The Game is so good..^^

[silentseeker1985]

When I started with that game in the past...I had quit to play very soon because this "Heroes like army stuff felt so bad to me" ..it just wasn t the game i wanted to play and..yeah I realised very late that i can turn it off xD So..i started the game again and..it is so good. I was disappointed by the first season pass but..the first dlc of the new season pass is great. I play that stuff on normal and i really like that it is not that easy than other RPG's. I said...i never think something can beat BG 2 ... pillars of eternity 2 was also nice but...they stopped working on it and i was a big pillars fan too...i really hated the time quests and stuff from the first pathfinder..and it felt uncomfortable to play but... Wrath of the Righteous is the best RPG i ever played. It's nearly perfect. The start well was a bit to linear for me..but since u get all the quests on the world map and u conquered the city and ..the city feels alive and all these little details and so on..after that it was fun. I only wish there would be a random dungeon mode when i reach the end so that my chars can do something after reaching lvl 20 or a import export system of characters for using them in a new run ..^^but ..i am not at the end yet so..yeah xD the quest with the ferryman and the islands is nice...kinda lika that with random dungeons for the endgame would be perfect..

[brownacs]

It's not integrated into the main game but there is a mode you can play infinitely with the 3rd DLC (the ferryman/islands one) I believe. Also I know it's annoying but if you want the secret ending, I think you have to do the crusade stuff.

[silentseeker1985]

it is integrated i found the ferryguy ;) did the first island but..is it endless i saw like kinda 10 islands or something^^

[Soul]

Originally posted by silentseeker1985:

it is integrated i found the ferryguy ;) did the first island but..is it endless i saw like kinda 10 islands or something^^

they mean that there are 2 versions of the isles... one is within the campaign itself... that one has a limited number of islands and set loot drops... and the other mode their talking about is outside the campaign you can play as like just midnight isles as a rogue-like....

[silentseeker1985]

ok ^^

[LeftPaw]

I keep asking if it's worth buying the DLC, will it add anything to the story or is it separate mini games?

[brownacs]

Originally posted by LeftPaw:

I keep asking if it's worth buying the DLC, will it add anything to the story or is it separate mini games?

Like Soul said, the isles DLC adds two separate versions of the islands; one integrated and one not. In the campaign, it adds a series of islands (I'd guess about 25 ish) with mini-bosses, bosses and some very good items... bit light on the story though.

[Crusader993]

Originally posted by silentseeker1985:

Wrath of the Righteous is the best RPG i ever played. It's nearly perfect.

I fully agree with you... don't know of any other RPG that even comes close to WotR.

Let's hope Rogue Trader will be a similar masterpiece. ;)

Originally posted by silentseeker1985:

I only wish there would be a random dungeon mode when i reach the end so that my chars can do something after reaching lvl 20... kinda lika that with random dungeons for the endgame would be perfect.

Again, I can only agree with you.

It would be great if there was a DLC that continued the game after the official ending.

[LeftPaw]

Originally posted by brownacs:

Originally posted by LeftPaw:

I keep asking if it's worth buying the DLC, will it add anything to the story or is it separate mini games?

Like Soul said, the isles DLC adds two separate versions of the islands; one integrated and one not. In the campaign, it adds a series of islands (I'd guess about 25 ish) with mini-bosses, bosses and some very good items... bit light on the story though.

It says that the Isles DLC is a stand alone rouge like adventure. So as well as that it adds to the main story campaign, and you need the DLC to do this?
It's doesn't say anything about that in the description and it should.

I want any DLC that adds to the main story. I am not interested in stand alone or separate adventures.

[Melalo]

Originally posted by LeftPaw:

It says that the Isles DLC is a stand alone rouge like adventure. So as well as that it adds to the main story campaign, and you need the DLC to do this?
It's doesn't say anything about that in the description and it should.

I want any DLC that adds to the main story. I am not interested in stand alone or separate adventures.

You must own the DLC to insert it into your campaign. It adds nothing to the main story, it's just a very, very long sidequest with XP and loot.

[Icedfate]

Originally posted by Crusader993:

Originally posted by silentseeker1985:

Wrath of the Righteous is the best RPG i ever played. It's nearly perfect.

I fully agree with you... don't know of any other RPG that even comes close to WotR.

