I watched the IGN review and read in the comments about your much more detailed review. It's great to find a reviewer who isn't jaded like the folks who work at IGN. Subscribed!
KirKanos08 IGN hires people who went to school for journalism but couldn't get hired at their local news station so they took jobs where they look at games. They don't give a fuck.
IGN reviews suck, plain and simple. I stopped watching their crap a long time ago. And I noticed their review for this game is only 3 minutes and 28 seconds long! Are you kidding me!? That's it??? How can you cover ANY game in that short amount of time?!
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VID! He definitely died (Beholder obliterated him). He also did a complete playthrough series, wonderful. OMG the Dungeon Master Mode and the possibility to share and play other ppl campaigns sound like LOTS OF FUN.... HOW IS IT THAT I ONLY HEAR OF THIS GAME NOW (2017)?! I love D&D, I play on Roll20 every week, I watch Critical Roll and Harmon Quest, and I read RPGWatch and RPGCodex EVERY DAY! How is it possible I only hear of this game until today? They didn't do like much publicity? I want to cry for having missed this awesome game fr such a long time... does anybody at all plays it still today? I'd love to try the DMMode & Multiplayer custom campaigns... DO U GUYS THINK I SHOULD TOTALLY GET IT?! 0_o
totally! ign reviews are so shallow and seem like they are done by non-gamers ACGs are so well done i watch them just for fun even if the games do not interest me
I find it funny how publishers keep saying no one is interested in RPG's like this. That top down is dead and people want real time action RPG's ala Dragon Age 2 and such. Yet multiple dev's have proven already that enough gamers want RPG's from a top down view, with depth and that fighting doesn't have to be real time action. I couldn't be more happy to see some amazing RPG's comming out that stick to the old school style. This will be another sure purchase for me once i have the money for it.
As a longtime Forgotten Realms fan, this game is AMAZING and filled me with the same sense wonderment and storytelling that I got when playing Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights for the first time. The developers have such a keen feel for the lore, fans like me are instantly sucked back into the world. And best yet: the big man, Helm, God of Guardians, is back and headlining games again like he should be! Anyways, I really enjoyed your review and will be subscribing.
Good, honest review. I am a veteran of tabletop D&D and a lifelong Forgotten Realms fanatic (Currently reading book 2 of Salvatore's "Neverwinter" trilogy, for the 3rd readthrough of the series). I am not sure if you're familiar with the decades of back-story, but I wish you had touched on the lore and integration into the FR metaplot a little bit. I want to play this strictly for the singleplayer and easter eggs, but am REALLY curious as to how much it weaves into the FR universe. Other than that, you've convinced me to purchase it, once I finish Pillars of Eternity: The White March I Thanks broseph!
Fantastic review, ACG. You often talk a bit too fast for my liking, but you really do pack a LOT of useful info on the game, and are very articulate and very organized in your thoughts. I just didnt like the G2A link in the description since some very negative things about the company have come up recently -- but this review was awhile back, so I can't fault you for that:) thanks for the review.
+RogerioMartins87 The story campaign is very good, so I'd definitely say yes. And new official campaigns will soon be released. You can also play community made modules/campaigns in single player mode with your own character, and you can include the companions from the story campaign in your party.
RogerioMartins87 Well, Divinty offered you multible solutions to problems. Like Stealth, including that funny bush to hide in. You could interact with the enviroment, physics based. Not just a stats porn. But I'll wait for more reviews and Gameplay vids
Thank you for this amazing review! I was hesitant about it but you literally went through everything I needed to know. Definitely going to start going to your channel first if I want to see reviews before looking at anyone else's, as long as I'm able to avoid IGN and Gamespot
I thought long and hard about buying it yesterday and finally decided to pick it up. I just barely started my journey into the novels of the Forgotten Realms through Ed Greenwood and R. A. Salvatore (and I did play the Baldur's Gate games in the past) so I have some familiarity here. It is very interesting to me and I like it more because of my interest in Forgotten Realms. It makes me very forgiving. I'm excited for a good $10 RPG!
