🚀 go-pugleaf

On 12/19/2014 2:29 AM, Werner Punz wrote:
> Am 18.12.14 20:21, schrieb T987654321:
>> On Wednesday, December 17, 2014 11:24:36 PM UTC-8, Werner Punz wrote:
>>> Am 21.11.14 20:24, schrieb T987654321:
>>>> It's just another third=person camera hack and slash.  sigh...
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>>> Not really, the system is more or less an advancement on the old 
>>> bioware
>>> system, it scales as you want, you can pause issue new strategies if 
>>> you
>>> want or you can let the computer micromanage. Also there is a deep
>>> storyline with an evolving surrounding.
>>>
>>> Werner
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>> The lack of involving sdtory is why I stoped playing; that and the bugs.
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> I am 14 hours into the game and I just freed the mages, I personally 
> thought especially this part of the story was amazing. The story in 
> the beginning however was mediocre til good. I liked the civil war 
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> and all the political pickering however the hero saves the world story 
> itself is mediocre. But as I said the story really picks up once you 
> free the mages or go for the templars. (can only comment on the mages 
> story however)
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> The bugs are mostly ironed out now (playing it on a PS4 not on my PC 
> and have yet to encounter a bug, after 2 patches. The PC version might 
> be buggier though)
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I haven't played that many hours, because I've tried different 
characters, but am thoroughly enjoying the game including the political 
intrigue. I loved playing the rogue, although I'm a "mage" person myself.

CC was well done, but for some reason fooling with "eye makeup" crashes 
my PC. It's a DX11 error of some sort, so I just don't do it. Also, I 
have only 6 GB of RAM and I do get some skipping. I haven't found many 
bugs but I haven't gotten that far into the game. I will be immersed in 
this game for a long time.

D.