-Full-voiced dialogue and Tyranny-like "pop-up encyclopedia" have resulted in reduced (practically non-existent) walls of text and loredumps during dialogues.
-Wandering around the world map reminds me a bit of Battle Brothers, or Storm of Zehir. Or even bits of Heroes of Might and Magic and Expeditions: Conquistador, like when you spot pickable resources on land or at sea.
-Sea travel is quite fun, very large world map, lots of NPC ships moving around the map in real time (whether they're friendly or not depends on your reps) and lots of random encounters.
-The plot is much more straight-forward compared to Pillars 1. Essentially it boils down to following Eothas, learning why he's taking his little stroll, selecting an ally out of the 4 major factions (this is where I'm at right now, I'll try to see if you can abandon them all and reach the endgame solo) and having a final showdown with Eothas where I guess you either let him do his thing or fight him with your allies.
-The artstyle during certain plot-critical narrations or "CYOA" moments reminds me a bit of King of Dragon Pass, as do the NPC character portraits.
-I think the main storyline is shorter too, compared to Pillars 1. But there's lots of secondary content in the game.
-Since my Pillars 1 main character was a Cipher and I have continued as a Cipher in 2, I can say that Ciphers no longer receive the bulk of "unique/special" dialogue choices like reading everyone's minds etc (there are a few such instances, of course, but not too many). For the most part, special dialogue choices depend on Skills, with a few more choices dependent on class/race/background for variety.
-Regarding Eder, his personal quest revolves around tracking down a woman he was involved with in the past, so I guess he's straight. As is Xoti, whom you can romance as a male character. Serafen, Aloth and Tekehu are either gay or bi. Haven't really travelled around with anyone else to say for sure.
-Also, quite short loading times, even on non-SSD HDs. Yuge improvement over PoE 1.
Teheku is the horniest companion ever holy shit
You can hit on all companions that doesn't mean they will respond though.Any straight companion?, or all of them are gay?
-Full-voiced dialogue and Tyranny-like "pop-up encyclopedia" have resulted in reduced (practically non-existent) walls of text and loredumps during dialogues.
-Wandering around the world map reminds me a bit of Battle Brothers, or Storm of Zehir. Or even bits of Heroes of Might and Magic and Expeditions: Conquistador, like when you spot pickable resources on land or at sea.
-Sea travel is quite fun, very large world map, lots of NPC ships moving around the map in real time (whether they're friendly or not depends on your reps) and lots of random encounters.
-The plot is much more straight-forward compared to Pillars 1. Essentially it boils down to following Eothas, learning why he's taking his little stroll, selecting an ally out of the 4 major factions (this is where I'm at right now, I'll try to see if you can abandon them all and reach the endgame solo) and having a final showdown with Eothas where I guess you either let him do his thing or fight him with your allies.
-The artstyle during certain plot-critical narrations or "CYOA" moments reminds me a bit of King of Dragon Pass, as do the NPC character portraits.
-I think the main storyline is shorter too, compared to Pillars 1. But there's lots of secondary content in the game.
-Since my Pillars 1 main character was a Cipher and I have continued as a Cipher in 2, I can say that Ciphers no longer receive the bulk of "unique/special" dialogue choices like reading everyone's minds etc (there are a few such instances, of course, but not too many). For the most part, special dialogue choices depend on Skills, with a few more choices dependent on class/race/background for variety.
-Regarding Eder, his personal quest revolves around tracking down a woman he was involved with in the past, so I guess he's straight. As is Xoti, whom you can romance as a male character. Serafen, Aloth and Tekehu are either gay or bi. Haven't really travelled around with anyone else to say for sure.
-Also, quite short loading times, even on non-SSD HDs. Yuge improvement over PoE 1.
While not original, that formula worked quite well in New Vegas. Most likely it is going to be better than completely fucked up pacing from PoE1.Just what I wrote in the MCA interview thread.
In FNV you are no one important, you get hit on the head and you set off in search for the guy who hit you. You interact with factions on the way, and in the end decide what you want the future of the land to be.
In Deadfire you are someone important, you get hit on the head, and you set off to look for him in a land where you are once again no one important. You interact with factions on the way, and in the end decide what you want the future of the land to be.
-Full-voiced dialogue and Tyranny-like "pop-up encyclopedia" have resulted in reduced (practically non-existent) walls of text and loredumps during dialogues.
-Wandering around the world map reminds me a bit of Battle Brothers, or Storm of Zehir. Or even bits of Heroes of Might and Magic and Expeditions: Conquistador, like when you spot pickable resources on land or at sea.
-Sea travel is quite fun, very large world map, lots of NPC ships moving around the map in real time (whether they're friendly or not depends on your reps) and lots of random encounters.
-The plot is much more straight-forward compared to Pillars 1. Essentially it boils down to following Eothas, learning why he's taking his little stroll, selecting an ally out of the 4 major factions (this is where I'm at right now, I'll try to see if you can abandon them all and reach the endgame solo) and having a final showdown with Eothas where I guess you either let him do his thing or fight him with your allies.
-The artstyle during certain plot-critical narrations or "CYOA" moments reminds me a bit of King of Dragon Pass, as do the NPC character portraits.
-I think the main storyline is shorter too, compared to Pillars 1. But there's lots of secondary content in the game.
-Since my Pillars 1 main character was a Cipher and I have continued as a Cipher in 2, I can say that Ciphers no longer receive the bulk of "unique/special" dialogue choices like reading everyone's minds etc (there are a few such instances, of course, but not too many). For the most part, special dialogue choices depend on Skills, with a few more choices dependent on class/race/background for variety.
-Regarding Eder, his personal quest revolves around tracking down a woman he was involved with in the past, so I guess he's straight. As is Xoti, whom you can romance as a male character. Serafen, Aloth and Tekehu are either gay or bi. Haven't really travelled around with anyone else to say for sure.
-Also, quite short loading times, even on non-SSD HDs. Yuge improvement over PoE 1.
Eh at least they haven't gone full bioware and turned everyone into pink haired abominations.
Also are there any other streamers other than this cohh guy? He is annoying as shit
She's no classical beauty but kinda cute. That dude though ...
from what I've seen on the stream your reputation precedes you, at least with some peopleJust what I wrote in the MCA interview thread.Plot sounds a bit like New Vegas in style, which I expected based on the emphasis on factions and reputations. Predicting the main quest will have relatively few steps which likely end up boiling down to "do a minimum reasonable number of sidequests before you can access the ending quest"
In FNV you are no one important, you get hit on the head and you set off in search for the guy who hit you. You interact with factions on the way, and in the end decide what you want the future of the land to be.
In Deadfire you are someone important, you get hit on the head, and you set off to look for him in a land where you are once again no one important. You interact with factions on the way, and in the end decide what you want the future of the land to be.
She's no classical beauty but kinda cute. That dude though ...
I thought 80% of women only go for the top 20% of guys? Are you guys telling me the stuff I read on GD isn't real!?!?