Persephone Rothlion it's not bad, this review made it look amazing, but once I started it up, I couldn't find anyone to play with because the game is practically dead..I was only able to reach level 7 before I started having wondering thoughts on other games
Great review! Nicely divided into the important aspects of the game. How is the replay-ability value for the single player campaign? A great thing about RPGs is having the ability to adopt different choices which affect the story...any of this present?
I lost count how many times i played through Icewind Dale II.. awesome game. Have yet to beat PoE or DO:S. Have to buy this one as well.. i love the old Neverwinter Nights 1&2.
***** The books were always expensive, sadly. At least I remember it that they were pricey at the time. But it was all worth it when you got a great DM and a good group together and had the adventures that you will remember, as corny as that sounds. It was far more personal than any kind of video game I've ever played.
bobbypaycheque I agreed to that! we would play but we would do our game in "old japan" like the ruins of ryukyu or the desolation of hokkaido, things like that ( being from japan) we also very personal and fun those are days gone bye :( we would use the books for the rules :) i would love toi play on steam oneday with fun group
+bobbypaycheque The basic rules and DM Guide for 5th edition are free on Wizards site. or the Starter Set for like $12. It comes with an adventure that's about 20 hours. (Still going to want the free basic rules PDF) Then you can find people to play with through Wizards store finder or facebook groups. or reddit's /r/LFG. Hope this is helpful. :)
Good, I was kinda looking into something with more replayability value after Transformers. Plus this kinda reminds me of those kind of games I used to love back in the day. You know, I've been wondering how long have you been doing reviews, since I wanted to look up if you did a review on Kindgoms Of Amalur but couldn't find anything on this channel. Anyways, thanks for the review. Keep it up Karak!
+metvincent For about 2 years. I was bored to tears wtih KoA. It felt really cookie cutter. Then as I was getting ready to do a review my computer at the time died. Fate, Destiny? Who knows lol. I know people liked it but man oh man not me.
I only just heard about this game today lol. Brings back memories of Neverwinter Nights, getting to DM for friends, and creating new and exciting stories together. A very tempting buy for sure... considering it's out in a few hours. Might still wait for a few more reviews though.
+Mr Andy I would. Lots of people didn't check into the title during its development and though it was something it wasn't. The information and previews point out exactly what it is but it won't stop people from shitting their pants when their unrealistic expectations aren't met exactly. And this is from someone who didn't like parts of the game hahaha
Amazing Review! glad to see it seemingly turned out great! I've been a D/D fan since Baldurs Gate 1^^ I have a question though voice over related: Is everything voiced? side quests etc or just the main quest and your companions? thanks bunches^^
+Jan H. (Big J) main and many sides yes, some sides no. sort of hit and miss depending on the size or impact of the quest. About average for a normal RP game though
Thanks alot for the blazing fast answer! so the majority is voiced? because i dont know if i can crawl to another book after playing Pillars of Eternety... as great as it is. NO voice acting just doesent cut it for me in 2015^^
Very succinct review, great points and details mentioned and explained, and you said what needed to be said in a very appropriate amount of time. Thumbs up and subscribed. Keep up the great work.
I really like your reviews. They seem more "real world" compared to a lot of the reviews on the Internet. You don't seem like you're from one game to the next, while slapping some arbitrary number on the review. Keep up the good work!
+AngryCentaurGaming hey, great review by the way... did some trades to play this tonight!!! i was a huge fan of all the elder D&D PC games... and grew up playing D&D with friends so good to see another fellow wayfarer who appreciates the universe!!! cheers ACG!!!
