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Posted on: January 21, 2025
Mr.Sun35
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 239 Avis: 4
Different to the original but great.
I don't know why I expected more of PoE1 but I'm happy with what I'm getting with Deadfire. However, performance is pretty bad, Running a 3090ti w/ a Ryzen 5800X3D in the highest settings, getting 50fps @ 1080p. I've heard it gets better with a higher resolution, but I have never had this problem with any game released from before 2020
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Posted on: June 9, 2018
Omneus
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 17 Avis: 2
Style over substance? Not sure.
After playing through BG1, BG2 and PoE1, I enjoyed them all so much. I found them to be a bit too easy at times, PoE1 I finished on Hard. I don't know what the problem is, but balancing in this game appears to be wonky. You'll see countless reviews about how this game is too easy, even on PotD. From what I gather, it becomes too easy after the initial part ... but I'm experiencing the exact opposite problem: the game is way too hard early on. I'm getting 1-shot by certain enemies, and like I said, I played through PoE 1 on hard. I'll be leaving this one on the shelf for a while, in hopes that it becomes a bit easier or balanced early on, as my tank should never be out of the game that fast. Basically, this game has changed a lot from PoE 1, and half the people seem to like this newfound "polish," but I find the polish has been over-emphasized and the game feels stale in a way I can't describe but am disappointed by nevertheless. I'm happy to buy this game though and don't regret it, as I want to see the genre keep growing. If you want an old school CRPG experience, PoE 1 is that game. If you want a new experience that seems to be growing with the times, try this one first. I guess I was looking for something more akin to old school genre.
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Posted on: August 2, 2018
Metaldrunk
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 98 Avis: 4
Fantastic RPG
Excellent RPG game, great combat , so far a great story.
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Posted on: August 3, 2018
dcivili
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 66 Avis: 2
It's decent, but I expected better!
I had high expectations for this game, but it has many flaws. The initial characters you meet are great and neat. They talk to you, talk to each other, react to things going on, etc. They really add to the enjoyment of the game. Then you start running into the filler. You know, those characters that don't' really have a reason to exist except to add meaningless dlc or some backer's wish. Half of the companions are filler. Some do not even talk at all. Not one word. Some are quite interesting (at least looking), but they don't contribute to the enjoyment of the game at all. Hours and hours of silence if you bring them along with you. This also happens if you stop following Eloas around and finish the game early. I like to steal stuff in these games. Why do I have buy a rogue from the bar or do it with a non-rogue character for over half the game until I then get an under powered rogue to follow me around. Damm annoying it is. Ship combat is the worst thing ever. It's like having sex with your clothes on. Just ram them and let the slaughter proceed. Also no real reason to get another boat. It's just not needed, and you can't crew/use more than one anyway. You also can't salvage a boat. I just killed every single person on this boat, it's better than mine.. and I just leave it there. stupid. I liked being able to upgrade my party's existing gear but where are all the soul-bound weapons? Very few and far between. You know what would be neat, have every companion have one from the get-go. And then when I got a few, there was no time to get them charged up. Same with the guns, took forever to find a special gun or six. It also makes no sense that I can buy a superb weapon for cheaper than I can upgrade it myself. It shoudn't hurt more to use the crafting system. Overall if you liked the first one you'll enjoy this one. It's prettier, but not sure It's what I expected.
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Posted on: June 10, 2019
phanboy4
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 581 Avis: 15
Maybe the best Infinity Engine-alike
As someone who has been quite fond of isometric CRPGs and Infinity Engine games in the past but had fallen off of them over the past 5 or so years because of a lack of free time and focus, PoE 2 was a great treat to come back to. Not overly long (~35 hours which is IMHO perfect). Paced in a way that I enjoy: Main quest thread that is there when you want to pick it up, but plenty of space created for side-questing, and lots to do. Exceptional production values, and a sufficiently thoughtful and quietly majestic storyline. This game definitely as good as the best of the Infinity Engine games, and arguably quite a bit better, thanks to better pacing, a smarter difficulty curve, and an adventure that consistently interests and never annoys or devolves into tedium, and which lasts just the right amount of time.
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