Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire

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Posted on: May 28, 2018

kolikoes

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Gry: 51 Opinie: 5

Recommended

Anyone who likes exploring and going on quests will like this game. You have a party of adventurers with which you travel around in this beautiful fantasy world, fighting monsters and meeting NPCs. In general, I really liked it. There is so much to explore and so many quests to go on that I'd have to play it again to see many of the things I missed in my first run. There are a few things that can be improved on, I think: The level progression feels too fast. Your characters get very powerful really quickly, making most combat encounters unchallenging. The main storyline is kind of a letdown when compared to the original PoE. The decisions at the end are especially anticlimatic. There aren't that many interesting spells to choose from. I expected there to be a ton of new options but there weren't many. The descriptions of spells and abilities are lacking, to say the least. Some descriptions of 9th level spells often make them sound no better then 1st level spells. And others completely omit vital information. Sidekicks are a major letdown. They seem like interesting NPCs, only to find that they have no dialogue or story. The ship to ship combat was underwhelming. On the bright side, I really LOVED the way the game begins.

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Posted on: September 26, 2018

d2s1

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Gry: 285 Opinie: 13

Bigger is not always better

If you play first PoE again and again then PoE 2 is your choice, just buy it. It's almost the same, but bigger. After amazing first part I've bought PoE2 but stop playing it after a dozen hours. There are some reasons: 1) Same characters. It's really sad to play the same characters after their story was finished in first PoE. 2) Same story. The story in first PoE was really awesome with lots of incredible moments. The second part continues the same story. And it’s not as stunning as the story of the first part. 3) Bigger size of game. Usually bigger means better, but it's also less concentrated. You should do the same things again and again to move through weaker story with the same characters.

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Posted on: June 27, 2018

dansbodhi

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Gry: 46 Opinie: 4

Nailed it!

It's a great game: deep, fun, carefuly made, many possiblities of gameplay, interesting setting and characters. My favourite RPG.

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Posted on: July 11, 2018

tth1337

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Gry: 16 Opinie: 1

Overall great, can feel easy or short

As a cRPG fan, this is the game I have been waiting for for years. Had a lot of fun, let me summarize in points (spoilers ahead): + immersion: the stories, quests, politics, graphics, twists, it feels amazing. Not BG2 comparable by a long shot, but still great. The quests keep you glued to your screen saying "I will just go there and finish this thing..." when suddenly it is 2am, good :) + variety: extensive character and skill combinations, strategies, approaches, you can choose your play-style and explore interesting details + technology: the engine is fast, the graphics are amazing, spell effects and char movements look great, maps with moving Eothas in the background are fun, it really feels good, well written and tested. Nice job! - difficulty: the game is extraordinarily easy, especially the combat. I flew through all the fights and quests on Veteran with single save and scaling-up enabled, almost to a point of frustration. There had been ONE encounter that was challenging, and that was the entrance fight on Ukaizo. Otherwise it is mostly just meh., whether its Liches, Kraken or Dragons, all too easy - length: It took me just a few days to finish, with all the side quests and all the other stuff (map explored, treasures found..) done. Felt incomplete at times even. Ukaizo could have been extra hours and hours of exploration, combat, ancient artifacts and whatnot, instead it was just 2 fights and 2 dull maps. The same with Magran's Teeth - possibly a huge area with lots of locations, quests and challenges. Nope. Since we are comparing this to Baldur's Gate games, imagine finishing BG2 before entering Underdark. Hoping for a long expansion! - ships: Not a fan. Ship merchants had nothing good to sell, majority of islands had nothing interesting on them, the ship combat and crew management had zero impact on the rest of the game. Would remove these for added hours of regular game Too many words, I know :). Would buy again though, lot of fun & replayability!

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Posted on: February 9, 2019

Red_Knight_1981

Gry: 199 Opinie: 2

Better than the games that inspired it

It’s hard to put in words what needs to be experienced firsthand, but suffice to say it pushes the design philosophy of Baldur’s Gate 2 and old Infinity engine games to its full potential by retaining everything that made those games beloved classics and exploring new areas where improvements could be made. One of the first things you will notice upon playing PoE 2 is just how many ways there are for solving quests. This is something that has been severely lacking in the old Infinity engine games and even in PoE 1, but now finally here is a game that gives you the freedom of finding different solutions like you could do in Fallout 1 and 2 with all the great things that made people love Infinity engine games so much. Some naysayers say the game is slow and boring, but in reality it just demands that you stop and think for a moment and engage with the world in a more meaningful way. When someone downvotes the game by commenting how the game was boring, I can only assume they didn’t enjoy the slower pace of PoE2. With the latest patch, now there is a turned based mode for those who don’t like real time with pause – and it works great! Combat in both modes is generally brilliant and deeply satisfying from a tactical point of view. I could go on about characters reacting to your choices, various factions competing and reacting to whatever you do, new romance options, new non-combat skills you can learn (adding to the uniqueness of your characters), brilliant soundtrack and vast improvements to graphics, but I think you get the picture. In short, this is a brilliant game with a great story, interesting characters, deep lore, countless customization options, amazing combat, complex quests, choices and consequences and everything you could possibly want from a roleplaying game. Ignore the naysayers – they are clueless! If you enjoyed old Black Isle games, you will not find a better new game anywhere else, so buy it! You will not regret it!

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