FAIRY TAIL 2 Статистика и графики Steam

Bad grafik very bad im saaaddd i wana cry

0) I have about 30 years of game experience on 15+ game platforms and a lot of genres so I developed a lot of preferences in gaming 1) I'm not a huge fan of Fairy Tail, but I enjoy it; 2) I love games made by GUST; 3) I didn't like much first Fairy Tail's combat system 'cos it feels a bit dull in its core: you just can spam same most powerful attacks and win: enemy just goes down with time. This game's bosses gonna beat you if you just spam them with same skills Pros: — Very enjoyable dynamic combat system with a lot of big and small tactics. For example: you have to pick proper characters with proper affinities right in the fight - just for the current situation and current attack\debuff\foreshadowing of further attack. The new combat system gives an extremely diverse experience. But it will appeal strictly to those who prefer a more dynamic approach to establishments a la Atelier Ryza\Blue Reflection: Second Light; For example: In this game, if you hammer with one ability, you will be wiped out with the floor. Especially if you play on hard. Because abilities, in addition to elemental affinity, are also divided into subtypes: armor penetration and health penetration and you have to hit with apporpriate one in current situation. And the trick is that choosing the right ally for chain attacks or combo attacks can decide the outcome of the battle in literally one action. i.e. right in the process of the battle, you choose three most effective fighters, based on what abilities the enemy uses (in real time), because there are no penalties for changing the fighter - and for this, I'm very grateful to the developers. I remember that after 5 minutes of the battle I managed to shave off half the boss's HP, correctly pairing the dragon slayers - Natsu and Gajeel. But the other one - strictly with water and air: Juvia and Wendy lit up there. But before that I had to knocked down destructive attacks's gauge by the non-elemental Erza. — The movement\collection\exploring system of items from Atelier Ryza\Blue Reflection: Second Light is extremely appropriate and extremely enjoyable to play; — Technologically, the game is a big leap over the first; — Enemies are walking in groups before the battle and the combat goes right on the spot. Enemies are dispersing across the landscape taking into account the height. This is really pleasing and looks cool; — A dynamic glossary has been added to the game, working right during dialogues; — The leveling is simple and convenient: you level up the skills of points in the talent branches, open new abilities. There are very useful ones, for example, an AOE attack on Natsu, able to "shave" the small fry in one powerful punch, greatly shrinking the time for grindy battles. Also you can instant-kill the enemy if it's too weak for your team; — Bosses and enemies can use complex techniques that need to be furiously knocked down with attacks of proper attack types: to do this, you need to switch to one of the allies "in reserve", above whom the golden mark is burning - therefore, this comrade is able to inflict damage precisely by spellcast; — Vulgar and stupid jokes are in place, and this is great, because they still work great; — The game is not overloaded by unneccessary mechanics: you don't need to remember 1000 skills and 1000 items and 1000 places to grind them — At 5th chapter the game does not feel grindy (comparing to the first game) Cons: — Feels like low-budget game in terms of storytelling — Too pricey for my region and income levels — Ultimate edition does not feel ultimate 'cos it does not include all the available content — Too much DLC — A bit of reuse of assets and music from the first game — Beating up fat bosses takes a bit too much time. It looks epic, beautiful, but a bit too long for my tastes; — There is a bummer with the sound design in just one situation: when at the very beginning of the game the Spriggan Twelve attacks the city, disturbing music starts playing "in the field" without stopping. This somewhat spoils the impression of the game, since you will be doing side missions, cleaning up locations and listening to the dialogues of allies, and in the background, a dramatic-heavy-tragic "flight of a bumblebee" on violins is chopping; Also, WHO THE HELL SAID THE GAME IS SHORT? I'm playing it 27 hours already and there's a lot of additional chapters and places on the map to investigate. And exploring here is really fun.