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Topic	Remnant puzzles in ME: Andromeda are the worst 'minigames' in a long time
Darmik 04/10/17 8:57:48 PM #24:	Atralis posted... The patch basically also took out 2/3 of the sudoku puzzles and expanded the easiest third to be ALL of the puzzles in the game. A big issue was that they seemed to have just thrown random sudoku puzzles into the game and some of that shit is designed around people that spend years doing it as a hobby. You can't do that. You can't have some random trivial puzzle in a game be some 1 hour horrifying puzzle with a massive board that has a single unique solution and a million possibile failures designed to challenge those dudes that have solved literally a thousand puzzles and have a mindset built for solving sudoku. The smaller boards that were left in the game are fine. I didn't know this. Clearly shows how thrown in it actually was. They probably got a bunch of them online, changed the numbers to the symbols and called it a day. It's another sad bit of wasted potential. It feels so 'mid 2000's video game' to me. I remember having to press random buttons to unlock containers in ME1. No idea why they keep doing stuff like this. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:876945416] in Remnant pu... [t:75222664]...</cite> <quote><cite>Atralis posted...</cite> <quote>The patch basically also took out 2/3 of the sudoku puzzles and expanded the easiest third to be ALL of the puzzles in the game. A big issue was that they seemed to have just thrown random sudoku puzzles into the game and some of that shit is designed around people that spend years doing it as a hobby. You can't do that. You can't have some random trivial puzzle in a game be some 1 hour horrifying puzzle with a massive board that has a single unique solution and a million possibile failures designed to challenge those dudes that have solved literally a thousand puzzles and have a mindset built for solving sudoku. The smaller boards that were left in the game are fine.</quote> I didn't know this. Clearly shows how thrown in it actually was. They probably got a bunch of them online, changed the numbers to the symbols and called it a day. It's another sad bit of wasted potential. It feels so 'mid 2000's video game' to me. I remember having to press random buttons to unlock containers in ME1. No idea why they keep doing stuff like this. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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