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The biggest time sink of a game I have ever played. It’s worthless. Animation based combat which people call “realistic” when it’s not. Walking simulator where you spend long stretches of time doing nothing. NO RESPECCING of breakthrough points. Constantly having to look up the wiki to look up weaknesses on bosses so you don’t die 10 times and have to run back to sleep wasting more time. It’s busy work. I pushed myself to get through this game and I got full squire plus maelstrom blade and got the crimson avatar set plus both liches armor sets and star child claymore just to name a few. This game is not for anyone who has a family and multiple responsibilities irl.

that long ahh intro was freaking beautiful. loved it! ❤😂

This is the most boring and overhyped game I've ever played I played it for 3 hours and got refunded I don't know how anybody was able to play all the way through this game the combat is so boring and so slow I don't care about the story if everything else in between is pain

Jean-Francois Recene is one of the most brilliant musical artists ever. Every single one of his works in Outward and its subsequent DLCs is memorable and nostalgic. He’s like a more upbeat, modernized Jeremy Soule

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Bruh why people r writing essays here. Hes just a random dude on the internet who tf cares if he's right just enjoy your shit

I have a feeling you only got mad because Library of Ruins looks like "anime", weird but okay. That's your opinion and I respect it, but I also want to clarify a couple of things. I don't want to sound like that dude who says "the game gets better after 50 hours", but it's partially true, not after 50 hours of course, but after a few. In the future, there are more playable characters up to five at a time, more key pages ("skins"), more status effects (burning, bleeding, paralysis, fragility, strength, etc.), emotion mechanics (pretty hard to understand at the beginning), clash mechanics, more unique cards, mass attacks, anomaly cards (unique floor cards), more speed dice per character (up to 4), counter dice, anomaly battles, E.G.O cards, ass-kissing boss battles (I still have PTSD from one widow). Looking at the story from the point of view of someone who has completely completed the game, it is a masterpiece, Roland is my favorite character. Yes, at first everything seems strange and incomprehensible and it seems that the characters are quite cardboard, but as soon as you begin to understand what is happening, everything becomes better and better, the plot accelerates until it comes to a logical conclusion (although the ending, in my opinion, is quite drawn out). As for the price, I don’t see any problems, the game is quite long (in a good way) and brings a lot of emotions, both good (peak story, victory in a difficult battle, collecting the optimal build) and bad (when your entire team died in an hour-long battle with the boss and you have to replay), so in my opinion the game is completely worth every euro/dollar/yen/won/mark/ruble. And finally, HOLY SHIT THIS IS A RED-(Killed by 42 roll card) Sorry for the text, English is not my native language.

I respect your opinion about library of ruina, but naming such title without maybe even an hour of playtime will really mislead people. This is especially be a problem when your playtime is also not mentioned in the video. I'm not saying that you are obligated to play the game more, but at least stating such fact of not having much playtime in a game would help viewers to know that this is an opinion made from just an hour of playtime. I know you don't like the game, but I have seen a lot of people who are into card games liking this game, and I just hope that this video isn't gate keeping people from trying it. In my opinion, people overlook a game they are interested in just because someone who reviews games gave only negative opinions on it. I just hope this video doesn't gate keep people from potentially experiencing some unlike any other, like I have.

Once upon a time I'd probably get defensive about someone absolutely blasting my fav game of all time, but what good would that do anyone? I'll just say that I think we have common ground in loathing the creepy and tired anime cliches that plague lots of games, but ngl I didn't find any of that in Library of Ruina. I know you've probably heard "durr gameplay gets deeper later", but that doesn't happen 100 or even 5 hours in, as soon as you get a second character the game shows its hand a lot more, which is only around 1.5 hours. The story didn't click with you which is a shame, but going off the overwhelmingly positive reviews you can see that many players found it thoroughly engaging. There's some flagrantly wrong stuff that makes me think the Library of Ruina portion of the video might be rage bait (saying the company's made other card games when a google search tells you they haven't, saying its over priced when its a 135 hour game), but I can also totally believe you didn't fuck with the game and that's fine. Video up until then was pretty enjoyable tho, cheers

i tried the game when it launched for consoles and rage quited almos instantly, then they gifted the next gen upgrade with the ultimate version and tried the game again, this time i studied the game and took my time learning the weapons and skills, plus all the new Quality of life aded to game make it one of my favorite games of all time, is like a D&D campaing were you really fell the hero, your choises and time matter and have consecuences and there are so many build that you can replay the game and dont get tired

