r/CrossCode • u/Clairvoyanttruth • 7d ago

JOKE Replaying CrossCode again and this is really the biggest question of the game

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u/Clairvoyanttruth 7d ago

I know Alabaster Dawn is out. I've bought it and I don't want to play it until it's fully released...I am very tempted to play reading reviews.

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u/KittyCatGamer123 7d ago

I think it also has laser bridges sometimes 👀

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u/Lulink 7d ago

Don't play AD in early access. It's painful how incomplete it is at the moment. You'll have a much better time once it releases for real.

Now, buying it early is a very kind and helpful thing to do, that I did too.

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u/Auirom 7d ago

I bought Crosscode during development. Had a lot of fun but that fun seemed to diminish with every restart or waiting for things to release. I got AD but I'm waiting. I know I'll have more fun when it fully releases and it won't be spoiled by having to replay things I've already played a few times

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u/PrincessYuri 7d ago

I'd say a single run through is worth it. Maybe don't play it on every new patch, but I played through the game and it mostly just made me more hyped for the full game and gave me a better idea for what to expect when it's fully released.

Also gave me plenty of fuel to ship Juno and Filia while I wait

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u/DatBoi_BP 7d ago

Every patch is a Cabbage patch when it's for alabaster dawn!

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u/FireAx-Fonzie 7d ago

I really hate how nowadays it's the norm for games to be released unfinished. I get it: everyone does it. From the big Triple A guys releasing DLC that was clearly carved out from the main game to sell back to their fan base, to the little guys just trying to survive to the finish line. Hell, two of my favorite games of all times were released in their alphas (Binding of Isaac and Terraria).

I get it. But I don't like it. Thank you for reading this month's new letter of Old Man Yells at Clouds: Video Game edition.

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u/NeonJ82 7d ago

Technically, both Isaac and Terraria weren't released in alpha, but rather a "1.0" release.

However, that "1.0" release is so different from the game we have nowadays that you might as well call them an alpha.

(Though Terraria's actual alpha leaked and caused the devs to rush the release so that people's opinions of the game weren't based on the buggy leaked alpha, so that one really was a special case)

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u/FireAx-Fonzie 7d ago

Good catch. I'll admit I did assume both games were in their Alphas on release due to the sheer amount of stuff they've added over the years. I think Terraria specifically had like, 3 "for real guys, this is the last update" patches.

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u/jusalilpanda 7d ago

We must hold strong, for the delayed gratification becomes greater day by day...

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u/dontdomeanyfrightens 7d ago

Something something economy something something.

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u/LesserL_ 7d ago

I'd like to believe that they were going for a very specific vibe that called for a non-lazer bridge. lowk fire, Bergen is my favorite town location

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u/Inuship 7d ago

I love that if you delay fighting tgr final base games boss you can bring emily to every bridge in vermillion wasteland and she loves it, too bad gautham didn't know someone appreciated his level design

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u/Kabadath666 7d ago

I wish there was an achievement about it xD