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AzureRequiem posted:So I decided to go ahead and pick up DW8 alongside XL. Is there anything I should know besides punch mans? Play the tutorial; it wall save you a lot of confusion. Also, save the Jin and Lu Bu stories for last. Otherwise, yes, punch mans.
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Does that imply that DW8XL has all the content of DW8 on the disc? You just need a saved game and all the content unlocks?
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 17:13 |
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UberJumper posted:Does that imply that DW8XL has all the content of DW8 on the disc? You just need a saved game and all the content unlocks? Yes, that's how these expansions generally work.
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Elliotw2 posted:Yes, that's how these expansions generally work. So you could just rent DW8, save the game and buy XL? *EDIT* I also just finished the Wei Storyline, and is that it for Wei? It just kind of seems to end really abruptly. What happens to Cao Cao, and the rest of his group? Is this explained in the other campaigns? UberJumper fucked around with this message at 18:34 on Apr 20, 2014 |
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UberJumper posted:So you could just rent DW8, save the game and buy XL? Jin Also play the other storylines before you do Jin's. I think sequentially it's Shu->Wei->Wu->Jin. They all overlap at parts, but Shu starts you at the yellow turbans, and wei starts you at dong zhou. If you haven't played DW before this would make no god drat sense.
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 18:49 |
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Mortimer posted:Jin Oh i just started with Wei since it was the first one to come up. I will play Shu next.
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 19:10 |
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Or you could do like I do and play them all in a circle, alternating every stage. It gives good variety.
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Mortimer posted:Jin
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 20:13 |
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I think i am just going to pick up XL, i am having so much fun with DW8 right now. A quick question how do i get better gear? The highest i have seen so far is 3 circles.
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DW8 question: I've noticed a few weapons have fancy golden stars instead of dots to denote their level, a special red background color in their picture, and level 7-9 abilities. I assume these are rare special weapons of some kind?
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Sindai posted:DW8 question: I've noticed a few weapons have fancy golden stars instead of dots to denote their level, a special red background color in their picture, and level 7-9 abilities. I assume these are rare special weapons of some kind?
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Elliotw2 posted:Yes, that's how these expansions generally work. Has this worked for any of them? I know you needed the disc for 7 and I don't remember if you did for 5.
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 21:37 |
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Wrong thread...
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 21:41 |
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I can't remember if this was stated, but is the PC version of DW8 going to come with the XL content bundled in?
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PureRok posted:I can't remember if this was stated, but is the PC version of DW8 going to come with the XL content bundled in? "Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends Complete Edition (PC)" Looks like it. Also I decided to grab DW7:E first now to get back into the series and jesus christ, Lu Bu with Red Hare just feels like I'm cheating. I'm on normal and I'm killing some unique lieutenants before I even need to hop off Red Hare at times, not to mention the speed alone being enough to completely blitz invasions and defenses. Yardbomb fucked around with this message at 23:05 on Apr 20, 2014 |
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Why does does that Wu guy use a canoe as a weapon .
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 23:23 |
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UberJumper posted:Why does does that Wu guy use a canoe as a weapon . Why wouldn't he? Slightly more serious answer - Huang Gai was known as a skilled naval commander, and led the legendary fire attack at Chibi. Thus, the game designers chose to represent this by having him murder dudes with a boat.
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# ? Apr 20, 2014 23:26 |
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He used to have a giant hammer, but his moveset with it was really awful. The canoe is actually an improvement.
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caleramaen posted:He used to have a giant hammer, but his moveset with it was really awful. The canoe is actually an improvement. On the other hand, his lvl 4 weapon was a boat anchor, and in DW7 even the worst weapons can wreck anyone's day.