+Reza Nabavi I can't really add much more than all the details in the story about characters, plot and motivations. Its completely subjective really. Even from my review you can tell what aspects I liked and disliked and I bet they will be different from a good deal of other gamers. Its just...one of those gamers really
+Reza Nabavi Stop any and every thing you are doing. Right now. Do nothing else but go directly to your choice of retailer and buy a copy of Icewind Dale NOW ! Not tomorrow. Not like oh maybe sometime else ... NOW play it finish it come back , thank me and then think about buying or playing other games
which would you have if the choice was between Sword Coast Legends and Divinity: OS:EE? Which will have longer appeal and better playability (understanding of tasks and progression) Answered my own question I think. Divinity Original Sin is the better of the two for my money. I had mouse issues (Rat3) all over the place with SCL. Maybe I'll come back to it on PS4, but not on Windows.
+Melissa Dove Thanks so much Melissa. This is a contentious title. A lot of folks didn't watch previews or interviews and think its something its not. As long as there is an understanding of what your getting its actually a very good title.
Excellent eye opening review AngryCentaurGaming. I was going to bypass this game completely and it only caught my eye because my friend has it on his wish list. Glad i checked out your review. Love the ingame creation setup with the dungeon master design ability without having to go into a external editor. Fallout 4 is doing a similar thing with its ingame crafting system though not as indepth with creature placement etc. This looks to be the Neverwinter Nights of this generation. Here is hoping its the start of new rpg dynasty like The Elder Scrolls etc. Thanks AngryCentaurGaming for the time and work for this and all your mind shattering adrenaline exploding reviews :D
LOL, I guess i got caught up on all the exciting gameplay, visuals and positives you were talking about that the part about it not being as indepth but still fun ran right past me like a little kid who hears the ice cream truck and all of sudden everything else is blocked out :D Thanks AngryCentaurGaming for the reply and much appreciated :)
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VID! OMG the Dungeon Master Mode and the possibility to share and play other ppl campaigns sound like LOTS OF FUN.... HOW IS IT THAT I ONLY HEAR OF THIS GAME NOW (2017)?! I love D&D, I play on Roll20 every week, I watch Critical Roll and Harmon Quest, and I read RPGWatch and RPGCodex EVERY DAY! How is it possible I only hear of this game until today? They didn't do like much publicity? I want to cry for having missed this awesome game fr such a long time... does anybody at all plays it still today? I'd love to try the DMMode & Multiplayer custom campaigns... DO U GUYS THINK I SHOULD TOTALLY GET IT?! 0_o
I had a huge problem myself with the ridiculously long cooldowns for magic spells. I was expecting to be using them to kill enemies and not just the auto attack.
Acg I've watched loads of your reviews and they are the best I've seen since the 90's when game master mags were my thing. Subbed and liked keep it up man brilliant.
Thank you for the review. I have been on the fence about getting this game for a long while now and that's due to the fact that the steam user reviews are so mixed and varied. Good review on multiplayer and bad on single. Good review on single and bad on multiplayer. Many "Don't Recommend" ratings on this game due to the fact that they say its way to easy and just a click fest. Very poor DM creations and limited resource distribution. I have never seen a game so split down the middle of good and bad. This review seems to be the most thorough, intelligent, and unbiased. This review seemed to actually care about the bad as well as the good. I guess the best way for one to give a verdict is to try it yourself. I will buy this game. For those in the comments below stating this is like Divinity, Wasteland, Pillers, and the like then I am really excited. Those games are excellent master pieces. I am primarily single player myself so I hope it coincides. Thank you.
Coming from baldur's gate and icewind dale, how did you feel with the party size being only 4? Also, can you use player created characters for each party slot or you only create the main character? And are there NPC companions, does any of them have a mouse as a pet?
I got to meet Jim Cummings a few months back and he was kind enough to scream loud as shit "Go for the eyes Boo, Go for the eyes!!!". Really wanted to meet him cause of his work with childhood Disney cartoons, but soon found out bout all his work on games I've loved just as long. dude was super cool. Not sure if he was talking bout this game or not but he said he'd been working on something Baulders Gate related, so I'd expect to meet up w Minsc at some point in the next year or two... or even in that game, dunno, haven't played it yet.
