I tried baldurs gate (3?) and it was like 6 persons right away and I died in the tutorial (I guess you have yo use each and ones special abilities to overcome the others weaknesses ir something).
I’m not a fallout person, a shame it wasn’t a more fantasy setting 😁
Played nwn back in the day, liked it a lot, but when I retried it lately it felt really old, I’ll have a look at nwn2.
Anytime! One thing I appreciate in Jade Empire is that they attempted to do something different with the good/evil dichotomy. It doesn’t always come off properly and it’s often constrained by the nature of the game (you can’t really opt out of the main quest for example) but I appreciate the attempt. Instead of just good/evil they try to make it a “Good Samaritan versus Hardcore Darwinian” dilemma based on opposing philosophies that aren’t necessarily good or evil.
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I’ll checknout jade empire for sure!
I tried baldurs gate (3?) and it was like 6 persons right away and I died in the tutorial (I guess you have yo use each and ones special abilities to overcome the others weaknesses ir something).
I’m not a fallout person, a shame it wasn’t a more fantasy setting 😁
Played nwn back in the day, liked it a lot, but when I retried it lately it felt really old, I’ll have a look at nwn2.
Cheers !
Anytime! One thing I appreciate in Jade Empire is that they attempted to do something different with the good/evil dichotomy. It doesn’t always come off properly and it’s often constrained by the nature of the game (you can’t really opt out of the main quest for example) but I appreciate the attempt. Instead of just good/evil they try to make it a “Good Samaritan versus Hardcore Darwinian” dilemma based on opposing philosophies that aren’t necessarily good or evil.