I got Transistor and I find the backgrounds beautiful.
I respect your opinion, but maybe you should consider your attitude, because judging by your comments, you come across as a quite negative person. So yes, I have problems to see you as a credible source/critic of anything. Another rant by Gemuarto." and most of the time that's what indeed follows. I know that not all of your comments are negative and/or complaining, but the negative ones are so plenty that by now when I read "Gemuarto" in the comment section, I think to myself: "Oh well, here we go again. It seems that every time I read a comment of yours, it's negative. Thu 22nd May Ayup, ye got Just feedback, but I'm a daily reader on this site and sorry, but most of your comments are you complaining about stuff in a mostly not very constructive way.Quick reflexes and a steady hand are definitely important, but a carefully calculated strategy will always be more successful. It also means that battles play out in a manner more comparable to a puzzle game than a brawler. This unique system gives the combat a satisfying ebb and flow. These orders will then quickly play out in rapid succession, hopefully waylaying your opponents and giving you enough time to survive the ensuing cool-down. Among other things, your trusty weapon allows you to pause the action indefinitely, in order to plan out a series of commands. However, layered atop these classic tropes is the game’s most interesting and important mechanic: the titular blade’s time stopping capabilities. Furthermore, if you find that the title isn’t challenging enough, it features a neat little mechanic that allows you to ramp up the difficulty in exchange for experience bonuses and extra flavour text. Crucially, though, you can only have access to four active powers at once, forcing you to prudently select your loadout for each scenario.
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