Let's hope Rogue Trader will be a similar masterpiece. ;)

i just searched up rogue trader. . i assume you mean that warhammer game thats "coming soon".
i normally avoid anything with warhammer 40k on it, dunno why, i just don't want anthign to do with it. . .it's likely that i was turned off by the tabletop miniatures wargaming community. . .specifically ,

edit : i must have repressed this memory, because it just came back to me
i had a bad social experience, because like, i met some person at a board gaming meetup and they said "oh yeah, me and a few others play warhammer 40k on the weekend, you should come" and i said i don't own any pieces and they said "no problem, i'm sure someone will let you use some of theirs. . " and then i showed up and everyone was like "did you bring your own minis? go up front to the store and buy a starter pack and i'll play wit you" and i was like yeah, no , frig that .. it's not entitlemnt, it's not that i'm not willing to spend money, it was that the other guy was like yeah come, we'll let you borrow some minis so you can see if you like it and then you can decide if you want to buy into it but then when i got there, nobody wanted to let me touch their stuff and i was like. .wtf, but okay, whatever, i'll just go play something else

but i digressed. .

that rogue trader game is one warhammer game that i might actually consider playing.

I also liked chaos of the old world tabletop board game. . Nergal FTW. . .

[Crusader993]

Originally posted by Icedfate:

i normally avoid anything with warhammer 40k on it, dunno why, i just don't want anthign to do with it.

I feel the same way. Personally, I would have preferred it if they had released a third part of Pathfinder.

I've never played any game in this warhammer universe because it was all too "sci-fi" for me. In fact, I know nothing in this universe. :P

But I know Owlcat. And I know the truly quality work that Owlcat has delivered in both of their Pathfinder games. And that's why you can be pretty sure, at least with a very high probability, that Owlcat will stay true to his very own style, which we learned to love from the Pathfinder titles, also in Rogue Trader. By that I mean: wide choice in character creation, lots of material to read, a big living world, lots of interesting quests and complex relationships between the different factions. I am hopeful! :)

[LeftPaw]

For all the complex character building the combat in this game is as basic as it comes. This results in the tactical combat being boring. In as much as there is noting tactical about it.

[Drake]

Originally posted by Icedfate:

Originally posted by Crusader993:

I fully agree with you... don't know of any other RPG that even comes close to WotR.

Let's hope Rogue Trader will be a similar masterpiece. ;)

i just searched up rogue trader. . i assume you mean that warhammer game thats "coming soon".
i normally avoid anything with warhammer 40k on it, dunno why, i just don't want anthign to do with it. . .it's likely that i was turned off by the tabletop miniatures wargaming community. . .specifically ,

edit : i must have repressed this memory, because it just came back to me
i had a bad social experience, because like, i met some person at a board gaming meetup and they said "oh yeah, me and a few others play warhammer 40k on the weekend, you should come" and i said i don't own any pieces and they said "no problem, i'm sure someone will let you use some of theirs. . " and then i showed up and everyone was like "did you bring your own minis? go up front to the store and buy a starter pack and i'll play wit you" and i was like yeah, no , frig that .. it's not entitlemnt, it's not that i'm not willing to spend money, it was that the other guy was like yeah come, we'll let you borrow some minis so you can see if you like it and then you can decide if you want to buy into it but then when i got there, nobody wanted to let me touch their stuff and i was like. .wtf, but okay, whatever, i'll just go play something else

but i digressed. .

that rogue trader game is one warhammer game that i might actually consider playing.

I also liked chaos of the old world tabletop board game. . Nergal FTW. . .

Some warhammer folks are like that... and at the same time it's understandable. Warhammer figurines are kind of personal, you build them, you paint them, some take dozens of hours to make. You don't really want anyone you don't know to mess with them, especially the valuable ones. That would have been a different matter if they were close friends of yours that trusted you. That guy that told you it was okay wasn't really thinking straight when he said that...

About the midnight isles DLC, while it's a sidequest in the main game, it does add to the lore (without going into spoilers, it's the same kind of quest as the enigma quest).

[Nito]

I mean the Crusade mode is basically defend your archers and spam archers when you evolve them to Rangers IIRC the game is over

you can get to a point quite fast that you can just insta win by power difference

[LeftPaw]

I like Warhammer battle sector and Chaos gate. They both have deep tactical combat, different tactical combat but both are good.