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Rising is out now.
https://steamdb.info/sub/589266/
- CJ's signature dash move is very responsive, and cancelling the endlag of attacks with it feels great.
- I'm not sure whether this was an intentional design decision, but jumps having a fixed height feels weird. It makes the characters feel even more floaty than they already are, and I don't have much control over them once they leave the ground. I personally would love being able to leap a shorter height into the air by pressing the jump button for a shorter amount of time.
- The lack of animation difference between the first two swings of CJ's pick can make attacking slightly confusing. It feels like I'm arbitrarily prevented from attacking after two consecutive button presses, rather than the feeling that I'm finishing a combo of swings.
- There's a lack of "oomph" behind CJ's attack animations.
I'm not sure if any of this changes later on, but despite my criticisms, I'm enjoying the game so far! The writing is very cute, the music is lovely, and the backgrounds are absolutely gorgeous.
I agree!
I really feel like the Hard option should be available from the start, though. I don't see any reason why it should require playing once all the way through just to be able to enjoy a challenge.
NvidiaのRTX3080やRTX3090を使用している場合、外部ツールなどでクロック制御しないと、GPUのロット次第ではGPUクラッシュを起こす可能性がある。
There is an option for vertical synchronization, but no option to set the drawing frame. When using a high refresh rate (240Hz, 300Hz) display, the GPU clock sticks to the upper limit.
If you are using Nvidia's RTX3080 or RTX3090, you may experience a GPU crash depending on the GPU lot, unless you control the clock with an external tool.
Would it be possible to add an option to change which controller scheme shows for prompts based on user preference? I'm currently having to unplug my controller and switch to keyboard every time I fish, which is super inconvenient because when I plug my controller back in afterwards, I have to remap the custom controller setup I have configured into the game's settings. Needless to say, this is resulting in me avoiding doing much fishing.