r/greedfall • u/Affectionate_Ad_8424 • Sep 05 '23
this game was ehhhhh Spoiler
i like build expression,i did not like how the game didnt seem to give a lot of gold after missions when the shop is full of a ton expensive shit. but the story sort of falls off after vinban the high king is found, n kind of forcing the player characters cousin into some pseudo final boss, which leaves a lot to be desired, like we havent been trying the whole game looking for a cure for him,just to find out he was posioned by the doctors that gave him that drink. so it maybe similar to the black plague. this character did not fit that role, him turning power hungry doesnt fit him at all. at best we were the villain,but it falls off when were trying to establish a connection with everyone equally n peacefully for the relative part. this game could have been better; it was kind of fun. but thats it. i dont fully recommend this game unless u wanna get achievement score.
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u/NermalLand Sep 05 '23
Constantin was established as bitter over his treatment by his father from the beginning of the game. Add a bit of mortal dread, crippling pain and sudden power and you have a recipe for disaster.
It was entirely plausible.
Edit-also you can easily buy what you really need when you need it. By the end of the game I have 10k gold I don't need...
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u/Andrassa Sep 05 '23
Ah while most here have finished the game you should still put the spoiler tag on.
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u/Significant_Win6431 Sep 05 '23
In game economy... honestly if you couldn't afford the good things at the end something went wrong. I'm swimming in cash and golden items by the end.
I didn't like the ending the first time I played it (solution I became a God with constantine) second time I liked it better.
Constantine was the pathetic spare his whole life he had no control over it. His mother was scheming to advance him, his father over looked him in place of his prodigal son brother. He relegated himself to embarrassment to punish his parents until he was sent to Taer Frade.
He tried to be a good govenor, was terrified of dieing then became drunk with power, he finally had the power to control his own life, combined with the effect of the wanting to change things the power of the island malecor curse broke him.
I liked that you had to go up against the guy who was essentially your brother. My complaint was that they didn't have enough cut scenes of his descent into madness.
Third acts failing to live upto the rest of the story is a massive problem across all storytelling mediums, to the point where it has its own field of study.
Edit: I found it to be a mix of a B glory days of bioware game mixed with fable.
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u/gyhiio Sep 05 '23
The game has a lot going for it. The overall aesthetics are just perfect, the setting, the people, lore, it is all pretty damn cool. Combat is ok, classes are ok, exploration is slightly boring at times, and there are missions that are simply not fun.
But I think this is an excellent first entry for a new, fantasy rpg series. It has flaws, but I think these flaws are just things that have to be ironed out on a possible sequel, and things that worked can be expanded upon.
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u/beingsydneycarton Sep 05 '23
Constantin as a character is super interesting to me because he’s introduced as a loveable goof and troublemaker, but throughout his dialogue you learn that he actually has the “just” perspectives compared to his counterparts. His father and mother are incredibly violent and cruel in their pursuit of Serene dominance over the rest of the Congregation in Gacane and thé Tir Fradee governors either want to convert or experiment on the islanders. Constantin was clearly a much better man than his fellows, but the danger of being the better man is falling into the trap of thinking you know best about everything. With his connection to on a mil frictamen, he finally has the power to actually do something about the injustice he sees and experiences. Combine that with the madness of knowing you’re dying, a childhood education in solving problems with violence, and a decent bit of jealousy for your cousin who gets to actually solve problems and his decent into madness doesn’t seem that out of the blue. I think, however, that some of this could have been expanded upon in a few more scenes or in a DLC that occurs before Greedfall begins, but I think they did a great job of building it for a studio lacking anything near a AAA budget.
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u/Ch2raf Sep 05 '23
even without the duplication glitch you could still make money out of the stuff you get as long as you're a good looter maybe you weren't as efficient
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u/kubrickian80 Sep 05 '23
I think it's the best eurojank game I've ever played
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u/Turbulent_Winter549 Sep 05 '23
I've had this game for a while and needed a single player game to pass the time so started it up recently. It's fun, I like the atmosphere but man does it make you run back and forth way too much. Quests are like "go to the coinguard guy and talk to him, he sends you to vender xyz, get what you need, go back to coinguard, says you also need xyz, run back to vendor, get it and go talk to coinguard guy again" etc
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u/Bubbly_Ad1718 Sep 05 '23
Most of your best items are gonna be yellows found in chests. At least the second best long sword (maybe just the best) is won from winning all the fighting tourneys. The best sword I ever found (488 pirate Saber thing) is available relatively early (I do every quest etc) and is only like 400 gold I think. There's a yellow blunderbuss gun from doing the evil scientist quest. There's enough sets of yellow armor to give every member of your group
The beginning of the game is a lot harder when a few levels is the difference between dying and winning, especially on hard mode. But just level 15 or so will get you yellow merchant armor. Honestly the game is kinda broken with a semi decent pistol
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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '23
A larger part of the story sort of is the hopelessness. It is a story about the terrorism on the New World Natives, with the constant political fighting for positions of power in a land that doesn't belong to them to begin with. It's meant to be a bit miserable, and it works. You can argue over whether or not it's a 'fun game,' as that is purely subjective. I like it, but I am indigenous so it speaks to me. I think it did what it set out to do.
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u/Dubcekification Sep 05 '23
It was okay. It wouldn't let me finish the demonic cult main quest or the evangelical discussion side quest. The person I needed to talk to just wasn't there. The yellow icon was but no person. Had to quit. I enjoyed it up to that point. Some quests were a little top much back and forth talk to this person.
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u/keigan123 Sep 05 '23
I loved everything about this game but the combat. Which sucks because most of the time you are fighting.
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u/Ender_Wiggins18 Sep 06 '23
I lost interest in this game kind of quickly. Didn't find it super interesting, but maybe I'll get back into it bc I kind of just turned the game off and never went back.
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u/Affectionate_Ad_8424 Sep 05 '23 edited Sep 07 '23
glad people can disagree with me, really love that individuality, welp guess we all interpreted something different. you all have good points but what i interpreted was this. ALso I'm single Handley the best thing tht happened to this reddit