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I just can't wait until nomad release

you mixed up the good and bad endings if you steal the sword you end the world its called the annihilation ending. if you leave the sword you get the khemenent ending restoring the magical barrier and life into the world or something.

*cries in normad*

DFVR90-602323 this code for 90% off

the constant shade thrown on blade and sorcery in this video made me so salty, especially since i dont like battle talent

When I completed the game and got both endings I quit, I socks because it's a good game, but they need something like a dlc or more updates to keep me

i dont understand this video's complaints at all, the whole video just had me scratching my head. "yeah so basically the game is super replayable because you can't max yourself out in one playthrough, meaning every time you play you'll be creating new ability combos and using new playstyles. that's bad." what? astonishing, really.

I play with 100+ fps ON A 4050 LAPTOP GUYS STOP CRYING

I've been playing on PC since U11 I'm so happy to it has gotten this far but I worry about whether modders will keep up their work, I love BaS but after finishing crystal hunt it feels sad it's over. I hope for all of the BaS fans this game never dies.

Any Neuromancer fans here? I’m halfway thru the book and it feels like a major DLC side quest in the East Coast of Cyberpunk 2077

gaming in the future will turn into Ready Player One, probably

Murder simulator but story

the best vr game that doesnt have motion controls and wont run well even on most high end pc's lmao

About the difficulty, there is an option to do "permadeath" or lose gold on death as well as a difficulty option while you are creating a new character. i feel like this is a good feature that makes the game a little more replayable.

i got 17.38$ dollars on steam and the steam sale is going on right now, i like mechs sandbox and adventure games what vr game should i get?

Bring it now I will turn off my mods with less lag

Outtro catch phrases: 1) This is Virtual Bro - Stay Linked My Friends. (Dos Equis reference) 2) This is Virtual Bro, and as always: Use Your Peripherals (40 Year Old Virgin reference) 3) This is Virtual Bro. Grab Fun! Bye! (Grab Fun is to be said w an Upswing like, 'Have Fun!' used in IRL parlance before parting ways.)

So, I wanna put this out here. I think the primary reason the game ends so quickly (IE why you only need 6 ruins to get the ending) is because Baron and the team made a really big deal about a really big word: *replayability.* They really, really wanted you to run through the game with, for example, a mind and body build, beat the game, and then go "Okay, now for something different!" And then play through a second time with, say, a gravity and fire build. They made there be so much in the game, and such a short amount of time needed to be done with it, so that we'd keep playing, keep trying new things, and always find our own fun in the game, like we always did. The other, smaller reasons, are pretty simple. Number one, mods are going to keep this game alive for years to come, I can almost guarantee you. I mean, look at Skyrim. And the second reason is the simplest - Lore. Beating the game in 6 dungeons is NOT going to give you all the lore, or hell, it probably won't give you ANY truly significant lore unless you're reallllyyyyyy looking for it. After I beat the game, I was left with only a vague idea of what was going on in the world, and I truly wanted to play again, if not to feel the same thrill I did the first time when running through, learning more lore and unlocking new abilities I had never used before. All in all, I think the true value of the game isn't what the developers give us - it's what we give ourselves. If you don't have a purpose anymore when you beat the game, well, that's okay. Nobody said you had to play it. But if you still want to play, if your heart still yearns for the thrill of fighting Hector again, or exploring more ruins you maybe haven't seen, or hell, you just wanna log in to pet Baron's chicken. These are all purposes that we make for ourselves, and I think that's exactly where the game's longevity will come from. From here on out, it's what we make it. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

i love the idea of the extended story of more tower with more "Naa" weapons

epic gamer moment

Great review! No matter how much I see this game and almost buy it, I'm always held back because it doesn't have official multiplayer, difficulty, and incentives.

I mean to be fair the idea to not giving you everything before the ending is to make replaying better since you still get new skills to discover, if even after having discovered every spells and ability’s and combos and everything but you still want to play more then you can challenge yourself and try a no death run on hardcore. The game was never meant to be played as a single run where you get everything but a bunch of smaller runs.