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Darth Walrus posted:Why wouldn't he? Cool thanks! So far Wu really hasn't had much luck with their leaders living for very long. Also is it just me or are most of the Wu people always smiling? Han Dang looks so happy. *EDIT* And another Wu dude down. UberJumper fucked around with this message at 00:40 on Apr 21, 2014 |
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UberJumper posted:So far Wu really hasn't had much luck with their leaders living for very long. Also is it just me or are most of the Wu people always smiling? Han Dang looks so happy. You'd be happy too if your lord was the Tiger of Jiangdong!
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My favorite thing about Sun Jian is that whenever he shows up he is always having a blast. Even after getting shot with arrows and surviving he just goes "Well that's it for me, just gonna go retire and relax now." and then just does whatever strikes his fancy.
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Wow Wu really keeps getting the poo poo kicked out of them. Pretty much every battle i have played so far has been them attacking something and the end result is them being forced to retreat. *EDIT* Ahaha, i just burst out laughing after the CGI video of Wu leader giving the big rousing speech and leading his army again against Wei. Following that the game tells me was apparently defeated again. UberJumper fucked around with this message at 01:11 on Apr 21, 2014 |
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UberJumper posted:Wow Wu really keeps getting the poo poo kicked out of them. Pretty much every battle i have played so far has been them attacking something and the end result is them being forced to retreat. As awesome as Wu characters are they really get the shaft since they're just "the other guys" in the overall conflict between Shu and Wei.
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UberJumper posted:Wow Wu really keeps getting the poo poo kicked out of them. Pretty much every battle i have played so far has been them attacking something and the end result is them being forced to retreat. Previous games didn't like showing defeats so they would have you crush everyone, then afterwards say "Wu was forced to retreat". B-but I just won? At least 7 and 8 will admit to Wu's downfall.
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# ? Apr 21, 2014 01:11 |
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One good thing about DW Next was even in the campaign mode it goes 'gently caress history' and has whichever faction you're playing win and take over the whole country.
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Sakurazuka posted:One good thing about DW Next was even in the campaign mode it goes 'gently caress history' and has whichever faction you're playing win and take over the whole country.
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Next doesn't really do much with the story after a while, so it's basically you just taking over every territory followed by a CGI of everyone celebrating. Which is kinda how the older games handled it if I remember correctly.
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I didn't play Next, but that sounds more like it was a port of an Empires game.
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TARDISman posted:As awesome as Wu characters are they really get the shaft since they're just "the other guys" in the overall conflict between Shu and Wei. Yeah it feels like they are kinda awesome guys, they just cannot catch a break. Like how Guan yu basically refuses to give them the Jing province even though he was supposed to. Then they are just like okay... . Honestly it really seems like Cao Cao really had his poo poo together. *EDIT* Really again? Guan Yu refuses to give up Jing Province? Also who is Zhuge Liang and why are the Wu people worried about him? UberJumper fucked around with this message at 01:36 on Apr 21, 2014 |
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Elliotw2 posted:I didn't play Next, but that sounds more like it was a port of an Empires game. It really is sort of a prototype Empires game. It does a bunch of really weird poo poo that I think would be better served in a real DW game.
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Sakurazuka posted:Next doesn't really do much with the story after a while, so it's basically you just taking over every territory followed by a CGI of everyone celebrating. Which is kinda how the older games handled it if I remember correctly. Man I miss the hell out of each faction's HOUSE PARTY CGI cutscene at the end of each campaign.
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I was expecting Lu Lingqi to be rowdier. Not to say it's a bad personality or anything, it's just one that a half dozen or so characters already fillUberJumper posted:*EDIT* Really again? Guan Yu refuses to give up Jing Province? Also who is Zhuge Liang and why are the Wu people worried about him? Guan Yu is kind of a butthole when it comes to honor. That said, reading between the lines (or maybe not reading at all there's multiple tellings) Liu Bei never intended to return the province to begin with. You'll find out more about Zhuge Liang in Shu's story, just know for now he's a strategic genius with a lot of irons in the fire
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RentACop posted:Guan Yu is kind of a butthole when it comes to honor. That said, reading between the lines (or maybe not reading at all there's multiple tellings) Liu Bei never intended to return the province to begin with. You'll find out more about Zhuge Liang in Shu's story, just know for now he's a strategic genius with a lot of irons in the fire Yeah i kinda figured that out, after defeating Guan Yu (Even though i swear the Wei mission had them defeating Guan Yu ), and he says "Yeah i gotta do what my brother tells me". Anyways following that I don't really get the next mission, they defeat the shu leader, and the Wu Leader basically tells him to surrender and Wu and Shu become one faction. Then following this the game turns around and goes back to three factions . Also i cannot stop giggling at the "battle of shiting".
