Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
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BunkyChutt
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SNES and Sega Genesis, before biggy rapped about it I was living it.
Many games back then we didn’t demos but we could find them early in public arcades. And followed their development via gaming magazines. Until they launched in store. Malls, toys r us, Walmart. Blockbuster
Caeden
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Hateyou
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That’s pretty much every map other than optional ones later on isn’t it? There were either lamps, or brightly glowing shit.
Either way the maps were all like that one posted, just one long corridor with hidden short dead ends or loops. I thought their maps were great. Easy to follow and go right to the end but full of hidden little areas that were worth exploring. It was in stark contrast to FF16 that only had one piece of loot worth finding off the main path in the entire game.
Caliane
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yeah. I don't remember any maps being all that complex and getting "lost". what I think I do remember is the "which is the correct path? go forward 50ft. oh, wait I think this is the way forward, so I better go check the other path for loot. go the other way. oh, wait. no This is the correct path. I better go back to the first path, and get the loot. " over and over.
So paths were quite linear. but, telling which is the main path and which is the side path for loot was hard to tell. and kept having to backtrack over and over.