[HO] Hollow Knight: Silksong

Tyler Durden escribió:¿a alguien le pesa pagar 40 o 50 € por un juego de la calidad de Hollow Knight?

Tyler Durden escribió:No creo que esté por encima de los 30 €, pero realmente, ¿a alguien le pesa pagar 40 o 50 € por un juego de la calidad de Hollow Knight?

Calejo escribió:Yo no me haría muchas ilusiones, hay algo que no me cuadra entre lo del hoy y el día 31...

josemayuste escribió:

Calejo escribió:Yo no me haría muchas ilusiones, hay algo que no me cuadra entre lo del hoy y el día 31...

Lo del 31 es otra cosa, es sobre Dreams en PS4, en el Tweet de la susodicha ya lo "confirma":

https://twitter.com/itsJenSim/status/1338572613191430154?s=20

Calejo escribió:Lo siento pero esta vez os habeis agarrado a humo.

ari097 escribió:

Calejo escribió:Lo siento pero esta vez os habeis agarrado a humo.

Si trabajadores de Team Cherry avisando que veamos el directo y el director de marketing retwiteando el anuncio es humo. Las anteriores ocasiones ya no sé ni que son.

Tyler Durden escribió:Así nos hemos quedado...



Ahora, a esperar al día 31. A ver si no hay otra pequeña decepción.

ElleryPouso escribió:Madre mia ... Por fin algo de info del juego!

Ezztepa escribió:Saldrá edición física? De no ser así menudo chasco

Lord Duke escribió:

Ezztepa escribió:Saldrá edición física? De no ser así menudo chasco

Hombre si el primero a salido en Físico, este seguramente también.

Saludos!

Goncatin escribió:

ElleryPouso escribió:Madre mia ... Por fin algo de info del juego!

Pero que info?

Nimerio escribió:

Al final era exactamente lo que se sabía que era. Nada de Dreams en PS4.

Dani SF-MB escribió:

Nimerio escribió:

Al final era exactamente lo que se sabía que era. Nada de Dreams en PS4.

No entiendo. ¿Por qué aparece Silksong en portada de la revista para la edición de febrero (preciosísima, por cierto)? ¿Tiene alguna relación con el presunto anuncio del día 31?

JesusCN escribió:

Dani SF-MB escribió:

Nimerio escribió:

Al final era exactamente lo que se sabía que era. Nada de Dreams en PS4.

No entiendo. ¿Por qué aparece Silksong en portada de la revista para la edición de febrero (preciosísima, por cierto)? ¿Tiene alguna relación con el presunto anuncio del día 31?

Esa revista de febrero sale a la venta el 31 de diciembre.

Mikhiro escribió:@dabytes es algo habitual en publicaciones, concretamente en Estados Unidos. Con los cómics pasa lo mismo, el caso más sonado es el de Action Comics 1, el primer cómic de Superman, que se publicó en abril de 1938 pero en la portada ponía junio. ¿Por qué? Así animan a que se mantenga más tiempo en las estanterías como novedad. ¿Comprarías la revista de abril en junio? Solo si te interesa mucho, pero la sensación de estar amticuada estará ahí. En cambio la de junio en abril es mucho más interesante, vas a leer algo antes de tiempo. Y realmente es lo mismo.

