When in greenery forests, graphics is alright. But when you're at the ship or buildings, it reminds me of like early to mid mmos and seems bad. Additionally textures seem terrible and also make me want to cry. The voice acting is fine but at least there ought to be an attempt to synch it. It looks so awful. But still.above all these faults.damn I'm still going to play with a heckton of all PSO2.because that battle is becoming mee hoooked. If somehow PSO2 could magically be like AAA+ images, open world, and keep the battle and what else. And a bit more polish here and there. Can I recommend PSO2? Definitely! And I wish to see even a gorgeous PSO3 improves or.

Probably that I spent what would be considered an amount of meseta pso2 time on that game and as it is just a upgrade from the very first PSO. I don't even believe my body could deal with the quantity that game and I played. From FFXIV your right, coming this battle is addicting. And the customization is nice too. It does not matter although I feel as if my personality is different than everyone elses character, im sure theirs some min max guide someplace. Something XIV lacks, my dancer was precisely the identical dancer as every dancer the only difference being how fast each of us reacted to the exact same script struggle.

Graphically, honestly I believe PSO2 is exceptional to XIV, XIV has improved art direction when everything looks like a mess, but doesn't mean much on a screen that is 3440x1440. I find even with all the clear PSO2 is 10 years old feel and look to PSO2 it only looks cleaner overall than XIV's muddled texture mess and it's technically improved, my screen is pinned to 144Hz while my card is not breaking a sweat at which in XIV my card's maxxed out and my frame rate routinely will dip to 75-80FPS in certain regions due to XIV 1.0's bloated Xmas code that square says that they"can't" fix.If PSO2 truly wants to thrive it requires it's own regional team, but I am not certain how likely that is to occur, or that which would be essential to convince SEGA its investment worth making, it took them this many years to bring us this level of investment. PSO2 likely won't die soon to these measures, maintaining PSO2 afloat is not too pricey when all of the content is already being developed for another region one way or another, but it's never likely to turn into an established presence or big name to the west when its goal is just this sort of surface level game flip.

The icing on the cake is that Xbox players keep getting salty when PC players complain, saying we ought to be thankful for what we have. Should we? We missed missed months of articles, all of the scrapes got backseated into a games console, and have had the launch I've seen in years. We have to be angry. I would play with a psu server than support pso2. If they were clever and wanted some easy money they could release some END-OF-YEAR package featuring all the popular items including the things PC players missed and you wager people will spend money. We have 8 yrs worth of makeup, its not the end of the planet, imagine all the people who cant even log into missing this stuff we currently have, even more lost revenue.

Games at the history of video games legitimately put PC edition of PSO2 backseat? I doubt you'll find over 100. Remind yourself just how many more matches are better on PC. Surely that listing covers over 70 percent of matches. Before you do this to mean"you're not allowed to be angry at all", I will remind you that the PC release was unsuitable on multiple counts. Mainly with setups, flaws, and lacking support that is reliable for them. The mission rewards that are beta and passes? The assignment pass items will replicate. The rewards are something a lot of PSO2 Meseta for sale folks missed out on even among Xbox players, myself included.