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RentACop posted:I was expecting Lu Lingqi to be rowdier. Not to say it's a bad personality or anything, it's just one that a half dozen or so characters already fill Yeah I was hoping they'd just make her like her dear old dad or something but I guess that's wishful thinking. The fact that she doesn't appear in the theoretical route is just dumb. That said her weapon class is ridiculously good.
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Dj Meow Mix posted:Yeah I was hoping they'd just make her like her dear old dad or something but I guess that's wishful thinking. The fact that she doesn't appear in the theoretical route is just dumb. That said her weapon class is ridiculously good. I sometimes think they just had a note sitting around that said "Lu Bu's daughter" and instead of interpeting it as "acts like you would think Lu Bu's daughter would" the writers decided that her saying "I am Lu Bu's daughter," all the time was good enough.
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UberJumper posted:Yeah it feels like they are kinda awesome guys, they just cannot catch a break. Like how Guan yu basically refuses to give them the Jing province even though he was supposed to. Then they are just like okay... . As for Guan Yu... the novel alludes to Guan Yu letting his power (as de facto warlord of Jing Province, appointed to maintain the Shu holdings when Liu Bei and company marched on Yi Province) get to his head, so it may be questioned just how much he was actually following his brother's wish(es)... though I'd suggest that there was some degree of this even beforehand. Anecdote: When Guan Yu was in Cao Cao's service many years before, he was gifted the very horse that Lu Bu had ridden (once why Guan Yu has it after Lu Bu's downfall), only for Cao Cao to wonder aloud why Guan Yu was so profusely thanking him and kowtowing when he'd refused or only perfunctorily accepted gifts of gold, silk, banquets, titles, handmaidens... so Guan Yu told him to his face "so I can get back to Liu Bei that much faster! " UberJumper posted:Anyways following that I don't really get the next mission, they defeat the shu leader, and the Wu Leader basically tells him to surrender and Wu and Shu become one faction. Then following this the game turns around and goes back to three factions . UberJumper posted:Also i cannot stop giggling at the "battle of shiting". The GIG posted:I sometimes think they just had a note sitting around that said "Lu Bu's daughter" and instead of interpeting it as "acts like you would think Lu Bu's daughter would" the writers decided that her saying "I am Lu Bu's daughter," all the time was good enough. "A Lu must always be more direct than others: climb higher by any means necessary." "Everyone in the world wants to climb higher. Cheapen one's loyalty versus committing massacre - isn't the former method kinder? My grandfather is a Lu; not a Ding, nor a Dong. Father said, exchanging millions of lives for a good name is the filthiest method. That is how a Lu is different from the other conquerors. Which conqueror hasn't done all the unthinkable? When power is in hand, hasn't the Liu Emperors been benevolent for centuries?"
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Chortles posted:My grandfather is a Lu; not a Ding, nor a Dong. Why is this not the thread title.
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It would certainly be a fine title. Question for those who have DW8Vita, does it have the Japanese voices as an option, or is it all English all the time?
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Yardbomb posted:Why is this not the thread title. "Ding Yuan, Dong Zhuo. With Heaven's backing, are you laughing too? But your laughter sounds so unpleasant. The one to laugh now, however, should be me! Because I lived longer than you two. I can still do what I want to do. And you two can only live on useless tombstones."
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