I seriously wish somebody showed this to the developers of Dragon Age Veilguard when this came out 🥲

As someone who invested a decent amount of time into Library of Ruina, and liked the experience it offered, I feel like half of your criticisms are on point, while others are off base or matters of taste. I agree that the game is very convoluted and it's very bad at explaining it's mechanics (a recurring problem in Project Moon's games). As far as it being shallow goes, that is quite true in the beginning of the game, you just aren't given any real options to specialise a build at that point. As far as the story goes, when people praise it, they're mostly talking about the latter half of the game, since the first half pretty much feels like a very long-winded prologue. However, I didn't really get your "show don't tell" argument, it felt to me like the game has shown plenty and I didn't understand why it doesn't count as real worldbuilding. As far as the mystery boxes go, they aren't supposed to be a mystery, since this is actually a sequel to an incredibly hard management sim. Due to that the game kinda relies on you already being invested into the setting, which kinda makes it worse for people, who don't want to sink hundreds of hours into one of the most bullshit management sims known to man, before playing a deck builder. Overall, I think your opinions are completely valid for someone who only played a few hours and decided it's not your cup of tea. Could you enjoy it a later stage of the game? Maybe. But I think suggesting anything along the lines of "Bro just trust me, this game gets so much better after hour 150, just stick it out until then!!!1!1" is frankly insane and unlikely to be true anyway. Even if it does get better later in, if there's *nothing* you liked in the prologue, you probably won't like the majority of what the game has to offer in later stages as well.

Dwarf - Miracle Operation Guns and technology Easily my favorite buiid

mf havent played lobotomy corp and shits on Library of ruina kek

Library of Ruina gets a LAMEASS seal of DISAPPROVAL

I don’t care for card battlers, but I enjoy hearing you talk about them.

I am more of and RPG fan, and old school RPGs, and I have not played many of these. I have dabbled in slay the spire, but never got too in to it. I did quite enjoy the Thea games though they are more grand strategy card games, and are more about playing the cards in the right order, than using them to attack. I'd also like one with enough depth to keep me going for a long time, with either story, mechanics or something with an easy to learn but hard to master feel. Are there any that would be good for a more RPG fan and beginning card battler player? Gordian Quest looks good and easy, but you did not think it had longevity. And Griftlands may be good but not a great representation of the genre...which may make it better for a player not invested in the genre. Tainted Grail and Beneath Oresa look interesting but may be too much for someone pretty new to the genre. Also lets take a moment to thank youtube for not telling me you posted this a month ago, despite me have the notifications active...luckily today's video referenced this one, so I went back. :)

Good vid. Some nice recommendations right there. I really like the overal aethetics of this Deepest Chamber. Will check it out

I also really despise most anime style games. I couldn't quite put my finger on why other than the fact that I hate the art style, but I think you precisely put into words my thoughts on those games. So, thank you!

Fights in tight spaces seems all like the Metal Gear Acid games from psp which I loved!!!

Never really been into card battler games -- well, I've never played one; the concept, itself, kinda turns me off. But I own Slay the Spire and Inscription, so maybe I'll give them a chance. I might own Monster Train, too. I'll have to go back and check. Between those three, what would you recommend for a first-timer?

this video comes like ordered. i am still searching for the right one I am itching for. My biggest gripes with STS and Monster Train is the art style.

Wow, you really don't like those anime-like games. This one looks cringeous. Jaja

Peglin was one of the funnest times we had in CBS.

I've been a gamer for close to four decades, and Outward is definitely one of my favorite games of all time. I eagerly watched its development and have been playing this lovely game (and its two excellent DLCs) since the initial release on PC. My playtime so far, according to Steam, is 1756 hours; which I suppose is enough of an endorsement of the game haha. Thanks for the video!

not a serious contender. it isnt mainstream enough

Great review. Btw this Wanda lady you mentioned doubting the reality of woman being hardcore socialist and resistance fighter is actually based on real person - Wanda Krahelska. This girl was socialist resistance fighter, she attempted to assassinate Russian governor of Warsaw by throwing dynamite sticks at his coach together with other girl and 40 years later during WW2 she was hiding Jews from Germans. Yeah, majority of resistance fighters were male but women participation in the movement was real, not some sort of todays woke propaganda