+Jeffmetal 42 Well, Beamdog did announce Baldur's Gate: Tales of Dragonspear and said that the original cast would be returning to do their roles - maybe that's the title he was working on?
would imagine it being the title you speak of. (which I'm looking up right now!!) He wasn't sure of the name of it but said to look forward to it. I never looked into further after that meeting and don't keep up w/ gaming like I used to, so I was completely unaware of that, that's GREAT news.
I like these kind of pause the action set up strategy rpg games (dragon age, pillars, divinity) but I don't want to buy a game that's really aimed towards multi player. I hear there is a single player mode but does anyone know if the multi game community is any good. Im an old man, and my friends wont play this stuff. can you set up a quick game with random people pretty easy? or at least communicate with others and set up games easily, or are the forums bare and almost impossible to set up games if you don't know anyone?
Hey, I've been following the game for a while and been expecting it. I wanted to ask: How does the game compares to Dragon Age Origins? SCL was developed by previous Bioware people who worked on DA:O, so I'm curious.
I was very excited when they announced that this was coming out on Xbox One. Seeing your review of the PC version is getting me pumped up for it all over again. That being said my largest concern is that when it gets ported over I hope it maintains the pliability and features of the PC version. I won't lie I'm curious to see how they deal with a controller over a keyboard & mouse. I'm praying Xbox One get's keyboard and mouse functionality by then *fingers crossed*
Heck yeah you reviewed this game! I'm making a list of all the ps4 games that I must buy...might buy...and will wait until later to buy and the fact that you reviewed this game was the cherry on top
+AngryCentaurGaming I ended up getting it before friday. I must say, when I first started, buyers remorse reared it's malformed head. I found the beginning to be super generic and a bit boring. So I quit and tried one of the quick dungeons. I made sure to choose one with a DM, and wow it was magical. the DM was awesome, he voiced all the npc's and came up with cheesy yet fun little stories. It truly was a wonderful experience. So yes I'm liking it.
I'm not expecting this game to simulate tabletop D&D but does it get into the world lore a lot at least? Because that alone would make it worth playing
I've been keeping my eyes on this game for a while now.. I love RPGs and was planning on buying this soonish, but i noticed the Steam forum is very negative about the game actually. Makes me kind of unsure if i should get this right now, with my limited income atm
Hmm, OP says they love it and buy it. Another post release review I just watched says it's full of bugs and dont buy it (e.g. pathfinding, lack of control of summoned companions, massive cpu and gpu spikes, unable to connect for the multiplayer). Who to believe?
+Ironbuket Other than the CPU and GPU spokes and the multiplayer issue(Mine was fine). And other than the pathfinding. I would say we agree on everything else LOL. Which is one thing. You can't control summoned companions. Which I didn't care about at all. But others may.
I found the story to be well written, the voice acting to be fantastic, and the graphics to be acceptable. Unfortunately there was much left to be desired..skill trees, wizard spell progression, inability to access all parts of the realms and monsters when creating a module, shared inventories (when playing story campaign) and the basic overall customization we've come to expect from any rpg especially something from D&D (ex: my ranger started out proficient in all forms of melee weaponry (wasn't able to specialize any further) I was only able to choose one "favored enemy" , and limited sub-races to name a few issues)
5:49 How ironic -- I just watch "Hatfields and McCoys" on Netflix. Never heard of those families before today, and here I am hearing about them in-game. Makes me wonder how many other times I've heard those families referenced.
Thanks for the review it´s very complete. I am interested in this game I have played almost all the classic and new crpgs and this one looks good. A shame this game has not receive to much attention.
I wish Nintendo would put out a Zelda game like this. It wouldn't necessarily have to be "The Champions" but just those memories prove that Nintendo had given the RPG formula *some* thought.
