https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9lcFzvaFZw
A new #hoyoverse game set in an alternative Singapore?
#GameFAQs was started on November 5, 1995.
It was 30 years ago!
The player healing concept in #WhereWindsMeet is nice and all, promotes social interactions, but resulted in the chat being nothing but heal requests and advertising.
And then the counterpart of Healing is the "Arguing", which there's no mechanic to use on/with other players. I don't know, maybe they could have some player encouraging/cheering for buff or something?
You can play mahjong as a dog in #WhereWindsMeet
(Sorry for the blur visual quality, I was playing in Low, and I was intoxicated/hallucinating.)
Damn, that's one tough boss.
(I couldn't beat him, so I just took a screenshot and quit.)
As a casual player, I think the most exciting thing about the new update, is the introduction of the two new equipment slots - top and bottom, instead of just the current one slot for the whole body.
So far, found the game made references to two of Stephen Chow's movies - Kung Fu Hustle and A Chinese Odyssey.
KFH:
- the toad attack (and character design)
- the Buddha palm attack animation
- the running animation
ACO:
- the annoying monk
I'm saddened and annoyed that the three screenshots I took didn't get saved for some reasons, but Steam is still reliable, but I only used it for cutscenes.
So I found the missing photos. The game client doesn't tell you that it also saved a copy of all the screenshots in another folder, so if your Steam folder ballooned up, it's because you took too much screenshots.
I went back to try the hidden-side-boss (?) again, bloody, he's harder than a campaign boss (maybe it's because his stage is tiny and don't have room to move around?). Also I took another screenshot while I'm on the way there to be killed by him.
The game has a thing with cats.
Finally move on to the next region.
Almost died to the geese. I was fighting three enemies, and two geese wandered into my AOE. I had to ran until I lose their aggro.
The game measure power-level by "goose", last I checked, I was at "1.2 goose", but it lies. A "0.2 goose" thug is just a deadly.
Went and stole a martial art, to try twin blades, turns out that it's very button smashing friendly.
(Hard to imagine the main character being a good guy, assassinating so many people just to copy someone's homework.)