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• gamedeal user

  May 31, 2016

  The Famous Shonen series "One Piece"finally on Steam! Pros: - Warrior games meets One Piece,get ready to face up and smash hordes of pirates,while you progress in the game. - Follows the story of the anime along the lines,having you to go up from the beginning up to the current ongoing arc. - Great amount of playable characters. - Long story (20+hours). - Dream log feature ak randomized story world mode. - Lots of cutscenes giving you a chance to understand the story even if you havent read the manga. Cons: - No online co-op,only local co-op available. - Port is based on PS3 version. Verdict: I had a good time playing One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 but im a Warriors fan and One piece fan,overall the game gets 7/10 its a bit pricey try to grab it on sale.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 30, 2015

  [h1]If you only want the One Piece experience on PC, then go ahead and buy it. The game is a lot of fun, and most likely what you're looking for.[/h1] However, if you actually care about the PC as a gaming platform, and how it is treated by some publishers, then you might want to sit this one out. Look at the screenshots in the gallery above. You see the texture quality, the lighting and visual effects such as ambient occlusion? Not there. The nice fire and ice effects on characters? Not there. You see the rain in two of the screenshots? Not even [b]close[/b] to that weird effect that's actually in the game. The reason for this? It's a straight PS3 port. A port of a version that was made for a console [i]almost a decade old.[/i] When you look at this comparison http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/140253 [i](hover with the cursor on the picture to see the PC version)[/i], you may think that the game actually looks decent enough to enjoy it. And I totally agree with this! But I do wonder why the PC has to get the inferior PS3 port? I mean, it's almost 2016, and one might think that we've actually moved away from this practice. Especially since many PS4/XboxOne games don't even get PS3/360 versions anymore. What's even worse, is that Bandai Namco had several months to actually communicate that PC is getting the PS3 version, but instead they chose to not say anything and advertise with PS4 footage. Amongst others, I initially gave Bandai the benefit of the doubt, and believed that the graphic settings are bugged and locked at the lowest settings, since changing them does absolutely nothing[i](except for draw distance and enemy density)[/i], but it seems that they're supposed to not do anything, since the game is locked at PS3 graphics... The game is also missing the online [b]co-op[/b] that's included in the console versions. When asked on twitter for a reason, or if they would consider including it in an update, Bandai simply responded with: [i]"It was stated on Steam that the online mode would not be included :)"[/i] Make of that what you will. The port also doesn't have cloud saves, so you better copy your savefile manually when uninstalling... Now this is the problem with Steam's rating system. I have to decide between two options. If it were for the game itself, as it is across all platforms, I'd totally give a thumbs up, just like other people who are glad that the game is on PC. But the false advertising on the store page, the missing communication from Bandai, and general quality of the port [i](bugs like missing textures/effects, crashes)[/i], simply keep me from doing so. I have to make a choice between fan and consumer here, and the consumer wins. I missed my chance to refund it, but you might wanna think twice about supporting this port, and Koei Tecmo's practices. [b]Edit:[/b] [i]Half a year later and there hasn't been a single patch. Effects are still broken for many characters.[/i] [url=http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=642564522] Here's an example of Marco's body disappearing when in Phoenix form.[/url] [i]And this happens with ALL characters with transformation, be it Ace, Sabo, Aokiji, Smoker etc.[/i]
• gamedeal user

  Sep 6, 2022

  you can grab character's balls or restrain them while you spank their ass (depending on if they're male or female) as robin. ever since I attained this ability I've made it my mission to grab and spank the balls and ass of every one piece character.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 31, 2023

  There has to be atleast 1 person that caught up to one piece purely from this game
• gamedeal user