I really liked your review, but I would have enjoyed it more if you slowed it down a bit. I felt like I had my Speed on 1.25. Your actual talking speed was just a tiny bit too fast, but I'm not sure if you edited sound clips together or you talked a bullet point at a time, but there was next to no pausing for transition. Just like a 1-2 second pause when you are transitioning from one bullet point to the next would be awesome.
+AngryCentaurGaming Yeah, I actually came here after being surprised about the negativity surrounding the game on the steam forums when I was expecting the opposite.
Honestly? 6/10 good story, interesting characters, didn't enjoy combat system and balancing issues with bosses and normal enemies that could wipe you out in 5 seconds, even though you have the best armor and buffs. And that's on easy.
Very informative review. Not sure I can justify buying an RPG game this close to FO4's release, but I'm definitely gonna keep an eye on this one for a future purchase.
Was wondering whether to pick it up after seeing a lot of thumbs down for the streamlining. Anyway now I know its fun. Also what about Age of Decadence, weren't you doing a review for that.
+Noble “Dedicated Dark” Alfred It is fun for sure, just not the game many thought it was despite trailers, videos, previews, and well..everything showing what it was going to be. Not sure I have time for any more Age of D to be honest
I think the point of being a DM is to create memorable adventures for your players rather than try as much as possible to kill them off. It seems like the game is encouraging a DM vs. Players model instead of a DM + Players one, which IMHO is a bad idea.
Reminds me of Neverwinter Nights! The simple textures, D&D system and no shit like glowing weapons or ultra-big-weapons and armors! medieval envirovment... just awesome! Nothing to say!
Again with the amazing similes (the t-shirt one at the beginning for example) :) Most of your videos that I'm watching, I don't even care about the game. Gotta get dem sweet similes!
this game reminds me of Neverwinter nights (2002) i had a blast playing NWN with Friends, the creation kit+DM tools+a good comunity make that game simple amazing
+Rodrigo Almeida this game was made with console in mind!!! they will never release another game close to neverwinter that for sure was a blast! but still fun too just dont expect much of the DM thing even dungeons cant be customizable... to keep thing simple for everyone. console casual players... lol
This doesn't look like it has the customization of other D&D based games. I've played through NWN2 countless times just to experience it with different races/classes/builds etc. I don't get the feel I'd be able to do that in this. Can't see myself spending money on it for this reason.
I'm interested in these types of games (RPG shenanigans, isometric world). I was always fascinated by games like Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Neverwinter Nights and hearing about how great they are. But I was completely turned off by Baldur's Gate II and (somewhat) Planescape Torment. There was just *too* much text to go through, and required so much engagement that, I just gave up after about two hours in BG2 and three in PT. I'm quite used to single player action rpgs (Skyrim, Witcher, Dragon Age etc.), but also JRPGs(a lot of them). And I've never played the actual DnD. Will this game(Sword Coast Legends) be somewhat beginner friendly like me?
+Hemang Chauhan I havnt played this game, but from what ive seen it looks to be more light weighted in regards to the text, so it probably might be pretty good for you. Those games you mentioned such as baldur's gate 2 and Torment Planescape are amazing games, but it might be hard to get into them because they are quite dated now, but if you ever come across new games like them in the future, maybe try and give them a go, or maybe give baldur's gate and torment another go in the future some time, or maybe even give Neverwinter Nights 2 a go. Personally they are some of the best stories I've experienced in gaming, though if reading a lot turns you off or you dont find it fun, then it might just not be fore you. You also may want to try Witcher 3 if you have a rig that can run it ok enough, its open world like skyrim, but, in my opinion, has a far better story that its quite deep and involved but its voice acted and you wont need to do a tone of reading.
ilthraldren Yes, I am playing Witcher 3, and I am enjoying every second of it. But I wanted to play an isometric one. Yeah, I'll try those games out sometime in future.
