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Another Larian Studios classic RPG. Basically Divinity: Original Sin II except it's 5e.

wtf

During my first playthrough, I didn't know what all the negative reviews were about. I felt immersed in the fallout world once again and had fun for the entire 20-30 hours it took me for a well-rounded playthrough. Would have rated it 8/10.

During my second playthrough I realized that this game isn't very great. The replay value for me was basically non-existant.

I thought maybe I was doing something wrong, so I made a 3rd and then a 4th character, trying out completely different playstyles and RP backgrounds each time. All boring and repeatative.

The problem is that they did such a great job immersing you in their proscribed RP background that it's incredibly difficult to break away from it, even with Alternate Start/Roleplayer Start mods.

6/10.

The war game nobody asked for.

The war game everybody needed.

Like everybody says, it's an Elder Scrolls-themed MMO. If you like MMOs and you like Elder Scrolls, go for it.

It'll almost certainly take you 2 hours to download all the patches, so forget about demo-ing the game.

This will be a running review so you can understand my experiences.

Day 1: Hey, cool graphics. Oh, another player. I'll see if he'll help me. "Hey man, what's-*gets shot in face*"
This happens about 100 times.

Day 2: I'm starting to get the hang of it. This game isn't as hard as it looks. It's still brutal, though. I managed to ninja-steal an airdrop! Then a group of guys with guns stormed our base, slaughtered us all, and took the mining quarry, charges, and all of our guns.

Day 3: The learning curve in this game is ridiculously steep. I already have a room in a large mountain base and am known throughout the server. I have learned that a guitar is the key to diplomacy. Having found the Acousitc Guitar blueprint, it is fairly easy to make friends with everybody now. I've found a hacking sniper hidden in a nest who can't shoot to save his life. Will probably report if he ever actually hits anything.

Day 4: The griefers are getting annoying. That, the fact that all my stuff was stolen by one of my "friends," and the fact that nobody with a projectile weapon has any common sense is making me sort of resent this game. But hey, the server's resetting this week, so maybe things will change.

If you want to get into 3d modelling, this is the software for you. It's free, it's fast, and it's powerful. Plus, there's an awesome community for it.

If you're going to get into Blender, you'll definitely want to follow Andrew Price at http://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/make-a-hand-grenade-explode-part-1-or-2/

To see the controls, File > User Preferences > Input > 3D View > 3D View (Global). Also, Right-Click to select an object and G to move it. Once you've messed around with your default cube for a few minutes, check out the tutorial I've linked to above. It shows every key he presses during the tutorial on the bottom-left side of the screen, so it's fairly easy to follow along.

You'll also want to make an account on http://www.blendswap.com/. They have hundreds (or thousands) of projects that you can use for inspiration, reverse engineering, or just copy and paste into your project (see licenses on individual Blends).

Here are a few examples of my work in Blender: My Username [scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net] (because it's Knight, not Keeper)
Rigging my Lego Minifigure [scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net]
Moving him around using the rigging system [scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net]
Further messing around with his rigging system [scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net]
Earth [scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net] (the original photo was better-quality, but I lost it)
Trying out Cycles Rendering when they first added it [scontent.fsnc1-1.fna.fbcdn.net]

The possibilities of what you can make with Blender are endless, and hey, it's free! Try it out, you might love it :)



EDIT: I've been using Blender for years before I realized it was on Steam. I have hundreds of hours on it.

This is probably my favorite game of all time. Here's why:

+Excellent fighting mechanics
+Diversity of weaponry is excellent
+Classes are fun and enjoyable to progress with, can reset skill points for almost no in-game money
+Art-style is excellent and brings an good mood to the gameplay
+Variety of unique enemies
+Loot is excellent
+Emotionally-gripping storyline
+DLC is mostly excellent (buy the GOTY edition)
+Setting is incredible, has a great mood
+The main NPCs are memorable and unique
+High replay value
+Community is awesome, help is usually readily available
+Playable Characters are somewhat customizable (head and color scheme)
+Good soundtrack

+/-Successive playthroughs have increased difficulty
+/-Character play-styles aren't usually very distinguisable until about level 25-35
+/-On the first playthrough, side quests are necessary
+/-DLC playable characters are superior (from my perspective) to the vanilla ones
+/-Farming is often necessary to retain usable builds

-A minority of the DLC is boring
-Lots of knocking in the main area (Sanctuary), gets kind of annoying. Same with bar music.
-Slot machines aren't usually worth the time
-DLC can be hard to find in-game if you don't know what to look for

This game is amazing. I highly recommend the GOTY Edition (I paid the full price, currently $40, and I don't regret it at all), because the DLC is just icing on the cake. I hope you enjoy this game as much as I do.

This game is an incredibly entertaining game, and a fun change of pace from the super-hyper-action sort of games that are popular today. Keep in mind that I've only played through this game one time, so your experience may differ slightly from my review.

+Really good story
+Characters are developed well
+Enough interaction to make it feel like a game instead of an interactive movie
+Hilarious gameplay
+Emotionally gripping plot
+Graphics and setting are excellent, feels like a Borderlands game
+Main characters interact well with each other

+/-Decisions have real consiquences that may come back to haunt you
+/-A lot of the time, you only have a few seconds to make decisions
+/-To afford things, you have to be willing to take the time to do some extra looting for cash
+/-Usually has a slower pace than most AAA games
+/-Gameplay is completely different than the other Borderlands games

-Story is incomplete (I'm hopeful for a sequel, though)
-Characters walk pretty slowly in "Exploration mode."
-Rhys's Echo-Eye mode isn't consistant with the viewpoint outside of it (switching back and forth changes the perspective even though the character doesn't move).

This is an excellent choose-your-own-story game that I highly recommend. If you like the Borderlands universe, this is a game you'll want to have in your Library.

This game is awesome. If you like the Borderlands universe, you'll definely like this game.

+You learn a lot about the other games
+You get to play as some characters from the other games (such as Wilhelm)
+Moon physics are awesome, includes ground smash ability
+Lazer weapons are really fun and there are many different kinds
+The DLC is good
+Claptrap

+/-You get to play as Claptrap
+/-Relics are replaced by "OZ" masks which are fairly interesting
+/-Oxygen levels are now a concern as well as Shield and Health
+/-Loading is usually so fast that I can't always read the little tips they give you while you're waiting.
+/-Claptrap

-Not as much variety as the 2nd game
-Boss fights aren't as memorable as the 2nd game
-Forgettable locations
-Story isn't very emotionally gripping
-Claptrap

Basically this game only sucks if you compare it to Bordlerands 2. Otherwise, it's a pretty good game. Honestly, compared to Borderlands 2, there's only like 10 good games ever made, so that's not really a fair comparison.