchase today or tomorrow, they said there were some bugs).
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