They fixed a few of the issues from the first game, like the daily stat decay, but the sequel is still extremely grindy and you'll have toThey fixed a few of the issues from the first game, like the daily stat decay, but the sequel is still extremely grindy and you'll have to repeat monotonous tasks for hours on end just to make slight progress.
Furthermore, I realized after sinking quite a lot of time into the game that Strength builds are hot garbage in the later parts, to the point where I now can't progress because I'm getting obliterated even by opponents with stats lower than half of my own.
All of this wouldn't really be an issue if I could respec and try out various different builds to find a suitable one, but there's no such function in the game. Once you've put points into a skill, there's no turning back. In other words, if you don't make damn well sure to pick the right build from the very start of the game, you've pretty much screwed yourself over and will inevitably, just like me, run into a wall that you can't get past without replaying the entire game.
If I was playing on PC, this is where I would have used Cheat Engine or something similar to reset my skill points, but since that isn't something I can do in the PS5 version, I'm forced to quit playing the game and accept that all this game was for me was a waste of time and money.… Expand
