Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition
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Brace yourself for new adventures set in your favorite universe thanks to the The Last Sarkorians DLC!
You can also get Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Season Pass here.
You can also get Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Season Pass 2 here.
Discover the StoryYour path will lead y...
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Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Visitors from Morta, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Paint...
Description
Brace yourself for new adventures set in your favorite universe thanks to the The Last Sarkorians DLC!
You can also get Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Season Pass here.
You can also get Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Season Pass 2 here.
Discover the Story
Your path will lead you to the Worldwound, where the opening of a rift to the Abyss has unleashed all-consuming terror across the land. For over a century, the neighboring nations have fought fearlessly, trying to drive the enemy back — but to little avail.
Now, you have the chance to put an end to this conflict, but the path to salvation is far from clear-cut. Will you become a shining angel, backed by noble paladins? Or a powerful necromancer with hordes of immortal undead in your thrall? Or something else entirely? Lead your army and challenge mighty demon lords. Your crusade will set in motion a chain of events that will leave you — and the world itself — forever changed.
PLAY YOUR HERO, YOUR WAY
Create any character imaginable with the flexibility, richness, and depth of the Pathfinder First Edition ruleset. Choose from 25 classes, 12 character races, and more than a thousand spells, feats, and abilities to suit your personal playstyle.
FOR EVERY CHOICE, A CONSEQUENCE
Your decisions have more weight than ever before. Your goal is clear, but you must forge your own path to it. Who will die, and who will live? Who will stay, and who will go? Make your choices, and watch the world around you change.
A NEW WAY TO FIGHT
Enjoy two combat modes as you slay your enemies – real-time with pause or turn-based. Switch between them on the fly, so you can always take things as slowly — or as quickly — as you like. The unique Pathfinder ruleset also allows you to perform advanced combat maneuvers, like mounted combat. Use them wisely!
GATHER YOUR PARTY
A cast of more than 10 unique companions is ready to join your cause. Earn their trust and respect, and they will have your back no matter what dangers lie ahead. And if you get on their bad side, well… Maybe it’s time to part ways.
LEAD THE CRUSADE
You will need much more than a party of adventurers to cleanse the land of its demonic scourge. Take command of the crusaders and lead them to victory – both as a strategist, controlling the battle from above, and as a field commander, in a new tactical combat mode.
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
Explore nine unique Mythic Paths: obtain extraordinary abilities and shape everything that comes next. Your decisions might transform you into a celestial Angel, a raging Demon, a powerful Lich, a cunning Trickster, an otherworldly Aeon, a rebellious Azata, a wise Gold Dragon, an insatiable Swarm That Walks — or remain mortal and walk the arduous path toward becoming a living Legend.
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- 230h of play time (turn based mode) and thoroughly loved 99% of it (the exception being only the extremely sharp difficulty spike on the last map -- but nothing tuning down the difficulty setting cannot fix)
- Lots of BG2 and Planescape Torment vibes and references
- none of the stupid timers that are still preventing me to start a second playthrough on Kingmaker
- even being fresh from the gigantic campaign, I am already looking forward to several other playthroughs: the 10 Mythic Paths alone promise to provide a significant different experience, and from what I can see Good/Evil/Ultraevil, Chaos/Law, plenty of class choices also contribute to replayability
- RPGs for me are all about the party: I haven't felt such a connection to my companions since BG2 and Planescape, they even made me enjoy the company of a Paladin!
- Crusade management is also an improvement respect to Kingmaker: if you have ever played King's Bounty, most of the crusade is fought in that fashion, which provides nice breaks between your dungeon adventures
TLDR: If you like PF 1e then you'll probably like this game. I think most of the lower ratings are from when the game first came out. I didn't play it until years later when most of the bugs were fixed. It really is better than 3.4
The game has significant improvements over Kingmaker, and I really enjoyed it. I still think Owlcat went to far with requiring buffs so much. I was hoping they'd have the stats more in line with the tabletop version, but they stuck with the baseline they were using before.
I do like the number of archetypes and other build options. I didn't have to install a mod to play a class I wanted.
