Topic Archived Page 1 of 2 Last. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. Boards Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Is this gamne crippled if you buy used? User Info: Sneakers.
I wouldnt call it "crippled", more like "partially incomplete"lol. Series of arena fights that u earn uniques and legendaries by beating them. Also you get another house and chest to store stuff in. I think it's 9. Definitely a really fun game. DLC is worth it. Yes please. If you buy the game new, it comes with a code that unlocks certain Faction stuff.
If you buy it used, the code will likely have already been used, so you'll have to pay for it on the PSN if you want that content. It seems to me that, assuming you want this content, you would be better off buying it new. Rule 1 of Gamefaqs.. Pride summons the misery hobbits who need people to feel as small, powerless and ugly as they do. User Info: Citrate The items you receive with the online pass aren't worth paying for it is just a few hours more of gameplay on a game that is already hours long and the items your receive are meh.
You will not notice anything different playing the game because it will not prohibit you from any quest or location other than a few arena battles. Relax, it's just a game. I'm in Canada Then third is the volume levels. There are all these shrines that tell you lovely poetic details of Amalur's vast historic lore, but for some reason they're voiced so quietly you have to crank your speakers, and then make absolutely sure you don't wander near anything else that makes sounds. After that, I'm not so fussed, honestly.
Those three things are far, far more annoying than they sound when you're playing. I mean, I suppose I could add a wish that scrolling down the list of new special moves didn't mean erasing the "new" star before you're able to see which move it was next to. That's weird and stupid, but I can cope. What I find myself worrying about far more as I replay this mammoth game is what they might wrongly change for the worse.
Because Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning is assured of its stone-cold classic status based on the crate smashing alone. I cannot express how much I love the crate smashing! It is, by a country mile, the best crate smashing in any game ever, and that's against some tough crate smashing competition. Going wild with your weapons at a madcap array of wooden boxes and barrels is pure gaming joy, the sound, the speed, the destruction, all enormously gratifying.
Then comes the "ching! And best of all, because KoA knows what it's doing, those crates re-manifest themselves while your back's turned, there to be crashed to bits all over again the next time you're nearby. Actually, Kaiko, since you're now presumably scrapping any incorrect changes you've made in accordance with this article, could you add a little bonus mode where an entire region is just covered in crates for me to smash through? Many thanks. And even more important than crate smashing is troll rolling!
Please, if nothing else, keep the troll rolling. There's this weird glitch in the game. Most creatures on their deaths lose their status as a physics-affected object. They freeze in place in their slumped form, and can be walked through, to prevent the player getting tied up in dead bodies during big fights.
But for some reason the game's larger creatures have about ten seconds of physics grace bestowed upon their corpses, and as such can be bumped and pushed and rolled.
This is fun enough on its own, rolling a troll down a hill. But it gets even better because when that few seconds is up, they freeze in whatever position they're in. So thus is born the game of trying to pose these creatures in the silliest form possible. It's not simple, either! Not knowing exactly when they'll freeze, and their being big, lumbering blobs, makes capturing the perfect moment a proper challenge.
God I love it. Honestly, I get why some people find the game a little average. There is far too much waffle from far too many characters, in a game that's gargantuan, and keeping up with what each individual wants is overwhelming. In fact, so similar is it to MMOs that I've found myself this time skipping past the conversations to just read the quest description. And yes, the combat is a little undercooked, really needing more complexity in its special moves, but as I say it's still just so crunchingly satisfying to execute anyway.
It's a bouncy castle of an RPG, bright, colourful, and massively expanded by airy nonsense. But you know what's an enormously fun way to spend some time?
Bouncing around on a bouncy castle. And that's the key here. KoA is such an enticing timesink, in all the ways that WoW was outside of its social aspects. That endless chain of quests to complete, that constant sense of progress with levelling, new equipment, new skills, the ever-expanding world with seemingly endless new spaces to explore.
It's all here. And what's not here? Ghastly people, being ghastly, ruining the game for you. I played World Of Warcraft as if it were Kingdoms Of Amalur, constantly frustrated by any element that required interaction with other human beings.
We support PC Windows versions. Reason: for the console versions, there is only a aspect ratio available. What are the new graphics options? Will modding be supported? There won't be any official modding tools but we are looking to make data easier accessible. The game was done in a way that making modding possible is not very straightforward. Will developers of the original game be involved in the remaster? Yes, they will have improved render outputs and a more stable and higher framerate.
Will there be a photo mode? Unfortunately not, but you can remove the HUD completely if you wish even mid-game without issues. Will old save games work? Will the graphics simply be upscaled or otherwise improved? Will you rebalance the game or "only" focus on delivering a remaster as close to the original game as possible? We are still working on this but we are aware of some imbalances and want to fix those.
Will the game include have achievements? Yes, the exact same as in the old version.
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