It's just bizarre enough to be believable.
I bought them too, no idea why.
Nobody cares about fighting games. It's fun though. Pretty loose with combos (meaning you can chain together most anything it feels like) and some fun/weird characters. Pretty standard issue japanese fighting game with a super dumb name. Trophies are pretty easy except the survival one but I happened to get in a good rhythm using the cheater method today (spam qcf+box w/ Hilda). It's definitely worth a few bucks if you like fighting games and definitely a lot better than dengeki bunko (in my opinion).
Yeah, I started off by looking at that and then got enthralled with the gamefaqs thread on the subject. My problem is that I'm missing more of the basics - some people say that you should avoid fighting almost entirely and only level up with loot and some say you should maintain a ranged ds and just plug away at everything from a distance. My problem is I'd get to floor 6 or so and those dragons that can shoot fire in a 4x4 grid will just start lighting me up. That and of course getting the right drops. Then when I get to 10 I think the unlock condition is to defeat 10 enemies which just pummels away at my remaining hp - I don't have enough healing items to sustain or if I manage to get white mage by that point I don't have enough mp/ether to keep healing going.
Rest mode used to have some issues, It will still hang on occasion for me but not very often.
Welcome to the club! It really seems like there's always a few kinks with rest mode in the beginning and then it works itself out. Don't sweat it.
remote play works better for me going the non direct route. On the ps4 make sure you dont have direct connect selected and just do it over your wifi.
Yeah that was my setup. Wifi for PS4. No direct connect. I was on a different floor from my PS4 so that may have had something to do with it.
Oh, you're gonna want to wire the ps4 if you can.
I can probably take the wired connection for my PS3 and use that. Otherwise I'm sure a long ass cord wouldn't cost too much.
The hacking and tracing modes were pretty dope. No idea why they made it so that you can play those with a friend though. Doesn't make sense.My favorite moment in Watch Dogs so far has definitely been the first online hack I did. I hacked the guy and then got in a car and hid. I could see him running around like crazy trying to find me while I was slouched down in the seat.him. I won.
They are still listed a lot of places as coming to vita, but who knows if will happen or not.
I never played one of them on the Vita but after seeing the bizarre framerate issues even on PS4 I'd expect the Vita versions to be pretty rough.
Some slowdown for sure at times, mostly when auto saving which is the same as consoles, but i liked using the touch controls vs having to use the right stick to move the thing around the screen.
Assuming you are still planning to play the PS3, I would spend a few bucks for an ethernet switch and keep them both plugged in. I have an extra I would let you have, but the shipping would likely be more than the $8 I paid for it to begin with.
Play as Yuna and dig four times a level. Keep stockpiling stuff. It also sounds like you need to go back to the start and replay some levels until you're strong enough to tackle level 10. You don't have to go straight through. It's like an old-school Rogue or Wizardry kind of game where you get your ass kicked at the start and have to play cautious, but soon enough you breeze through everything.
Another option is an inexpensive switch. You can go cheaper but this is a solid one.
At least when I played, the hacking didn't let you play with friends. Did they change that? I think the tracing allowed it at the time, but I do not even remember how the tracing stuff worked.
He really doesn't have a need for a gigabit one. Looking at monoprice which is where I got my 10/100 ones for $8, they do not even seem to carry anything but gigabit ones now and they are all close to $20.
I agree he doesn't need gigabit. I just find some of the really cheap junk is a bit buggy. Have had good results with Netgear and Dlink for inexpensive switches like this.
This, with the caveat that you will need to have a spare port on your router of course.
Also make sure it has snag free ends. Fishing it through the wall or ceiling it is easy to break off the little plastic tab thing. I hate crimping those little damn RJ-45 ends and try to avoid doing.
Me, if I count.
Yeah they patched it later because trophy whiners complained you couldnt boost the trophies and because the drinking game was too hard.
