Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

I really wanted to like this game but there are so many developer decisions that just ruin it. First, just like kingmaker they thrust you into a role you dont want and one thats not fun. Second, they actually script you losing fights so even if you give it your all, it doesnt matter you die anyways....so fun. Third, they script you into defeating bad guys so that someone else can come in and actually kill them....so fun. I dont recommend this game for those resons. Taking away player agency isnt something any game should do

Bien que le jeu soit génial (l'histoire commence fort, les personnages sont riches et les mécaniques encore plus approfondies que le premier), la difficulté est, comme le premier à sa sorti, mal équilibrée, et celle des croisades non ajustable. Si vous n'avez pas joué à Kingmaker, jouez y pour vous préparer, autrement attendez quelques semaines.

Wrath like most Owlcat products had a rocky launch, yet time and time again Owlcat have proven to bounce back from mistakes and errors, culminating in this most recent patch and DLC, Owlcat has fleshed out the Devil path, something they wanted to do with the release of EE but ran out of time, as a free update they fleshed out the Devil path massively, giving players a reason to actually play the path. Owlcat asked if players wanted more content akin to this for Gold Dragon, the other lackluster mythic path and I say YES! Owlcat you have delivered with the last few DLCs Owlcat reached out ages ago asking, what do players want for DLC and they listened, Owlcat has a bright future of hard hitting and amazing DLCs with grand characters and amazing scenes and I want to say, thank you Owlcat for being the dev company gaming needs.

Compared to the previous entry, this feels like more of the same with the addition of Mythic Paths - your character having a separate progression on top of levels, becoming closer to a powerful mythical creature. (Angel, Demon, Devil, etc) There are a LOT of options in character building, tons of classes on top of these paths which you can combine as you wish, all with a staggering amount of choices in spells, feats, features, companions, etc. Sadly, a lot of these options are bugged and don't work properly... similarly, some quests can become stuck due to bugs. The writing is a bit wonky, torn between competent-but-generic fantasy and fresh off from a tumblr blog, but that's often the case with modern RPGs! The game could be really good, but give them a month or two to eliminate most of the bugs, they're making decent progress at it.

Déjà 42 h au compteur sans aucun souci et déjà au chapitre III et là l'enfer a commencé à sa déchainer. Le cheval de mon perso s'est dédoublé et cela a provoqué de nombreux soucis dans certaines quêtes et impossible d'enclencher certaines quêtes ou de terminer certaines quêtes. Evidemment comme son précédesseur, l'écriture est assez plaisante, mais les même problèmes sont là. Vous pouvez passer 3h à chercher a continuer une quête alors que vous avez déjà tous les objets requis, mais il faut penser à parler à tel personnage (ont ne vous informe pas évidemment). Le système de croisade est assez plaisant, mais bon du Might & Magic dans mon C-RPG, non merci. Je vais carrément essayer de me trouver une sauvegarde propre de l'endroit où je me trouve avec ce temple déjà ouvert car marre du bordel qu'est l'aventure. Aux dévollopeurs : si l'espionnage est vrai, vous venez de perdre un client ad vitam là. (Pour le jeu c''était mort que j'achète un autre DLC)