Posted on: April 4, 2023

Thunker

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Beaucoup mieux que le premier...

Les paysages sont beaux, détaillés et variés tout comme l'apparence des personnages. Le cycle jour/nuit est toujours présent et ne sert à rien à part nous donner de plus beaux panoramas. J'aime beaucoup la ville du début, elle est très réussie. La musique est de bonne qualité et elle est contribue à donner une ambiance épique à notre aventure. Les voix françaises sont de qualités, je n'ai pas noté de faute de goût. Le scénario est bien meilleur que Shadow of Mordor. La mise en scène et la qualité d'écriture donne envie de continuer. En plus d'étoffer l'univers, l'histoire pourra vous surprendre et c'est très bien. Les "défis" sont plus scénarisés mais ça consiste toujours à la même chose que ceux du premier. Le fait de pouvoir changer les armes et armures (gants, bottes, ... Ah bah non, c'est l'armure complète... Faut pas trop en demander) est appréciable. Les nouveaux mouvements le sont eux aussi, en particulier, le double saut. Liste des défauts que j'ai relevé : - Un seul slot de sauvegarde, - Les tours et souvenirs : c'est très chiant de devoir tourner pour trouver les cibles, - Personnage qui n'ouvre pas la bouche pour parler (dialogues de mission), - Zones assez limitées : on en vite fait le tour, - Missions de capitaines trop peu variées et souvent aux mêmes endroits, - Cinématiques avec un Talion qui porte pas la même armure que celle en jeu, - Compétences pas assez nombreuses : les points servent plus trop à grand chose quand vous avez ce qu'il faut. Pour ma part, je pense que le jeu aurait gagné à adopter un aspect encore plus RPG avec des caractéristiques. Pour signifier son amélioration par rapport à son prédécesseur, je rajoute une étoile. Mais comprenez bien : il est quasiment le même. Il y a très peu de nouveautés et on entre très vite dans une boucle avec le système d'armée qui n'est pas mauvais en soi mais atteint là encore vite ses limites. Je conseille celui-ci.

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Posted on: April 5, 2023

WaifuGuardian

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Great Game, GOG Missing Features

I have been playing this game on console since it came out, I have hundreds of hours. The story is surprisingly good, keeping the spirit of LOTR while taking a departure from sticking strictly to the written lore. The nemesis system is amazing and adds an insane amount of replayability. I am obsessed with the orcs and I spend hours interacting with all the different personalities they have. I would give this game a 5/5 but there are two issues that are only really present on GOG. Unlike the first game, Shadow of Mordor, this one does not have achievements enabled. If you are a perfectionist like me this is a bit annoying but not a killer. The biggest issue is that a major game feature, the Garrison, which allows you to move, upgrade, and further customize your Uruks is missing, as well as some online features such as Online Vandettas which give access to a legendary gear set. Strangely not all online features are missing. What is missing deprives you of a gear set as well as a collection of unique Uruks that are gifted to the player after completing the DLCs. I reccommend this game, just not on GOG

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Posted on: October 10, 2024

IT-IS-A-ME-MARIO

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Good game but gets boring

At first it will be the best game you will every play but near the end it will be just boring with repetitive missiosn

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Posted on: July 17, 2023

ThatCartoonHero

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Great game with some lingering issues

To start with the good - combat is fluid and dynamic, with a range of simple inputs that yield more and more complex outcomes as you progress. No matter how tough the target, you'll eventually get to a point where you'll have at least one way to damage even the most frustrating Orcs (some of whom have a frankly obnoxious level of "that doesn't work on me, and neither does that, and neither does that... and neither does that... or that... or that" defensive abilities that turn the otherwise cinematic and enjoyable combat into a tiresome slog regardless of whether I have a countermeasure or not). And speaking of the Orcs, they're the biggest draw in the game for me. I find myself rooting, not for the grim protagonist who is also possessed by the grim secondary protagonist, but for the Orcs, Uruks, and Ologs that I've recruited along the way. They have personality, they grow and adapt and learn, and some of them even even seem to have some level of college education based on their speeches. The banter among trash mobs is also fantastic - I even overheard two Orcs having the fandom's "do Balrogs have wings" argument. Which leads me to one of the negative points. If you don't like gameplay interruptions, this is probably not the game for you. The deluge of mission complete screens, region status updates, and introductory speeches for the NPCs has made up something close to 20% of my play time. When you get to certain stages of quests, the game will stop you entirely until you follow an on-screen prompt. It's my single biggest complaint about the game. After that ever-present stream of interruptions, my next-biggest complaint is stability. When it was released, the game was one of those that demanded the newest, shiniest hardware. My rig is no battle bot, but it's not on the low end either, and I still usually get at least one crash for every few hours played. So, do be aware of that before buying. In the end, do I recommend it? Yes.

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Posted on: August 25, 2023

qhardwick

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Not for me

2 stars seems a bit harsh, it's really more like 2.5. I'm not even sure why I bought it, I think it was mostly just to check out what the fuss was about the Nemesis system. The game gets compared to both the Arkham games and Assassin's Creed, and I'd say they're both pretty fair. If you loved both of those series you'll probably like this, too. My problem is that it's just repetitive. You visit an area, fight orc captains, kill or recruit them, then run around and grab all the collectibles. It's not terrible, but I find that it gets pretty old fairly quickly. You do this in several locations and run into so many orc captains that none of them are really memorable. I think the game would be better if there were fewer of them that were able to be turned, give them bigger roles and more personality, and maybe have your strongholds come under full-blown assaults now and then. There's some leftover triggers on the map from when the game had an online component, apparently you used to be able to assault other player's castles, but not any more. Maybe it was more interesting then. I also don't see how this game has any replayability. You do the same thing in every area, with level scaling each time you visit a new place. There's optional places that you can clear if you're somehow not sick of the formula and need more. You also get enough skill points to unlock basically every ability your character can ever perform and can switch between them at will, so there's no temptation to go back and try again with more of a focus on stealth or range or brute force because you can experience it all in one playthrough. I'm not a huge LOTR fan so can't really comment on that. It's often on sale for under $10 and there's worse ways to spend your money. I can understand how some people might like it, but I am not one of them and don't recommend it.

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