Lhynn
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You cant judge nwn by its OC anymore, not in 2015.Neverwinter Nights - it was a solid game.
So, it has come to this.
You cant judge nwn by its OC anymore, not in 2015.Neverwinter Nights - it was a solid game.
So, it has come to this.
Neverwinter Nights - it was a solid game.
So, it has come to this.
I wonder if Descartes really believed this, or if he had to say it because of the times he lived in.Descartes had to find a backdoor to another thing - what if even my thoughts are false because they are implanted in me by a spiteful god? Answer: This cannot be because God is good by nature and wouldn't do such a thing.
Clearly you can't expect the same from Sawyer&Obsidian, who've shipped 5+ games and worked on the sequel of one of the most popular Western RPGs of all time
Yep, not long after felipepepe considered the creation of RTWP to be a crowning achievement for the cRPG genre.Neverwinter Nights - it was a solid game.
So, it has come to this.
Clearly you can't expect the same from Sawyer&Obsidian, who've shipped 5+ games and worked on the sequel of one of the most popular Western RPGs of all time
I can't tell if you're talking about DS3, New Vegas, or NWN2 here.
PoE might be bad because it's targeted at all instead of focusing on making a good game in it's own right (I actually just argued this in shoutbox yesterday). However, I disagree that's aimed at some strange audience. It's aimed at fans of IE. It might have failed to get that target, but that's where they pointed the arrow.Dont be dumb Tuluse, those games sold well because they were good, not because they were aiming at any specific market. They literally created their market.
- PoE insteadof being designed for those people who crowdfunded it - as an evolution and improved version of IE games - was instead designed to satisfy two different types of players and thats why its failing to satisfy either.
5+ must mean all of them.Clearly you can't expect the same from Sawyer&Obsidian, who've shipped 5+ games and worked on the sequel of one of the most popular Western RPGs of all time
I can't tell if you're talking about DS3, New Vegas, or NWN2 here.
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It is true that PoE does not have turn-based combat; otherwise, it has included all the parts one could want: a rich, non-licensed setting; a complex character system with races, classes, skills, stats, talents, feats, etc; dialogue trees with skill-checks and other checks; tactical party-based combat with a large party; an "isometric" camera angle; painted environments; liberal use of text and text adventures; and at least some degree of exploration. Now, each of these parts may be withered or malformed in some way -- I haven't played the game for more than a tiny bit, so I can't say -- but the parts are there.
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Neverwinter Nights - it was a solid game.
So, it has come to this.
Main campaign was trash, but multiplier experience and custom campaigns were solid.
Also tuluseDont be dumb Tuluse, those games sold well because they were good, not because they were aiming at any specific market. They literally created their market.BG1 sold over a million copies. BG2 sold over 2 million. That's mass market for PC only in late 90s early 00s. Hell, that's mass market today.lul wut?Baldur's Gate series were mass market games.It is true actually, despite seemingly being designed for people who liked IE games - it was actually designed for casuals and modern mass market drones, which is why it is designed in very mediocre and incoherent ways.
- PoE insteadof being designed for those people who crowdfunded it - as an evolution and improved version of IE games - was instead designed to satisfy two different types of players and thats why its failing to satisfy either.
Uhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
If they aimed it at that audience they it would have been designed differently.PoE might be bad because it's targeted at all instead of focusing on making a good game in it's own right (I actually just argued this in shoutbox yesterday). However, I disagree that's aimed at some strange audience. It's aimed at fans of IE. It might have failed to get that target, but that's where they pointed the arrow.Dont be dumb Tuluse, those games sold well because they were good, not because they were aiming at any specific market. They literally created their market.
- PoE insteadof being designed for those people who crowdfunded it - as an evolution and improved version of IE games - was instead designed to satisfy two different types of players and thats why its failing to satisfy either.
I would let the god sort them out, kind of a thing to me.And some of them liked the IE games, dispite disliking D&D, mage duels,hard counters and everything that made the IE games good in the first place.
Uhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
Is "each of these parts may be withered or malformed" really rushing to defend the game?people who rush to defend this game
That is exactly what I said in the parts of my post that you snipped. :/If we don't bitch, we won't get better games in the future.
You might want to actually read what I posted. Obviously Metacritic says nothing about the actual quality of the game. It is however something any dev will pay about a 1000x times more attention to than a Codex review.Uhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
Let me try again.. Dragon Age: Inquistion is a stinker
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/dragon-age-inquisition Oh wow it has a metacritic score of 85.. I guess I was wrong and it's actually amazing.
I disagree that's aimed at some strange audience. It's aimed at fans of IE. It might have failed to get that target, but that's where they pointed the arrow.
You might want to actually read what I posted. Obviously Metacritic says nothing about the actual quality of the game. It is however something any dev will pay about a 100x times more attention to than a Codex review.Uhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
Let me try again.. Dragon Age: Inquistion is a stinker
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/dragon-age-inquisition Oh wow it has a metacritic score of 85.. I guess I was wrong and it's actually amazing.
Is "each of these parts may be withered or malformed" really rushing to defend the game?people who rush to defend this game
That is exactly what I -snip- :/If we don't bitch, we won't get better games in the future.
While i don't hold any hope Obsidian will ever make a game with good gameplay, the fact that PoE isn't praised much about it's writing/narrative, not only on the Codex but in other forums as well there have been complaints, i want to believe they fix this issue in the rest of their games. Hire better writers and have Avellone make a game on his own ffsUhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
You said you expected they would never make RPG's again, which is a rather bizarre thing to say considering the game's reception. To be honest, I'd rather they start from scratch for the next game since the developers don't seem to like IE games very much.You might want to actually read what I posted. Obviously Metacritic says nothing about the actual quality of the game. It is however something any dev will pay about a 100x times more attention to than a Codex review.Uhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
Let me try again.. Dragon Age: Inquistion is a stinker
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/dragon-age-inquisition Oh wow it has a metacritic score of 85.. I guess I was wrong and it's actually amazing.
So I can't say / hope for an outcome?
Fanstermaker did some of the best work in New Vegas.While i don't hold any hope Obsidian will ever make a game with good gameplay, the fact that PoE isn't praised much about it's writing/narrative, not only on the Codex but in other forums as well there have been complaints, i want to believe they fix this issue in the rest of their games. Hire better writers and have Avellone make a game on his own ffs
You said you expected they would never make RPG's again, which is a rather bizarre thing to say considering the game's reception. To be honest, I'd rather they start from scratch for the next game since the developers don't seem to like IE games very much.You might want to actually read what I posted. Obviously Metacritic says nothing about the actual quality of the game. It is however something any dev will pay about a 100x times more attention to than a Codex review.Uhm, the game is sitting at a 90 Metacritic score and has been released to near-universal critical acclaim. I'm pretty sure a Codex review is not going to make Feargus change course.The Game is out. It's a fucking stinker. Accept it and hope Obsidian pulls their shit together for PoE 2.. They made the money off the game so can we stop treading water for fear that if we call PoE what it is, Obsidian will never make RPG's again.
Let me try again.. Dragon Age: Inquistion is a stinker
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/dragon-age-inquisition Oh wow it has a metacritic score of 85.. I guess I was wrong and it's actually amazing.
So I can't say / hope for an outcome?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout_3#Sales..worked on the sequel of one of the most popular Western RPGs of all time
I can't tell if you're talking about DS3, New Vegas, or NWN2 here.