#Jade empire wu the lotus blossom Pc#
#Jade empire wu the lotus blossom free#

Well, i have been through the whole Dragon Age franchise, Mass Effect Andromeda and Tyranny since February, but I am returning to this Jade Empire PT. My OCD in naming characters pushes me to restart, but I am used to him being Zheng too. I have just remembered I wanted to call him Crimson Zhou. I still need to explore the rest of the cave, but so far I am managing to survive, and enjoying how the character attacks and moves.ДЄnd, finally, a duh moment. oh, gods, I forgot the amulet altogether! Soulstones. Then Zheng ventured into a Spirit Cave conveniently located in Master Li's leaving room. I am probably going to play with another companion if her animations are off like that. She has really awkward shoulders, so it looks very unnatural. The only thing that is a touch irritating is Dawn Star scratching her head. The Death Hand still has the same ominous presence as he did when I first saw the game. The costuming, the music and the pace of the cutscene was grand. Ah, Zheng, you are the last one of your proud people. Just something out of the comfort zone for added zest.Д«right Zheng beat up Gao the Lesser, as I was sighing over all those wonderful memories of Mal Reynolds, and Master Li did his big reveal. I am going for a focus based character, wielding swords a lot, rather then using chi for magic power ups and shapeshifting I did back when I first played it. I could not see the AoE attack on my Heavenly Wave with lmb/rmb, maybe because I invested no points in it, and I cannot see how I can rebind each of the attacks to a different slot (I prefer 1-2 rather than 2-1 for Wave, then Cut when I can finally do my combos) but otherwise, it's actually incredibly cool and intuitive system.

#Jade empire wu the lotus blossom Pc#

I have finally had a chance to read the net and figure out how the pc controls work. So is Dawn Star, the lovely cherry blossom, though of course she was self-effacing about it. Oh, and of course, he was told in cryptic terms that he is destined for greatness. He'd met a mysterious Assassin (shortly before the Sin's demise at the hands of explosive Master Lee). and learned about unrest among the ghosts. So far, my not quite brilliant Senior Pupil did manage to fend off the inevitable bandits attacking the inevitable peaceful village, got himself a spiffy staff. better to me than the Dragon Age games, and the first ME, that are contemporary or near contemporary. I hope it comes back to me, because to be honest, the combat system actually looks. The block and dodges were very easy to pick up, because, duh, easy, but the attacks themselves, I could not for the life of mine remember how you played it on lmb/rmb. The good thing is that it gets the inputs from my Razer no problems, the bad thing is that it does not understand the wheel scroll in the keybinds. I went with Furious Ming, whom I renamed into Bright Zheng, and tried to remember how do we actually fight in JE. I did make a guy, because, well, it is a game from early 2000's, so a guy gets the best.

take that, the dialogue wheel! But I wish my guy had a great voice! Going back to the silent protagonist was strange, but suddenly I had to scroll to see all the options again.

the avatars are a little dated (Dawn Star's noodle arms) but to be honest they did not get much better since then. The game actually looks rather pretty to me.

#Jade empire wu the lotus blossom free#

I reinstalled JE from that free DL on Origins because why not?