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Objectively, the PC port is very good, with solid FPS performance and relatively bug free (I'm 80 hours in and I've only ever had one strange crash so far). What's missing that I wish was there is controller Vibration support (I'm not sure the PS4 version even has this). Otherwise, I am very happy to have paid full price for this game.
My recommendation is if you're new to Dragon Quest, wait for a sale (anything under 40 USD is a good price, imho). Veteran fans will be pleased to know this is the best version of DQ XI out there.
Na, Hero looks more like android 17 than trunks.
I do not fell ripped off. It's just missing something...
If you like Dragon Quest, it's a buy but I would wait for a sale.
https://www.greenmangaming.com/games/dragon-quest-xi-pc/
That is cheap! I bought mine on the PS4 Store for $50 and I thought it was a good deal
GMG often has great prices on Preorders or recently released games
Its the music for me. If you played DQVIII or sentinal of starry skies, they had fantanstic ochestrated pieces and piano. This one doesnt have much variation. It knew how to capture the moment. Other than that a few flaws, but a great game. Still pumping hours into it.