Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire

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Posted on: June 3, 2018

Loralou

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Spiele: 231 Rezensionen: 21

There's no "there," there

I want to love this game and at times I have, but overall it seems as though the ship travel and island exploring is in place to hide tha fact that there is really very little story actually going on. The party members are varied and many, but few of their quests seems to have anything like the dramatic impact of those in BG 2. and most of them have pallid endings that just sort of drop off. Because the game is set in an island world, none of the locations have anything to offer other than a quick "do this, go there, done and dusted." You get off your ship, resupply, explore the one or two locations on the island, many of which are merely scripted and involve skill checks, and then you'reoff again. And by "explore," I mean you see a little cursor beetling around the island -- you don't actually travel through the scenery. Because of this I get no sense of discovery, no interest in my surrondings. There are no wonderful big dungeons to explore, either. All in all the game skims the surface instead of delving deeply, and for this I cannot rate it higher than I have. It could have been so much more...

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Posted on: June 5, 2018

kedzi

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Spiele: 585 Rezensionen: 4

Good now, to be perfect in the future

good: cool new ideas/environments, content bad: buggy AF at this point, especially later stages, but most quests can be completed np

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Posted on: June 17, 2018

Aryvandaar

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Spiele: 266 Rezensionen: 6

Decent CRPG

The Good: - Better class and gameplay system. - More options for difficulty. - Political storylines. - Good amount of choices in quests. The bad: - Crashing to desktop a few times. - Main story line is weak and boring. - Complete voice acting was a mistake. WIthout it, I think the game could have a richer dialogue. - Companions aren't as near as good as the companions in the first game. - Overland sea map is boring. It would be better if the deadfire were larger island or closer to continents. Prefer the PoE1 map/travel map. - I killed the pirate faction leaders (all of them), yet they showed up in the end credits as being alive (specific characters).

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Posted on: April 29, 2019

Spirit316

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Spiele: 15 Rezensionen: 1

Fun game but...

The games really awesome but some of the load times are pretty long other then that and the game crashing its a real good game

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Posted on: June 28, 2019

andrewsm

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Spiele: 11 Rezensionen: 2

Great game, well worth playing

Deadfire is a great game and well worth playing. It has been a while since I have played an RPG that engaged me so fully. The combat system is great, and about half of the replayability of Deadfire comes from trying out various party combinations to try and master the combat system. I compare this with PoE1, which had tons of combat problems and poorly designed encounters, and the combat did not become bearable to me until the release of the expansions. Deadfire still has the classic PoE pathfinding issues, but that is the only complaint I have about the combat. The story and quests are good, but I would say a slight decline from PoE1. Eothas just is not compelling as a villain, especially compared to Thaos. The whole story sets up the idea that Eothas did not mean to harm the main character, the main character was just a speed bump on the way to what Eothas wanted to accomplish. I found myself chasing Eothas because the story forced me to do so, not because I particularly cared about what he was doing. The other gods try and push you on to find out what Eothas is doing, but they are written like bickering children and not like very powerful beings that have centuries of wisdom and experience, so it is hard to take them seriously. I found the side quests much more interesting and pertinent to my character's development. The factions are great, and I liked how none of them were just blatantly evil. It is not trivial to choose which faction to support, and it's worth playing through the game multiple times to pursue other factions. However, I did not like the common modern RPG trope where you have to commit cold-blooded murder or otherwise condemn innocent people just to continue along a faction's plot line. With a main character as important as the Watcher is to the Deadfire universe, it should be a straightforward option to say "sorry, not murdering for you" and the faction would still want to work with you for the advantages that brings regardless.

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