Posted on: June 12, 2020
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验证所有者游戏: 45 评论: 1
[Glares Silently]
The Good The game is just a lot of fun. You feel important from the beginning of the game, including a choose-your-own-adventure that sets the stage and makes you feel like more of a character and less of a blank slate. It makes sense why a lot of people are scared of you. You can [Glare Silently] at people, which is something I never knew I needed. You don't have to be awful to people if you don't want to, and your actions have consequences that aren't kept secret or only available in a game guide: you can just turn on the feature. The voice acting is unexpectedly good, and the main players of the game don't feel interchangeable or forgettable. This writing is really world class and what I've come to expect from Paradox. The Bad There is a lot to read if you like that. If you don't like that format (think Arcanum or Baldur's Gate), then this really isn't the game for you. The font isn't scaled so if you have a small monitor you may have to play at a lower resolution so it doesn't become text for ants. Don't give yourself eye strain, and eat a carrot. The combat is really chaotic and if you're playing at a higher difficulty it grinds to a halt. You'll be micromanaging every move. If you don't like that just play on story difficulty, you filthy casual. The Ugly The difficulty curve jumps straight up after the tutorial level. If you're playing on a higher difficulty you need to start researching at the first camp and go into your fights prepared. The game does not baby you at all and you will die a lot if you take it lightly. For the steep damage you take there are very few healing abilities with long cooldowns, and the game punishes you incrementally when allies fall in battle. TL;DR If you like games like Arcanum, Fallout (the originals), Baldur's Gate and particularly Paradox' Shadowrun games, and you want to play a complicated role in a very well-developed and well-written high fantasy world, you will probably like this game.
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