With the mythic paths you could play the game several times, and there are multiple endings.
They story is also nice. One of the my favorite party members mechanically had a terrible personality. I want to say more but I want to avoid spoilers.
I'd give it a 4.3 to 4.5 if I could do partial stars.
Game starts off very promising. Good interface, interesting characters, cool premise.
Around about when you finish act 1 it starts becoming unbelieveably bloated. The base-building and warfare subgame is time-consuming and trivial the story drags out until it loses all meaning and the difficulty scales continuously and lazily. There is no reason you need to go all the way to level 20 in this game and you end up fighting upgraded versions of the same enemies to make your scaling pretty irrelevant.
It's a real shame as there's some great writing in there with the companions and a huge of amount of options of where you want to go with your character morally and mechanically. Unfortunately the scope crept well outside of what the developers could keep up with in terms of game-play and the pacing of the story falls apart.
Only reasonable if you absolutely love computer DnD and are out of more compact titles to play through.
I was annoyed at how buggy it was when it was first released.
It is a lot better now.
There are still a few things that annoy me about this game.
Way too many annoying puzzles, and some of the puzzles are difficult because the puzzle pieces have symbols that are hard to differentiate from one and other.
Chapter four is kind of annoying to me because the way the walls in the town are always shifting and moving.
But, over all it is a great game in my opinion.
Lots of classes and sub-races to chose from, and fun coming up with builds.
The mythic paths add an interesting element too.
Over all, I think this is a great game.
If you like resting a lot, and I mean every few minutes of gameplay...
This game is for die-hard Pathfinder experts, and you better know what your doing with your character.
The game looks good for the style of rpg that it is, but it's well neigh unplayable if you are not a pathfinder system expert. There is not enough to like about this game to get away from the negatives.
The camera is pretty poor, not a fan.
The main map is poor. I supposedly have the resources of the queen at my disposal, but I can't tell how to get where I need to go, or waste valuable resources by having to fight a battle I was trying to avoid or reload. not fun.
The journal entries have books worth of flavor text but sometimes difficult to even remember what they are for as the 'quest' doesn't match the place you get too half the time and while it may have said that you need to go HERE and DO THIS, it is not in your journal entry.
The game starts out OK, but then after a few dozen hours you have to play the 'Crusade', a half baked under designed add-on that drains your resources, is being fought against an AI that is over provisioned and is very very difficult to manage. I guarantee you won't figure out how to recruit replacements for your army the first time. It hard to even fill out your armies because you can't tell what the unit does before you buy it, and you are pretty much stuck with whatever rando allotment the game gives you. And you need about twice as many as you could ever possibly afford. You can turn it off, but then a lot of stuff is disabled and it's hard to figure out what to do. I quit playing when I realized i was literately wandering around the map trying to find stuff since there is not a way to know where stuff is ahead of time.
Characters, are sorta voiced, but not really when you want them to be, and they are all very specific pathfinder mythic type characters. I know you can re-spec a few of them but that's not really what I call a good time. It's pretty necessary if you don't want to get the floor mopped with you all the time.
Every single enemy is resistant to everything. All the time. With very few exceptions so you better know which exact specific thing beats that resistance and have that character in your party, that sword equipped, that spell memorized etc.... You know that sword you sold four hours ago, well now you need it to beat this one enemy.
The Loot drops make no sense. You end up with all these no armor/low armor characters in the beginning but none of that type of loot drops. Need two rapiers? Worry, because you can't buy them anywhere, but every weird ass sword from the equipment manual can be bought and you'll sell a lot of 'useful' stuff, if were were a normal weapon.
Traveling on the map sucks big time. you have no idea where the next arror press will take you. Will it take me to the destination I want to go, or randomly make a turn before I get there and drop me someplace I need to avoid. You'll never know. Time is tracked, and you have to actually rest your party even though nothing has happened since the last time you rested except for travel. and then you will get surprised while you are un-buffered. Remember all those low armor/no armor characters. yep, they will be in front.
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