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State Of Decay 2

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Matt1234

League 1
13 June 2004
Anyone else excited for this? The first game had some great ideas but was on a small budget. This looks a lot more fleshed out.

 
Matt1234 said:
Anyone else excited for this? The first game had some great ideas but was on a small budget. This looks a lot more fleshed out.

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Didn’t play the first one,but I’m blown away of what I’ve seen and heard of this one.
I’m playing it on the 22 for sure.
You know it’s on game pass right?
 
Yeah I’ve heard it’s on gamepass which is great for people on the fence, I’ve ordered the ultimate edition so can start playing this friday.
 
It looks like if you've not played the original it could be good, but every review I've seen basically says "there's nothing new here" (and it's buggy) - and I didn't really like the first one (people dying for silly reasons while you're away from the base, weird movement/controls)...

Eurogamer say its "networking bugs struggle to keep up with the action" and it's "very much the same game" - Tom's Hardware say its current state is a "cause for concern" and Newsweek say it plays like it's set in "New Jank City".

IGN and Gamespot don't sound thrilled either, although I think they're giving them time to fix the issues - which the developer has already promised to fix.

When the dev is talking about big issues before the game has even launched... Yeah, this one stinks of "avoid" to me (at least for a few months)...
 
I’m reading most of the bugs/jank come from coop so will be sticking with single player unless they fix it.

If you wasn’t a fan of the first I doubt this game will change that but think it’s harsh to say it’s basically the same.
 
Placebo said:
Turkish Xbox One version is £11.60, you can get it from here: https://www.microsoft.com/tr-tr/store/p/state-of-decay-2-Ön-sipariş/9pjrsk0h5kc6 I got Turkish Lira gift cards from https://www.mtcgame.com but there's probably other places, don't have an Xbox One but with it being a Play Anywhere title it of course then becomes available to play for PC :)
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Thanks for that link, it'll come in very handy. I used to buy the gift cards straight off the relevant MS site but that doesn't seem to be working anymore so that site will get around it :TU:

BTW here are some price comparison sites for those who are interested to see what county sells whatever you're after the cheapest.

https://www.xbox-now.com/en/game-comparison
https://xbox-store-checker.com/en/
 
Jank and all the first one was still a brilliant, fun game, no problem for me if 2 is basically a prettier version of 1 with MP, happy to play through it with my wife :)
 
Damn and I thought them changing engine was supposed to make the game run smoother not worse!
 
So I’ve played this quite a bit now

If you enjoyed the first game you will love this, improves on everything like base building, character depth, dynamic missions, human enemies etc.

If you’re going to buy this for coop I would hold off as it isn’t working properly at the moment.

If you didn’t like the first game I wouldn’t bother with the sequel.
 
Chris Davies said:
It looks like if you've not played the original it could be good, but every review I've seen basically says "there's nothing new here" (and it's buggy) - and I didn't really like the first one (people dying for silly reasons while you're away from the base, weird movement/controls)...

Eurogamer say its "networking bugs struggle to keep up with the action" and it's "very much the same game" - Tom's Hardware say its current state is a "cause for concern" and Newsweek say it plays like it's set in "New Jank City".

IGN and Gamespot don't sound thrilled either, although I think they're giving them time to fix the issues - which the developer has already promised to fix.

When the dev is talking about big issues before the game has even launched... Yeah, this one stinks of "avoid" to me (at least for a few months)...
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Sounds like pes/FIFA...
 
Despite the glitches and lack of significant overhaul from the first version it's still an amazing and fairly unique gameplay experience. I made a huge mistake last night, my best guy was really tired (stamina down to 1/3 max) but it said if I switched him it'd mean the end of a specific mission, so instead I decided to do the mission and took the Doctor along, it all went terribly wrong and two humans turned on us and killed them both, so my group is down to three, one of the three is injured (and waiting to do a mission of her own when I switch to her), so it's going to be hard to get things back to a thriving community, can't wait to get revenge though, in classic Walking Dead style my first task this morning is to kill the two bastards that took out my people!
 
Huge update yesterday:

Content Update 2 is Live!
We’ve got another patch for you, Survivors!
In honor of the new Independence Pack DLC (available for purchase now!), Patch 2.0 adds new FREE content for ALL players and improves your game experience in several places.

We’ve also fixed a wide range of bugs related to gameplay, multiplayer sessions, performance, and more. Read on below for all the details!

