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Negatives
- Backtracking can be a bit annoying sometimes before teleport runes in Chapter 3
- Some side quests' solutions are very confusing, had some left unfinished
- Difficult to locate certain NPCs
- Missing statuette quest item for one of the puzzles in the main story route.
- Certain rare items end up having no use (black ore, red ore, ore blanks etc.)
- Voice acting is text-to-speech, so quality of the voiceover is questionable
Anyway, I completed the mod and I would say it is around a 8.5/10 mod.
Positives:
- Great story
- Brotherhood is much more fleshed out than in Vanilla Gothic 1
- Guru and Templar paths have unique abilities and tradeoffs
- New weapons, new spells, new enemies
- Progression is paced rather well
- Plenty of side quests
- Attention to detail in environments
- Brutal death animations (throat slash, burn, frozen etc.)
- Memorable NPCs that progress along with you