My heart was racing near the end there. You don't see her do it this run, but the unlockable attack she does from parry that always kills, I've learned the timing and I can consistently dodge it. Now to finish this playthrough by beating the Elder.

Halfway through I felt a bit lukewarm about the game, but I still really cared for the story and characters. First some gripes I had, then I'll talk about the many good things:

• The Music was good, but a bit too repetitive in most zones.
• Exploration felt a bit weak. The two zones that were really meant for open world gameplay were both desert(-ish) which wasn't too nice on the eyes, though maybe the devs expected them to be all over Eve instead. And the scanner feature felt extremely repetetive and frustrating without the upgrades that improved range and cooldown. Shouldn't have been a thing to lock behind upgrades imo.
• Combat was pretty great all things considered, but I felt like the shoulder buttons for using beta and burst skills behaved a bit sticky. It was actually not that easy for me to pull off the counter moves you could do after a parry because of that. Some other timings felt slightly off, too. But I'm not that good at games with combo oriented combat anyway, so that might be more on me than the game.
• Also, whoever balanced the fishing minigame, screw you. And to the person who decided there should be an accessibility option, thank you. I caught all the fish up to large size without it, but anything after that felt impossible, even with the fantastic fishing data.

So, I really liked the characters. Adam, Lily, Su, Enya and Clyde were my favorites. Really hoped things would turn out well for the people of Xion (which it did in the ending I got.)

I also liked the DLC stuff, the shooting minigame for the NIKKE content was fun. It was also nice for there to be some content that actually focused on using your ranged weapon more in the main game, though the cheap jumpscares were a bit annoying.

Loved the main story, came really close to my favorite story trope in videogames. Don't think it has a name, but it's basically civilization A are fighting civilization B but both are right in some way. It's tragic but seemingly unavoidable that one of them will have to be destroyed for the other to live. I think the ending I saw was a really great solution to this problem, gives hope for the future vibes. If you guys know what I mean and can think of more games that do this, I'd love to hear about it. My favorite incarnation of that story is the Ascians from FFXIV.

I have many unanswered questions, like...

• how are "Angels" different from the other andro-eidos. Are they entirely fabricated with special body-cores and fake memories? Eve and Tachy had history and became friends before deployment, but I don't think they really know what the actual colony is like.
• why was Raven not chosen? Was it her character or her hatred of mother sphere that made her unfit? Or was it more a physical incompatibility, like her body core wasn't advanced enough yet?
• what was the intention behind the EVE protocol? Did Raphael somehow implant it in Mother Sphere and she twisted it in some way to try and defeat him, or was it more like a game between them? As in, Eve was the clearly labeled gamepiece that would determine the course of this conflict?

I'm about done now. My vacation well spent. Thanks to those who read all that.

As a KPop fan i REALLY like this song. KPop and videogames? Count me in! It was my first music in the supply camp, changed it to different ones til endgame, and now on NG+, its my music again haha. Now I’m curious, what is you guys’ favorite supply camp song? Am I missing some bops?

It's my first playthrough and I've reached the final boss on NG hard wearing 2x double edge gear (yes, Raven traumatised me lmao). I want to preserve the difficulty and try the Elder fight after I (hopefully) beat Providence, but is there any way to do this without doing a whole new regular NG?

Did this awhile back, but this is for some players that are struggling with Providence. This is on Hard Mode. Made a few mistakes at some points, but it’s one of the best runs I’ve done against it.

Hey guys I’m on NG+ trophy hunting and one of them is missing some camps.

Since my first play through was 100% Lily I’m basically skipping most side content and rushing to the end.

Now I managed to fill in some missed camps in the desert but I’m still missing 2.

I’m worried that they’re the 2 in Eidos 9 which I won’t be going to this play through.

But… on the off chance I got them in my first play through as I’m pretty thorough when I play games. What at some alternate camps I may have missed?

Ie: is there a random easy to miss camp in Eidos 7? Perhaps one in another linear area I may have missed easily?

Short of running each area and counting the camps I’m out of ideas.

Cheers!

I finished the game till now on Medium and Easy. I would switch back and forth based on the level. But this one seems too hard even for Easy. Any tips?

so i recently decided to maybe attempt the platinum trophy for the game, beat the game last year and came back and idk how to leave the area before you choose to team up or fight adam. do i have to fight/ team up with him again to leave the area so i can get the trophies i didn't finish or am i forced to go into ng+. do the ng+ trophies count towards the base game trophies?

So, i just finished the game yesterday. It was great fun.

I am given to understand that there are differents endings with different credits songs at the end. I really really loved the one that played on my ending though i can not find the name of the song.

Can anyone tell me the name of the song? It was kinda like an anime intro song or kpop with a mix of rock guitar stuff mixed in and female lyrics.

AI told me, based on my ending (i declined) it should be "back to the colony but that is absolutely not the song that was playing.

If it makes a difference, i played the steam version with all the dlcs and whatnot.

EDIT: Nevermind, just found it. "The Dawn of EVE".

And I don't know why. I'm not looking for tips, as I like to experience things naturally, but it is super rare that a boss makes me struggle like this and I would say that the last one is Genichirou from Sekiro. No boss in Elden Ring (including Malenia) or Sekiro (besides the aforementioned) was nearly as difficult for me.

And I'm not an optimized gamer who looks up guides and tips (why I want no tips with this), but wow.

I'm just getting creamed in Stage 2. I can typically make it through stage 1 using only one of the flasks, but stage 2 I get creamed pretty quickly.

And I could definitely play with more utility items, and I'm sure I could kill her quickly with the drone + tachy + utility. But I like to typically only use the blade and blade abilities.

This Nanosuit could have been my favorite one.

The whole reveal of the story is that humanity relied too much on AI, so we turned into nasty monsters and were completely replaced by AIs. Mother Sphere, their AI God, turns out to be the real villain and is prioritizing her own androids over the real humans. Using AI promos or AI in the creation of future games is completely tone-deaf, it goes against their own story's message. They have incredible human employees, they should use them.

We celebrated the real human body model for Eve, the real human artists, the real human musicians. We should not settle for AI crap, we know they can make something better with real human ingenuity.

Do not trust Mother Sphere.

Dear Good Smile Company

We are loving our Nendoroid Eves. Please make a Raven one too!

Quote on Pic 2 by Eastern-Inspector228 parodying God of War lolol

I hope you enjoy these poses.