Romances, romances...we want to hear all about the romances, Karak. That's what rpg's are all about these days. :P But seriously, how close is this to Dungeon Siege( obviously I&II)? Also, when it comes to skill/ability trees...how much "room" is there for experimentation? Or is it more about +x% passives, like in most rpg's these days?
Thing is about this game is that it's a let down to those who wanted the actual D&D experience. The technology is there to be able to make game as the D&D mechanics. I myself was only in for the game for that aspect, but what I think caused the game its total hype was the vagueness the creators left to whether or not there would be a tabletop feel to the game (or a separate mode to make it as such), and if they made a statement related towards that then I guess I and several others never heard it.
+2tm1k34 Other than that I might look into the game when it goes on sale fore steam. I played Bulder's Gate alot as a kid and I would possibly enjoy this, but I would make myself wait a little bit till me or my friends aren't busy to play this game.
i grew up with these kind of rpgs and i had hoped this one will be good,looks like my hopes were true and im happy that you liked it too,im trusting you with my eyes closed
+depechehim 1 Ya its not DND. But its not say Diablo. Its a big package with some high quality games modes spread across SP, and MP. In many ways its a bit unique in that aspect. Like I said its overall style feels more Icewind Dale than BG
to be honest I'm into this kind of games back in the day (Baldurs gate Never winter Nights series Dungeon siege series those type of D&D games) but back in day If these games have the skyrim/witcher/ dragon age series game mechanics or type of gamplay it would be more immersive but those are the limitation of technology back in the day... Now.... I played dragon age inquisition, witcher 3 and I just picked up divinity OS last night and it didn't have the magic like I used to love about the old D&D games maybe because the games of today like witcher 3 skyrim are better games and more immersive. I have some friends who won't stop whining about how the old games are way better than today of course that's how they remember it when they were kids.... would you appreciate your black & white TV over your 4k TV? so my point is I just learned how to appreciate what the present has to offer and kept my memories behind at to look at the future of gaming.
I think that a lot of people will be disappointed in finding that it isn't an update of the NWN concept, but I think that this will be great for having some quick RPG fun with friends.
+Casey Miles Whats weird is just reading and watching some previews that is easily noticeable. I think a great many people want information completely disseminated to them.
Can you play this game with just 1 character? I always enjoyed solo playthroughs with these kind of games, but when I'm forced to play with a team it's instantly ruined for me for some reason..
I learned 75% of DnD rules from NWN and Baldu's gate. My question is, will this game adequately teach me the fifth edition rules? We are converting our pathfinder pen and paper campaign to 5e DnD, so I need to learn the rules.
I watched the IGN review and read in the comments about your much more detailed review.
It's great to find a reviewer who isn't jaded like the folks who work at IGN.
Subscribed!
+KirKanos08 thanks man
KirKanos08 IGN hires people who went to school for journalism but couldn't get hired at their local news station so they took jobs where they look at games. They don't give a fuck.
IGN reviews suck, plain and simple. I stopped watching their crap a long time ago. And I noticed their review for this game is only 3 minutes and 28 seconds long! Are you kidding me!? That's it??? How can you cover ANY game in that short amount of time?!
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VID! He definitely died (Beholder obliterated him). He also did a complete playthrough series, wonderful. OMG the Dungeon Master Mode and the possibility to share and play other ppl campaigns sound like LOTS OF FUN.... HOW IS IT THAT I ONLY HEAR OF THIS GAME NOW (2017)?! I love D&D, I play on Roll20 every week, I watch Critical Roll and Harmon Quest, and I read RPGWatch and RPGCodex EVERY DAY! How is it possible I only hear of this game until today? They didn't do like much publicity? I want to cry for having missed this awesome game fr such a long time... does anybody at all plays it still today? I'd love to try the DMMode & Multiplayer custom campaigns... DO U GUYS THINK I SHOULD TOTALLY GET IT?! 0_o
totally! ign reviews are so shallow and seem like they are done by non-gamers
ACGs are so well done i watch them just for fun even if the games do not interest me
I find it funny how publishers keep saying no one is interested in RPG's like this. That top down is dead and people want real time action RPG's ala Dragon Age 2 and such. Yet multiple dev's have proven already that enough gamers want RPG's from a top down view, with depth and that fighting doesn't have to be real time action. I couldn't be more happy to see some amazing RPG's comming out that stick to the old school style. This will be another sure purchase for me once i have the money for it.