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Patch 2.0 Highlights
New Content:
  • “Revolutionary War” zombies can now appear in the world.
    • Who knew there were so many history buffs in town right when the outbreak occurred?
  • 20 new missions now available to players:
    • 10 ambient missions, which can occur as players explore the map.
    • 7 enclave missions, expanding the stories that can be told about neighboring groups.
    • 3 community missions, offering new options for your group to solve crucial problems.
  • New Red Talon & Network weapons added to the game:
    • Danforth Slugger (a lead-filled baseball bat).
    • Trumbull Gatekeeper (a lovingly improved model 70).
    • RTX Extermination Blade (a military-grade zombie fightin’ blade).
    • RTX Cyclone (a fully automatic 12 gauge pistol).
    • RTX Rampart (a Vulture .44 with automatic fire, able to stop a charging juggernaut).
    • Previous Red Talon weapons have been rebranded as RTX and given new coats of paint:
      • SOCOM II RT is now the “RTX Hordebreaker”.
      • Scar-H RT is now the “RTX Stormbringer”.
      • Vector Ultracompact RT is now the “RTX Piranha”.
  • A new “Rare Books” trader can appear every few game days, with the following new skill books available for the low low price of 1500 Influence: Driving, Lichenology, Fishing, Scrum Master.
Game Improvements:
Gameplay
  • Added a new jog animation for human characters.
  • Polished the “walk to run” and “run to walk” transition animations.
  • Additional improvements to doors so that their state matches their appearance.
  • Added a “Confirm” option before euthanizing community members.
  • Additional improvements to mounting of ladders, including better interaction when player is strafing and interaction from the tops of ladders.
  • Juggernaut modifications:
    • Ground slam collision volume has been reduced by roughly 25%.
    • Added a half-second cooldown to the juggernaut’s initiation of its finishing move.
    • Players can start a finishing move earlier in a juggernaut’s stagger animation.
  • Weapon Changes:
    • B50FG weight has been increased to 28.5 (up from 12 lbs).
    • Model 99-50 Magazine now holds 3 rounds (down from 5).
    • M9950 Timberwolf Magazine now holds 4 rounds (down from 7).
    • B50FG Magazine now holds 5 rounds (down from 12).
    • A .50 cal weapon can no longer take down a plague heart without at least one reload, or other tools being brought to bear against it. Without using other tools, it now takes 6 shots from a .50 cal weapon to take down a plague heart (up from 3).
    • Other drum-mag weapons which erroneously had no additional weight for their drum-magazines have had their weight increased (SOCOM II and RTX Hordebreaker, Operator’s M4A1, DEVGRU X12 Infiltrator, and RTX Stormbringer).
  • Sniper Towers now count as Watchtowers for Morale purposes.
  • Changed the weight of several luxury items so that their weight better matches the quality of their manufacturing.
Settings
  • Added a toggle in the Video options menu on both PC and Xbox that allows players to control the amount of motion blur seen in game.
Bug Fixes:
Crashes
  • Game no longer crashes when player enters a car after calling in a drone strike.
  • Fix a rare crash that could occur during loading screen (affected roughly 1% of users).
Multiplayer
  • Fixed a number of softlocks and crashes happening when players were joining and exiting multiplayer sessions.
  • Players will no longer softlock if their console is disconnected from the network while joining a multiplayer match.
  • Fixed desync issue that caused rubberbanding of zombie on client’s machine if host moved with a grappled zombie.
  • Fixed issue with supply lockers sometimes not being visible at homesites in co-op.
  • Fixed issue where host’s facilities would occasionally turn invisible to clients.
  • When the player suspends the app during a multiplayer session on UWP, they will now be disconnected instead of being allowed to move around and interact with the world.
  • Fixed an issue where players had to move the stick/use input on D-pad twice before the highlighted selection would move when selecting an active character in the Multiplayer Character Selection screen.
Input
  • Game now pauses when controller becomes disconnected during single-player sessions.
  • Fixed an issue where players could lose scroll functionality when initially opening or scrolling to the bottom of the Remap Controls settings.
  • Fixed a bug on Xbox where the Exit Vehicle prompt would default to show “Y” even when it had already been mapped to another button.
Performance
  • Removed performance dip when player walks into the smoke created by a smoke grenade.
  • Removed FPS drop when opening the Community Menu on Xbox One before returning to active gameplay.
  • Removed FPS drop when repeatedly firing B50FG.
  • Removed FPS drop when breaking the windows at the Quonset Hut in Whitney Junction.
  • Removed FPS drop when holding up on the right stick on a fully zoomed map screen.
Gameplay
  • The Magnum Ammo Press facility mod now correctly produces .357 and .44 ammo (a bug was connecting the press to .50 and 40mm ammo).
  • Fixed issue with euthanization scene replacing the player’s equipped gun with a G17 pistol.
  • Prepper’s 10/22 now has a weight of 7 lbs.
  • Fixed a number of instances where zombies stopped attacking players if players were in specific locations.
  • Zombies that have no arms are no longer able to scale fences and walls.
  • Fixed issue where some facilities that were in disrepair continued to provide benefits to the community as if they were in working order.
  • Ferals and juggernauts now have the ability to kill NPCs with their special attacks.
  • Juggernaut “execution attack” can now correctly kill survivors that have a ton of different max health buffs simultaneously applied.
  • A feral attached to a vehicle a player is driving no longer instantly dies when the player jumps out of the vehicle.
  • Players can no longer initiate a stealth takedown on aggroed zombies.
  • Morale bonus effects now update immediately on the community morale screen.
  • Bandaging action is now interruptable by melee attacks.
  • Updated out-of-date text on Pharmacology and Pathology skill specialties. Pharmacology is about crafting strong painkillers and bonus recovery items, while Pathology focuses on plague cure and infection treatment.
  • Dead bodies no longer accumulate forever during long play sessions.
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