– Hornet can travel faster and is more acrobatic than Knight
– Can mantle or clamber onto ledges as well
– Caves around Hornet have expanded to accommodate her height
– Team Cherry approached the enemy design differently since Hornet is a fast and competent fighter
– Cancel out of mantling animations to gain height faster
– Enemies are more complex
– One enemy disguises itself as a discarded skull
– Another enemy is like the Moss Charger, but has more legs and accelerates as it goes with more complex patterns
– Magic isn’t as prominent in Pharloom, but there are strange things happening like pilgrims involved with cult-like behavior
– Hollow Knight: Silksong starts out by getting players acclimated to old and new systems
– More varied areas to start out with, beginning in Moss Grotto and then going into the lava-moated ‘boneforest’ area, which was cut from the first game
– This plays host to the hub town of Bonebottom and the bell-lined tunnel known as The Marrow
– Many early enemies and falling hazards now give out two hits to the health bar
– Hornet can heal with Bind, an ability that uses the silk she gathers by hitting enemies to bandage wounds
– Three masks instead of one
– Team Cherry’s Ari Gibson: “… you spend more time either at full health or almost dead, and the gameplay is kind of snapping between those two states”
– You’ll come across strings of beads, and they can be broken at any point to use as currency
– While strung, you’ll keep the beads if you die; they’re like a banking system
– Some vendors will string beads up for you so that you can pay them a small amount and get them to put back onto strings
– There are around 100 different benches that come out of the floor when approached that act as save spots
– Difficulty intended to be around the same as the first Hollow Knight
– Those that haven’t played the first game can jump in here easily
– Hornet has tools that can be crafted or replenished at benches by using Shell Shards from enemies
– Pimpillo Bomb: area-of-effect blast
– Sting Shards: extend spikes in mid-air or when struck with a weapon
– Straight Pins: can be thrown like kunai
– Straight Pins can be modified to become Tri-Pins to throw three at once
– Hornet learns these tools and their modifications from Pharloom residents
– Hornet is a strong personality with a clear role, and she speaks
– Players will be able to see “a variety of strange places”
– Initial goal is to get to the Citadel, which is at the top of the world
– Hornet’s Crests: customizable, themed loadouts
– Hornet can take on different tasks for NPCs
– Keep track of tasks with noticeboards scattered throughout the world such as Bonebottom
– Tasks go along with the organically unfolding quest lines of the first game
– Tasks seem to involve combat challenges, finding secret locations, and more
– One task, “Gather” has players rounding up Mossberries and bringing them to the Druid of the Moss Temple
– Hollow Knight composer Christopher Larkin is back
– Hornet lost her traditional strength after time being bound in a cage, and is now sort of restoring it; the Weavers are helping her
– Silk Spear: get a superpowered forward lunge and cut through sticky web barriers; uses part of Hornet’s silk supply
– Last Judge: foe that fires rings of flame

Nimerio escribió:Resumen del artículo de EDGE.

– Hornet can travel faster and is more acrobatic than Knight
– Can mantle or clamber onto ledges as well
– Caves around Hornet have expanded to accommodate her height
– Team Cherry approached the enemy design differently since Hornet is a fast and competent fighter
– Cancel out of mantling animations to gain height faster
– Enemies are more complex
– One enemy disguises itself as a discarded skull
– Another enemy is like the Moss Charger, but has more legs and accelerates as it goes with more complex patterns
– Magic isn’t as prominent in Pharloom, but there are strange things happening like pilgrims involved with cult-like behavior
– Hollow Knight: Silksong starts out by getting players acclimated to old and new systems
– More varied areas to start out with, beginning in Moss Grotto and then going into the lava-moated ‘boneforest’ area, which was cut from the first game
– This plays host to the hub town of Bonebottom and the bell-lined tunnel known as The Marrow
– Many early enemies and falling hazards now give out two hits to the health bar
– Hornet can heal with Bind, an ability that uses the silk she gathers by hitting enemies to bandage wounds
– Three masks instead of one
– Team Cherry’s Ari Gibson: “… you spend more time either at full health or almost dead, and the gameplay is kind of snapping between those two states”
– You’ll come across strings of beads, and they can be broken at any point to use as currency
– While strung, you’ll keep the beads if you die; they’re like a banking system
– Some vendors will string beads up for you so that you can pay them a small amount and get them to put back onto strings
– There are around 100 different benches that come out of the floor when approached that act as save spots
– Difficulty intended to be around the same as the first Hollow Knight
– Those that haven’t played the first game can jump in here easily
– Hornet has tools that can be crafted or replenished at benches by using Shell Shards from enemies
– Pimpillo Bomb: area-of-effect blast
– Sting Shards: extend spikes in mid-air or when struck with a weapon
– Straight Pins: can be thrown like kunai
– Straight Pins can be modified to become Tri-Pins to throw three at once
– Hornet learns these tools and their modifications from Pharloom residents
– Hornet is a strong personality with a clear role, and she speaks
– Players will be able to see “a variety of strange places”
– Initial goal is to get to the Citadel, which is at the top of the world
– Hornet’s Crests: customizable, themed loadouts
– Hornet can take on different tasks for NPCs
– Keep track of tasks with noticeboards scattered throughout the world such as Bonebottom
– Tasks go along with the organically unfolding quest lines of the first game
– Tasks seem to involve combat challenges, finding secret locations, and more
– One task, “Gather” has players rounding up Mossberries and bringing them to the Druid of the Moss Temple
– Hollow Knight composer Christopher Larkin is back
– Hornet lost her traditional strength after time being bound in a cage, and is now sort of restoring it; the Weavers are helping her
– Silk Spear: get a superpowered forward lunge and cut through sticky web barriers; uses part of Hornet’s silk supply
– Last Judge: foe that fires rings of flame

Nada de fechas.

https://nintendoeverything.com/hollow-k ... -revealed/

GemoXD escribió:Será hoy el día???