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Posted on: December 19, 2022
RybnyGolabek
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 172 Avis: 3
GOOOOD!!
I was nice experince , to back to epick story in BG climat. Very good game , short but nice. I was hesiting to get this game because of reviews , and ? Pleasent suprice ! I will back to this game once again now as evil one :P
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Posted on: April 29, 2016
Frostyfirefly
Jeux: 690 Avis: 4
What else is there to say...
It's a technical mess, a distorsion of the classic Baldur theme, a sad political tool, and a waste of your time. This game is so bad, that it feels as if the devs slept their way through the original game, not understanding what made it fun and enjoyable in the first place. It just goes to show that their recent remastered edition, which I actually enjoyed despite changing some things that were fine untouched, succeeded not because of their creative process, but because of the strength of the original idea. They should stick to remastering and improving things from a technical standpoint, rather than trying too hard to come up with something "original". I wish the devs would show a little more respect for the original game, and accept that they did a terrible job. Their action of asking for positive reviews is immature and unprofessional.
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Posted on: September 16, 2016
JohnnyFreelancer
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A must-have for any Icewind Dale fan!
Siege of Dragonspear is a bold attempt to bridge the story gap between Baldur's Gate and its sequel. It is something BioWare could have and should have done when they were being pleaded to make BG 3. Be as it may, Beamdogs made a worthy enough effort and I thank them for that. For they haven't only enriched the BG saga by remastering the two epic games and tying them together -- with this expansion they also brought a closure to another great game that they previously remastered. On the technical side, version 2.3.67.3 does still have some annoying bugs, albeit nothing show- stopping. I haven't tried the multiplayer, though. The newly added graphics are nice but I wasn't impressed by some of the flame animations. Some fights are too damn difficult on Core Rules. Could be it's just bugged that way. There's certainly room for improvement, overall. I did enjoy the voice acting and the soundtrack. Plenty of colorful companions to choose from and create a fun group. Yes, despite the noticeable cons this game deserves a solid 4 stars. About the folks who are bitching and moaning about some kind of perceived political agenda being shoved down their throats -- I didn't get any such impression from the game. Then again, I don't live in Mosesland. Since all of the kerfuffle has diminished the already slim chances of seeing IWD2 and PS:T remasters, I'll conclude my review with following: There's a special place in Avernus for those of you who contributed to this fiasco, and Belhifet is eagerly awaiting your wretched souls.
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Posted on: June 9, 2019
CatR
Jeux: 412 Avis: 50
A perfectly satisfying IE romp
If you're looking for a grand sweeping narrative this is not it, but it has enough story moments to keep you going and the combat encounters are varied and creative enough that I never felt like I was going through the motions. Though that said the biggest enjoyment I derived from this was the voice acting and the bridging of the earlier Baldur's Gate games, so perhaps I should specify that this is a game for those of you who played BG1\2 and want more rather than someone looking for a standalone RPG experience. Some simplistic and uninteresting quests but overall decent with some really interesting set pieces thanks to the newer engine.
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Posted on: May 1, 2016
Darkhagan
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Lower Level, Larger Scale.
Still at the lower levels from the original Baldur's Gate, the game highlights a more strategical approach to things than simply powering through encounters with "the appropriate magical items", sometimes, you will not have the appropriate spells, or enough of them. The only complaint I have about the game overall, would be that knowing where things would end up eventually led me to understand much of what was happening when it would have been much more immersive if I lacked that foreknowledge. On the gameplay front, there are many more encounters that pushed me, compared to the original. Since magical items are not nearly in as much supply as BG2, spells, and proper party layout is key, which led to many fun encounters. There is a section involving a siege, where things really became interesting, and the sheer number of enemies available on screen at one time really becomes easily noticeable, as you have to be careful not to drop fireballs on too many of your friends. (Unless you're Chaotic, in which case, more fun for everyone!) The storyline is simple, workable, and quite enjoyable, would highly recommend to anyone who enjoyed the rest of the series, which, given the series involved is some of the highest praise I can think of.
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