I got a copy of Deadly Premonition for the PS3 and have just finished the lumber mill where the murder took place...

I got a copy of Deadly Premonition for the PS3 and have just finished the lumber mill where the murder took place. It's going to pick up from here after I meet with the town, right?

It does, but I cant stress this enough, if you expect it to pick up gameplay wise it doesnt unless you go out of your way to do sidequests.

The lumber mill is the most boring level. The game only gets more wacky from there.

The gameplay remains shit until you go do sidequests to get infinite weapons and even then it only gets bearable.

Okay, I'll make sure to do sidequests. If I could handle the ones in Nier, these should be okay. There isn't a big emphasis on time management, is there? The game has the clock going, but no calendar (that I've noticed), so I just have to wait for the window to open up each day.

Start collecting bones and getting those Infinite Weapons.

Some characters can only have certain quests done when at specific times of the day or night, same with shops so keeping cigars to pass the time is useful.

And despite what it says on the screen, there is no punishment for chosing not to do the main story missions.

Cool, thanks for the tips user.

Man to this day I have no idea what to say about this game. The only thing I can say for sure is that if there was every a thing as "pure vidya kino," this would be it. It's the only game I could describe as perfect yet the biggest ass turd I've ever touched in my life. Is it just me? I think the SJWs are wrong, something like this would be the next stage of evolution for vidya, not walking sims. Deadly Premonition is what Death Stranding will TRY to be. I STILL have no idea why fuckers aren't talking about it to this day, if there was ever one piece of human creativity that could be used as an example of real, high art, it'd be Deadly Premonition. Maybe I'm just shitpost, who knows.

The game at least has some fans and notoriety, Dark Dreams Don't Die is the one that needs more coverage