This game is free roaming?Open world?

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[Crafter]

No, it's more of a lobby and fields/dungeons setup. The fields are large as is the lobby though, so it has a fairly open feel.

[it's a gabe]

Yes, it does have an open world and you can free roam. But it's more akin to Dragon Age: Inquisition where you have a "base" of sorts and there are loading screens between each map. There are also dungeons, which also require a loading screen to get to.

[Persona [RU]]

I don't think that's what he meant. even the average layman understands that the game has everything that you said. in such cases I usually assume that people are asking about shared network mode

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Originally posted by unnecesaurus (ꈍ ꒳ ꈍ✿):

Yes, it does have an open world and you can free roam. But it's more akin to Dragon Age: Inquisition where you have a "base" of sorts and there are loading screens between each map. There are also dungeons, which also require a loading screen to get to.

ooohh ok ty

[Elronious]

generally free roam means that you can go anywhere at any time think games like elder scrolls, GTA ,the witcher. this game is more linear as you have to open each area as you go. the premise of open world is you can do anything where here you mostly follow the story .

[it's a gabe]

Originally posted by Elronious:

generally free roam means that you can go anywhere at any time think games like elder scrolls, GTA ,the witcher. this game is more linear as you have to open each area as you go. the premise of open world is you can do anything where here you mostly follow the story .

Free roaming mostly refers to exactly what the term implies: free roaming regardless if it's a seamless open world or a contained one.

Fatal Bullet is linear, but you can go back to previous areas and quite literally free roam them. You're not bound to setting up a quest to explore, you can just go to the fields with no objectives and do your thing.

A great example to understand what free roaming actually means is Monster Hunter World. For the most part you'll be accessing each area to complete quests. You have an objective and once it's done, you're sent back to base. However, you can access these areas without setting up a quest and this is known as free roaming. You go back to base when you desire and there are no objectives besides what you set for yourself.

What you're referring to is a seamless open world setting, which is exactly what the term implies: an open world without seams, or loading screens. That doesn't mean games with contained open worlds don't have free roaming, or that the fact you have to unlock each area linearly eliminates free roaming.

OP basically asked if FB has this sort of exploration where you can go back to the open fields without being tied to a quest that sends you back home once you're done.

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ty so much all for the info