Thinking about getting it tonight, hearing good things from reviewers although there are some performance issues on PC.

It's great and I think it's better than the first. The ending segment(final fight) is bit disappointing though.

It's great and I think it's better than the first. The ending segment(final fight) is bit disappointing though.

>beating a game a week into its release

when will they learn

The gameplay is solid thus far, but gotdam, the character animation and lip sync is borderline PS2 tier, it's actually quite shocking.

It's ehhhhh

If you liked the first one, then ofc

Quote from: Verbatim on November 21, 2016, 10:12:42 AM

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>Delilah
>sexualized clothing

Nothing will ever satisfy this cunt. What exactly is a non sexualized female character according to her standards? An amorphous grey block?

I haven't even watched the video. I just love posting her videos here.

Are you sure she doesn't give SOME kind of explanation?

Maybe it's not her clothing, but her animations, or maybe how the camera treats her.

Quote from: Verbatim on November 22, 2016, 03:03:01 AM

Are you sure she doesn't give SOME kind of explanation?

Maybe it's not her clothing, but her animations, or maybe how the camera treats her.

It's apparent, even from the few seconds of clips. Her clothes aren't bad, but she's a typical femme fatale, which Anita dislikes (and gamers should prefer better and more unique characters in their games, too).

Just want to point out a thing. I played the hell out of the first dishonoured. Don't know much at all about the second game other than the fact that it has both Corvo and Emily.

In the game's universe, which more or less emulates the victorian era of our world, Emily is royalty. Victorian era brits, especially royalty no less, put a lot of effort into looking good. Dishonoured emulates those notions.

Corvo is her highly trained bodyguard, and is likely aware of Emily's own connection to the supernatural elements of the world. I highly doubt he wouldn't train her. In short, Emily fits the bill of femme fatale for a reason.

Not that people shouldn't want to see more diverse caricatures in gaming, but based off the limited things I've seen of dishonoured II, and what I know about the first game, Emily wouldn't fit in if she weren't anything thant what she currently is.