whaat about physical reward we are waiting for 3 years ?

Messaggio originale di Bergmann:

у нацкуколдов не покупаю, только торрент-эдишн

Откуда ты сформулировал такое мнение о них?) IXBT?

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Messaggio originale di Fallschirmjäger:

The writing was so bad in wrath of the righteous that I failed to complete the game. This is the first crpg I have purchased and never completed, and I've been playing crpg's for over 20 years. I am genuinely impressed with the destruction of quality in writing (passable) since Kingmaker. I've never seen anything like it, and I write to you with absolute sincerity how incredibly shocking it was to see the decline in storytelling. I am truly astonished and commemorate you on surprising me.

I was considering copping WotR as a CRPG to enjoy this holiday, I mainly play them for the mechanical representation of tabletop aspect. Is the writing so bad as to make it an obstacle, like Borderlands 3?

It's still fun, it's just a really simple story by comparison to the first one. The characters are nice, The gameplay is better, As there are far more classes, but otherwise it's a similar experience, with the added benefit of the strategy game aspect, where you command armies to take cities in the same fashion as playing Risk. The writing is very "And then this demon showed up, now fight them." It's more straight forward, and since you are running a crusade VS running a small country, the stories of individuals fall by the wayside a little more easily.

only way im playing rogue trader is with a bottle of rum and a tricone hat. you keep butchering pathfinder and i'm not confident that you are capable of writing for the grim dark setting of 40k.

Messaggio originale di Kinzuko:

only way im playing rogue trader is with a bottle of rum and a tricone hat. you keep butchering pathfinder and i'm not confident that you are capable of writing for the grim dark setting of 40k.

literally this

Messaggio originale di Manifolder:

Messaggio originale di Fallschirmjäger:

The writing was so bad in wrath of the righteous that I failed to complete the game. This is the first crpg I have purchased and never completed, and I've been playing crpg's for over 20 years. I am genuinely impressed with the destruction of quality in writing (passable) since Kingmaker. I've never seen anything like it, and I write to you with absolute sincerity how incredibly shocking it was to see the decline in storytelling. I am truly astonished and commemorate you on surprising me.

I was considering copping WotR as a CRPG to enjoy this holiday, I mainly play them for the mechanical representation of tabletop aspect. Is the writing so bad as to make it an obstacle, like Borderlands 3?

No, its not bad writing. I actually thought this game was well written and have put many hours into it. If you are looking for a good story and VERY good in depth gameplay, this is the game for you. I've played both kingmaker and WOTR, and I enjoyed WOTR far more. However, only you can say if you will enjoy the game or not. I think you will if you enjoy a power fantasy pathfinder style game with in depth mechanics and story. The power fantasy doesn't mean you are overpowered though, it just means there is a lot of power to have. Anyway, hope this helps your choice.

Messaggio originale di Cool_breeze20:

Messaggio originale di Manifolder:

I was considering copping WotR as a CRPG to enjoy this holiday, I mainly play them for the mechanical representation of tabletop aspect. Is the writing so bad as to make it an obstacle, like Borderlands 3?

No, its not bad writing. I actually thought this game was well written and have put many hours into it. If you are looking for a good story and VERY good in depth gameplay, this is the game for you. I've played both kingmaker and WOTR, and I enjoyed WOTR far more. However, only you can say if you will enjoy the game or not. I think you will if you enjoy a power fantasy pathfinder style game with in depth mechanics and story. The power fantasy doesn't mean you are overpowered though, it just means there is a lot of power to have. Anyway, hope this helps your choice.

Agree with this assessment, I enjoyed both KM and WOTR for what they were and found the writing and Companions in both to be excellent comparative to most CRPGS.

congrats and have a good one fellas

Messaggio originale di Csimbi:

I'll buy the second Pathfinder game in one bundle, once the price is right.
It's very high, even with these Black Friday discounts.

Its at 11.99 for the base game. Given the hundreds of hours you get out of it, if you think that's too high you may want to rethink your hobbies, your finances, or both

внезапно, ру комьюнити ещё для вас существует оказывается

For the first time in a long long time CRPG fans are eating good. Thanks to Larian and Owlcat.

Messaggio originale di Fallschirmjäger:

For non-russians, can I get some clarification on this? I translated it. I just want to know what owlcat did.

I think they did about the same thing as Anthony Rota in Canada, spat their actions\statement on their fellow citizens.

That's indeed great news but I'm curious if you will implement potential rootkis and/or spyware like Denuvo in WH40K:RT?

As of right now ,there's nothing shown on the store front but as it has become kind of a habit to not actually make the use of such things public until the actual release date, I'm wondering if you can say something regarding this matter.

Thanks in advance

Depending on the reviews for Rogue Trader, I may or may not pick up a copy of the game. I think you guys need to hit at least an 85 / if it launches mixed, then it needs to have a clear path for fixing any issues very quickly / or the reason it is mixed needs to be something basically unrelated to the actual game.

While you have earned back some of my trust that was lost with the original launch state of WOTR (even after I spent 300 hours bug testing for you there were things I reported in alpha that weren't fixed till like a year post-launch), and it isn't by any means a bad game, I also still felt like everything after the Alpha & Beta was basically untested, and incomplete. The final crusade system was completely broken for me (I never even unlocked mythic units, which made it even worse), the puzzle dungeon was actually broken (puzzles could not be completed), luckily I was playing Demon which was buggy, so I teleported through the walls to grab the items rather than completing the puzzles (I really have been a beta tester for many games for many years), and the rest of it was a bit of a slog. I tried everything mythic path up to a point (except Devil maybe?), I felt like Gold Dragon, Legend, and Swarm were kinda bad on launch.

I think your team overall did a great job on WOTR, but it was too ambitious. Fewer mythic paths would have been better, and it probably should have been something decided at the start of the game, even if the other paths intersect with it. The biggest problem WOTR had was the sharp fall off in the number of players transitioning from Act 1 to Act 2, and Act to Act 3, like only 30% of players ended up choosing a mythic path, and an even smaller amount progressed it to the point where it was actually fun, distinct from the others, and cool.

Great News, we have this game that keeps crashing so much that it's unplayable, and will never be fixed, but you can get it for 80% off to adorn your library.