  Aug 28, 2015

  [b]**Review will be updated as I continue to play the game** [/b] [b]*I used a controller to play through this* [/b] [h1]One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 [/h1] The One Piece Pirate Warriors series has been around for a while now and has finally come to Steam. Join Luffy and everyone you know fight through the story all the way to Dressrosa. I will add a TL;DR at the end. [h1]Gameplay [/h1] You are Monkey D. Luffy, the man who’s going to become the pirate king! You can choose to play the main story, a free log mode where you can select any character, or play dream logs. The combat is fun, fluent and will make any One Piece fan happy as hell. I have played around 32 hours so far and I still have a lot to do. The combos are swift and the team attacks are fun to use. You will unlock more characters as you play and a leveling system is present with characters. Different combos lead to different team attacks and so on. Honestly it's a blast to play through. [h1]Graphics/Sound [/h1] So the graphics are not realistic, but that’s the point. The art style stays true to One piece and perfectly recaptures the One Piece story arc. The voice acting is great and the cinematic scenes are awesome. The music fits perfectly with every moment and I may or may not have cried at some moments. Graphics and the sound mix perfectly to create an authentic One Piece game which stays true to its roots. There is a problem right now which limits the game's graphics, hopefully this will be fixed soon. There are actually multiple problems existing with logia users. [h1]Does it stay true to One Piece? [/h1] As I have said before, this game perfectly captures the essence of One Piece. If you have watched the show or are a fan you will not be disappointed. This is the first time I played this game series (because I don't own a Playstation 3 or 4) and I cried at how well this retold everything in some moments. I relived this series and kicked butt while doing it. The combat shows all the popular moves from Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Nami, etc. The character rooster is a perfect size (for me at least). If you are a fan of One Piece don't worry you will almost definitely enjoy this game. [h1] Pros/Cons [/h1] [b]Pros [/b] + Retells the One Piece storyline + Graphics are perfect for One Piece (they should just fix the graphics bug ASAP) + Good sized character rooster with favorites + Leveling system + Great campaign + Free logs and Dream logs for even more fun + Combat is fluent + Cinematic scenes are amazing along with the voice acting [b]Cons [/b] - Horrible optimization for the keyboard controls - Controller buttons are not shown making it a guessing game to figure out your attacks at first - Certain small things in the storyline are non-canon - Large graphics problem existing within the game right now (hopefully fixed soon) - Shit support from developers [h1]Final Thoughts [/h1] I am a huge One Piece fan (I have watched every episode to date) and I am so happy to have played this game. The release to steam surprised me and I got everything I wanted and more. This game made me remember those amazing moments One Piece has had and why I love the show as much as I do. I loved the combat and I can’t wait to continue playing! [h1]TL;DR [/h1] One Piece Pirate Warriors 3 is the first in the series to leave its home on the Playstation system. The combat is great and the game really does feel as if you're playing through One Piece. It stays true to everything you know and the addition of free log, dream log, a leveling system, and a decent character rooster. You should have a controller to play this or you will regret it severely as the optimization for the keyboard controls are horrible to say the least. The buttons for controller are not displayed at first and will make you guess for a short while before you get the hang of it.Currently there sadly is a graphics glitch which is very annoying to some players. Overall this game is the perfect thing for One Piece fans to get with its visuals, music, gameplay, characters, and voice acting. However I would only recommend it to fans.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 10, 2016

  While disappointing that it is based on the graphically inferior PS3 version, you have no idea how refreshing it is to play a Dynasty Warriors game (Spin-off or otherwise) and it stay at the framerate you want it to. Even still, I've seen worse PC ports using PS3 games as a base. It's optmized well, although it's controller support is certainly wonky. Generally speaking, DW games are not for everyone. They're old school beat'em ups/hack'n slashs. This is no different for One Piece Pirate Warriors 3. And why change the formula at this rate? I certainly recommend it for DW fans and One Piece fans. For any Steam users who also own a PS4. Choose your version wisely. The PS4 version has overall better graphic fidelity but the same framerate issues all DW games suffer on consoles. For me, I prefer stability, so I chose this version.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 6, 2015

  As much as I would've loved to give this a thumbs up, which I would've a week ago, I just can't anymore. The game itself is fine, it's a warriors game with a One Piece skin obviously, it is filled full of content, the mechanics are great, good selection of characters. BUT. It has so many issues that I can't recommend it. 1: The graphics quality right now are almost on the level of the Vita version, not even PS3. Yet, Namco kept saying on their facebook and twitter feed that the game should be on par with the PS4. 2: Most of the Logia characters currently have issues such as missing major parts of their models. 3: Keyboard prompts when using a controller? Seriously? Koei, you had controller prompts for Toukiden, why not here? 4: Missing some of the most basic effect filter, like Taishigi's Taunt which should make the screen blurry, but instead reduces the brightness by like 5-10%????? 5: Crashes on laptop GPUs 6: Graphic options do nothing aside very minimal barely noticeable changes. At this point, a week after release, Namco has been completely silent on all of these. The only answers they gave are on a one on one basis, saying "We're investigating". Still no public announcement about why the quality of the game is bordeline VITA level instead of the promised PS4 quality ( I could live with PS3 level). Furthermore, their so called community team seems to do everything in the power to make it seem like the PC version doesn't even exists. They don't talk about it anymore, they ignore all questions regarding it. It's Namco's job as publisher to answer to these things, not shove it under the rug. At this point I canceled both my Zestiria pre-order, and Samurai Warriors 4-II until I get an answer on this. How is it that small devs like Idea Factory, Ghostlight, XSeed can patch their games multiple time in a week after release, talk to people on the steam forums, and at least ANSWER questions. While the bigger guys like Namco just do nothing at all. They're asking AAA price for this game, but gives one of the shittiest support available, it's like the world in reverse. Sept 27th Update: Today marks a full month since release, still no patches, fixes, or even any kind of public announcements.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 2, 2020