That ad transition actually made me chuckle 😆

Ik it’ll be probably a decade before the sequel but man I know it’ll be beautiful

Mods during crystal hunt. Speed up npc movement, increase their HP and do a 50/50 left handed and right handed NPC's. and like you said, you can incease the size of hector. Any way to make it more difficult is what makes it more rewarding and a skill tree that's not there is the IRL skill tree. Like looking how to properly weild a long sword on youtube and bringing it in game makes you better

Unless we get a mod that adds proper motion controls to the game, this just isn’t my jam. Not seeing my body move with my IRL body takes me out of my immersion a lot.

I'm happy to see this game finally done, I'm also left feeling a little disappointed that it was that short as well. But after some research I learned that the engine this game uses is super old, which is why it always takes forever for updates to release, which is obviously frustrating for players and the developers. Thankfully The Warpfrog team are moving on and will hopefully cook with their new game 👌

Just a question, but has this guy seen project TX by Nimso studios? It has a lot of what Virtual bro said he likes about VR games but its still in early development with a somewhat small following. Its a fully physics dependent game project for VR that's not open to the public yet so im not sure if there's enough content for a video like this one but gameplay demos of specific mechanics are available on their itch io page for optional pricing and the developer behind it has an entire YT channel showing some of the most groundbreaking tech Ive seen for VR yet, i found it from another VR content creators video and it looked pretty awesome. Definitely worth checking out if you like VR tech.

crazy

The most recent dalgarian dungeon I did Hector was glitched and wasn’t attacking me

someone get them to make gta vr

11:50 hello resident lore nerd, its actually the other way around, the bad ending(narratively) is where you get the sword. and one of the endings can technically be 2 narratively depending on your knowledge as a player of whats happening around you, either you dont know, or you do, and you pulling the sword and dying can either be noble, or ignorant.

As a quest 3 player myself I need a RUclips who somewhat understand s my pain

Panam Scene in VR? Hell yeah

I'm a quest user, and I'm gonna wait patiently, because patience is key to power (and I'm gonna train my real life swordfighting skills in the meantime)

That temple idea at the end is a really good idea... I hope a modder adds that...

youre describing noita lmao

*things nomad players haven't said*

When I saw the homing dagger in the trailer I was super excited for magic items we could find, but it was just a skill and to my knowledge there was only 1 magic item in the game. I feel like if you could search around and find magic items like one that would heal you for 10% of the damage you deal or 1 that increases your armor significantly, cool thematic items you could find that make you stronger in different ways inside of the delgarion dungeons would make us excited whenever we did something interesting or encourage us to explore these vast awesome places they made would make me so much more excited to play the dungeons even once I had beat the game

I believe they said they're working on an update to the SDK to extend modding capabilities and the such, the game itself seems like it has a bit of a spaghetti code so I don't blame them for wanting to move on to future projects, I am very excited to see what comes next

I love the update I had already completed one character. it is a bit sad to see that this is the End update with no more major updates though, Although them saying they will create a new game with a similiar engine does give me a bit of hope. The vision I had for this game when I started playing in U8 was that this game could become the first/best mmorpg (which At the time Zenith the last city wasn't released + this game can be alot better then zenith) I still hope the next game is rpg based or atleast allowes to play with friends because that could be amazing.

I slammed and dented my desk when I saw it wasn’t on quest

YESS FINALLY, AFTER 6 MONTHS, WE FINALLY GOT IT!!!

Games at the start: 1. Contractors 2. Onward 3. Ghosts of Tabor 4. Pavlov

Interstellar, bruh

I almost fell on my face when I grab his arm and he started bucking like a bull it was awesome but sicking at the same time like a roller coaster

well my solution is to unlock all the powers *before* the end of the game so you get that build up and feel more satisfied about the ending, but thats just what im gonna do

15:40 This is a cool idea but its a bit too repetitive, there are these weird planets and other objects in the sky the final ending could lead to a sneak peak to one of them.

I think what there doing is letting the players make new expansions and updates using mods. They realize a lot of the people that play for that reason

Is it out on just quest 2?