For anyone that wants to get into this game but is turned off by the timed quests *this also annoyed me and was almost a deal breaker until i found out the advice i am about to give you all* ** Very Minor Spoiler Shield ** There are 2 times in the game where you are given a grace period where you can explore and enjoy the game with as far as i am aware no threat of time related shenanigans. Looking to the Future is the first quest that is not timed ... this happens after you fix your blood price which is the first quest in the game, by not completing this quest you can explore *as far as i am aware* till your hearts content, get a good feel for the game, some kind of economy and a bare bones build that will let you finish the next few timed quests. If this still turns you off, the wiki has a list of EVERY quest in the game, in order with all the timed related quests so you can tick them off. That said the time periods are not the worst, i believe 50 to 100 in game days so don't panic Tootoo much.

Refunded , lacs a good feel, refunded it in 2 hours, the jank is too noticeable and annoying.

I will give the game a try. You have a lovely channel sir, congratulations😊

I will give the game a try. You have a lovely channel sir, congratulations😊

The wardens are in small numbers as it is, if word got out that people die because if the joining, they would even find less volunteers. If you survived the joining why would you reveal the secret to the public? If ur dead ur just dead. It does make sense in my opinion..

The Pink Floyd lyrics were very stylish. I will definitely add this to my must play list

I had to sneak play every game. Cause "grown men don't play vidia-games". The world has changed some since then. :)

In Underrail it can become very easy to kill all Enemies, but you need to know the Enemy. Lets take the Mutants as a example here as well. Ok there are 2 Groups of them, the ones with Weapons wich are easier, a Nade here and there with a Antibulletsvest and its done. The harder part are the Acid Mutants, but thats what they are, Acid based Enemies. So when you change your Armor to protect against that and make some Boots on top, it beomes a lot easier than just counting on your Build alone.

Bioware need to watch this video. study it .and do a deep deep introspection to understand why they were good. really really good video. please keep up the good work.

Yes please keep going with your story it was very exciting to see how you played out the game

I thought IWD2 was so so gorgeous. The icy, beautiful bleakness of the Spine of the World. The moan of the wind, the melancholic creak of timber. The muting snow blanketing the palisades and sundry trappings of war. The gruff and stoic bevy of characters, the hardened floatsam of Faerun pushed, or rather drawn to its cruel northern fringe. All of this lent color by the vivid and even violent streak of magic that pulsed through the game - both in the spells themselves and the wondrous sense of adventure that it drew out of this child playing it. I was enraptured. It was more than a game world it was a masterpiece of art that stretched before you on a canvas so large and alluring you wanted to get lost in it and explore every stitch.

My thoughts on the progression system in dd2 is that, it's less of "you're getting stronger for free" and more "you're unlocking your intended potential by trying and failing while handicapped". It really feels like a lot of characters outside of the initial 4, are nearly useless without progressing their story line, unlocking new skills and then unlocking all the paths for their skill augmentation. I suppose this could be subjective but just as one example, leper feels best to be as a poet. And you don't have him, or that upgrade path for quite a few runs into the game. So not so much getting "stronger" but getting to a point where your comp is actually competent.

I bought the one copy for my Steam Deck, I hope I will have time to play it.

Hell yes! New Ye Old! Just cracked a beer aswell.... kick back and listen brother!

Review starts at 9:30

Funny , I was just about to start this Game

Not sure if it was intentional or not, but I found it very appropriate that in a review of outward where one of the prominent themes is that having to work and put effort into something makes the journey more meaningful, you made a review where the first 10 minutes don't mention the game at all

Since the DE came out, im still playing it today on Xbox Series X.. never left lol

I decided. In the start of my next playthrough I'll kill the hyenas with only push kick skill. Because dagger slash would be too op against them and using any of the normal weapons available for you on the beach is just too plain to be a challenge. Is a cool video, but Outward has great story and lore imo, and we do have access to the source for the details of what our grandma did as soon as we leave our house after the shipwreck. But ye love the general vibe of your approach to making the video ❤

It’s beautiful. Well worth the wait! Although I would have enjoyed to hear some more of your insights on the game and its mechanics. Nonetheless my I liked it a lot, and I think this might be the best video on Outward on the platform!

I can’t believe my eyes!!

I cannot wait for the sequel!

Dang what happened to your old intro and music? 😢