  One of the worst ports I've had the displeasure of finagling with. PC version is literally missing content that the other versions either come with or can purchase. The graphics are in between the Vita and PS3 versions of the game with an adjustable resolution. A far cry from the PS4 version of the game. Broken shadows, lighting, pathetic unadjustable draw distance and no way to always use the high quality cutscene models. Game is prone to crashing randomly in the final mission and even while saving. Controller support literally doesn't work. It's baffling. Using a switch or playstation controller on the PC version doesn't give you the same control scheme you would get if you were playing on the controller's respective system. You can't bind the triggers which are permanently mapped to camera movement for some reason? and the Right Stick is completely useless. Gotta use Steam's controller config or Joy2key to read your controller buttons as keyboard inputs so you can map all your buttons properly. Minor issue with the game but going for ranks while playing coop is also infeasible since ranking isn't shared between players and the game doesn't account for that at all. P1 and P2 are ranked completely separately yet the enemy count for missions usually remains the same. If P2 has a higher ranking than P1, the higher rank is not even recorded. Play it on literally any other system.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 30, 2022

  no cockpiece edits
• gamedeal user

  Jan 5, 2016

  Overall 8/10 One of the best Warriors games on PC. Warriors games are like cheap Chinese food: they shouldn't be good but they're incredibly satisfying, and this is no exception. Graphics 6/10 Tecmo-Koei graphics. Characters look good, environments are spare, textures mediocre. This one's cell-shaded, and less brown than DW or SW. Sound 7/10 Japanese-only audio, but they seem to have fixed the screaming baby enemies from other Warriors games. Gameplay 9/10 Great hack-n-slash gameplay, enough combos to be interesting but not so many you get lost. Balance 8/10 Doesn't feel unfair, but still satisfying. No rage-quitting. Player Investment 8/10 Lots of unlockable characters, costumes, moves, etc. Keeps you interested. Loyalty to Source Material ?/10 No idea, don't care. Details: I've seen maybe 15 minutes of the One Piece anime in my life, and never read the manga, but I thought I'd try this since I love Warriors games. It's pretty great, but let me run through a quick synopsis for you: You run around large open battlefields obliterating everything in your path with a selection of two-button combos and ultimate moves. This is the usual Dynasty/Samurai Warriors gameplay formula. In this case the battlefields and characters are all drawn from One Piece, which necessaruly makes them cartoony and somewhat ridiculous. OPPW3 makes heavy use of in-game objectives to keep the battles a bit more interesting than your standard DW title, but not as frantic and stressful as Samurai Warriors 4-II. Warriors games are all about gameplay, not about graphics, and that's obvious in-game. As always with a Warriors game there's a healthy number of playable characters to unlock, all with different movesets. You'll notice I've played for something like 17 hours and still haven't unlocked five or six of them. Not that they're impossible, but they take work to get. The game's divided into three modes: Legend, Free, and Dream. Legend is a series of battles that (I assume) follow the story of the franchise and unlock a lot of the major characters along the way. Free mode lets you replay any stages from Legend mode with different characters. Dream mode lets you work your way through a bunch of battles, unlocking occasional characters (mostly villains) along the way. These characters can only unlock in Legend mode, as far as I'm aware. Characters level up, as in other Warriors games, but also require the use of coins to improve specific stats further. These coins are acquired each time you beat an enemy, but only for that enemy. Some rare coins require fulfilling certain objectives, like getting so many S rank stats in a battle, or winning battles with certain characters. This system works surprisingly well and will keep you going back to battles to get rare coins needed to level up your favorite characters. I've been playing this game with an Xbox One controller, which works great with one exception: Many menus act like the right trigger is pulled and scroll to the bottom. Holding the left trigger halfway down balances this and lets you scroll as normal, but you have to hold the trigger the exact right amount. This mostly happens in the shop and skill menus, so it's not going to keep you from getting to the right mode or anything, but it's worth mentioning. Great game, and I recommend it. If you love Warriors games it's probably worth full price, but if you're not sure I'd wait until it's on sale.