Posted on: March 8, 2022

Busukaba

Spiele: 141 Rezensionen: 6

It's decent... I guess

So I kickstarted the game so I got the standard version a long time ago. At the time I didn't have a great PC to run it so it was a bit of a pain. Just recently got back into it and started playing the Director's Cut, which I got a free upgrade for. So, the game is OK at best. Love the music, graphics aren't anything spectacular but they're not so bad as to be distracting. The story and lore are decent. But the game is kinda annoying. The problems start with saving. You're only able to save at certain save points and I understand the reaspon for that a bit... vut down on save scumming, blah, blah... but there are some areas in the game where tyhere is a long way between save points and that can be a problem for me as I generally don't have multilpe hours to play at a time. Also, assuming this is a bug, but any doors you need a key to get into will close and lock again after save. So not knowing what is critical for progression you have this feeling that you have to press on to the end of wherever the locked doors reveal or you're screwed. Combat is... eh. You can only choose 4 abilities per charatcer and if you decide to use a weapon that grants you an ability, say goodbye to some 4 abilities you chose. Additionally, elven weapons which you can unlock "powerful" abilities for, often aren't really worth the trouble... at least so far as I've played. Skills and skill trees are not all that varied or exciting and really, early on until you get some skills to unlock more oportunity points, you're playing defensively every fight (unless you don't mind losing half your party every fight or being able to fight red enemies at all). Fairy golf is kinda fun and puzzles generally aren't too hard to figure out if you take the time to read lore or pay attention to in game clues. Still, there are some that are ridiculous. All in all it's a solidly meh game that I'm pretty happy I kickstarted and didn't pay full price for

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Posted on: February 19, 2021

haddocsen

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Spiele: 233 Rezensionen: 3

Ein guter Will, aber kein gutes Spiel

Sehr schade .. wirklich sehr, sehr schade. Ich mag die Barden Idee des Spiels und die Charaktere sind auch ganz liebevoll gestaltet. Die ersten Schritte in Barrows Deep machen wirklich Spaß. Leider kommt man nicht allzuweit. Wenn man nicht 150% perfekt vorbereitet und mit einer optimalst abgestimmten Gruppe in den letzten Kampf des Prologes geht, wischen die Gegner mit dem Spieler den Boden auf .. absolut und vollkommen chancenlos .. damit ist das Spiel erst einmal zu Ende. Es sei denn, man stellt den Schwierigkeitsgrad mal eben für den, wohl unglücklicherweise etwas arg unbalancierten Kampf, auf "Leicht". Der Kampf ist der gleiche, nur die Gegner haben weniger Trefferpunkte, so, dass man es in einer überschaubaren Zahl von Anläufen hinbekommt. Dann geht das Abenteuer ja eigentlich erst los .. freu .. Die erste Gegnergruppe holt einen wieder zurück. Vollkommen aussichtlos, bevor ich überhaupt dran bin, ist die halbe Gruppe schon tot. Leider sind die Kämpfe derart unbalanciert, dass nur noch Grinding und Frust übrig bleibt. Sie lassen sich bestimmt hinbekommen, dafür benötigt man aber sehr viel Erfahrung, sehr viel Geduld und eine ultra-optimal aufeinander abgestimmte Gruppe. Als 'normaler' Spieler ist das nicht zu leisten .. es hat so den Anschein, als wollen die HardcoreFans lieber unter sich bleiben. Ist ja auch okay .. nur hätte ich das gern VOR dem Kauf gewusst. Bards Tale IV scheint keine großartige Qualitätskontrolle durchlaufen zu haben. Balancing gehört zum Feinschliff und der scheint ausgefallen zu sein. Keine Kaufempfehlung an Spieler mit einer ausgewogenen Frustationstoleranz! Wie eingangs gesagt ... sehr schade .. ich hätte das Spiel gerne gesehen. Nun werde ich es wieder löschen.

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Posted on: June 13, 2022

Bozone_Layer

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Spiele: Rezensionen: 8

Not Bard's Tale

There is really nothing "Old School" about Bard's Tale 4. Modern graphics, brand new mechanics, and mostly puzzle-oriented. Generally, not a bad thing. However, when you use the name of an established franchise like Bard's Tale, people are going to buy it expecting, well, Bard's Tale. The reason I'm rating this down, however, is that it's deeply frustrating at times due to the useless mini-map, the obsession with stone/gear puzzles, and its willingness to punish you for assembling the wrong group. Not fun. Look elsewhere for retro-RPG goodness.

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Posted on: September 26, 2019

heckter80

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Spiele: 51 Rezensionen: 2

Better than normal ed, not up to par

They fixed the fight crashing issue, now it crashes for other things like teleporting or clicking on experience shrines. Saving finally works much better, so even if you do have the crashes, you don't lose too much time. And now you can reset your skills with currency, which is nice. And you'll need that because the new gear won't let you use the same skill as the gear you use at the beginning. A huge bonus is being able to skip puzzles including those extremely annoying fairy puzzles. The strengths is the story and uniqueness of the game. They did a lot of weird things. Some of those things turned out amazing, some turned out to be pretty annoying. Weakness is playability. Skills are so limited you really have no variety and no reason to do a second playthrough. I defeated the new DLC on hard just after the tutorial zone basically. And that zone is probably tougher than any other fights you will encounter. I don't know for sure, I can't see being able to force myself to play to the end of a second playthrough. Combat is buggy in that sometimes you can't really click on the square you want. Playability is about ten times better on pathfinder: kingmaker. Much more variety and challenge. This game should really be a three, but I gave it a four due to some of the unique things it has. If you want to play something once with a good story, this is OK. If you want to try different characters or replay with different builds, pathfinder: kingmaker is the way to go.

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Posted on: December 30, 2019

roopiin91

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Spiele: Rezensionen: 12

Hardcrashes to desktop

I can't even run the game smooth on Nvidias recommended settings, which is mostly "high" but with alot of other settings completely turned off with a 1080ti / i7-6700K. The game seems to not be optimized since my gpu and cpu usage are between 50-60%, so around 40% of the power are not being utilized. For example the game "Deliver us the Moon" are using 98% of my gpu and i can run that game on ultra graphics at 3440x1440p. I managed to play 6+ hours and now all of a sudden so started the game to hardcrash to desktop twice within a 20 min session. I want to enjoy and complete the game, but i can't get the motivation since i can't trust the game to function.

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