As a longtime Forgotten Realms fan, this game is AMAZING and filled me with the same sense wonderment and storytelling that I got when playing Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights for the first time. The developers have such a keen feel for the lore, fans like me are instantly sucked back into the world. And best yet: the big man, Helm, God of Guardians, is back and headlining games again like he should be! Anyways, I really enjoyed your review and will be subscribing.
Good, honest review. I am a veteran of tabletop D&D and a lifelong Forgotten Realms fanatic (Currently reading book 2 of Salvatore's "Neverwinter" trilogy, for the 3rd readthrough of the series). I am not sure if you're familiar with the decades of back-story, but I wish you had touched on the lore and integration into the FR metaplot a little bit. I want to play this strictly for the singleplayer and easter eggs, but am REALLY curious as to how much it weaves into the FR universe. Other than that, you've convinced me to purchase it, once I finish Pillars of Eternity: The White March I
Thanks broseph!
Fantastic review, ACG. You often talk a bit too fast for my liking, but you really do pack a LOT of useful info on the game, and are very articulate and very organized in your thoughts. I just didnt like the G2A link in the description since some very negative things about the company have come up recently -- but this review was awhile back, so I can't fault you for that:) thanks for the review.
If I don't care about multiplayer, is it still worth it?
+RogerioMartins87 The story campaign is very good, so I'd definitely say yes. And new official campaigns will soon be released. You can also play community made modules/campaigns in single player mode with your own character, and you can include the companions from the story campaign in your party.
+RogerioMartins87 Depends on what you are looking for. And have you played Pillars, Wasteland 2, Divinity: OS or Grimrock 2?
Hey, yes, except for Grimrock 1 or 2. I'm not exactly expecting Planescape Torment deep, but if it's fun as Divinity, it's enough.
RogerioMartins87 Well, Divinty offered you multible solutions to problems. Like Stealth, including that funny bush to hide in. You could interact with the enviroment, physics based. Not just a stats porn.
But I'll wait for more reviews and Gameplay vids
Yeah, Divinity was an amazing surprise, the best game of it's year for me.
the DM mode sold me this game thank you for speaking on the enemy editor!
you bet
You, sir, are an excellent reviewer. Thanks for an intelligent, well-paced, and informative review.
Thank you for this amazing review! I was hesitant about it but you literally went through everything I needed to know.
Definitely going to start going to your channel first if I want to see reviews before looking at anyone else's, as long as I'm able to avoid IGN and Gamespot
Plus it's $10 on PSN and Livestock is $12 with PS+
Is it worth it? i want to buy it today... :)
I thought long and hard about buying it yesterday and finally decided to pick it up. I just barely started my journey into the novels of the Forgotten Realms through Ed Greenwood and R. A. Salvatore (and I did play the Baldur's Gate games in the past) so I have some familiarity here. It is very interesting to me and I like it more because of my interest in Forgotten Realms. It makes me very forgiving. I'm excited for a good $10 RPG!
Persephone Rothlion it's not bad, this review made it look amazing, but once I started it up, I couldn't find anyone to play with because the game is practically dead..I was only able to reach level 7 before I started having wondering thoughts on other games
Best reviews on UA-cam. Subscribed.
Really good review, only feedback I'll have is that it was very fast between sections. Cheers, going to buy the game now!
Great review! Nicely divided into the important aspects of the game. How is the replay-ability value for the single player campaign? A great thing about RPGs is having the ability to adopt different choices which affect the story...any of this present?
I lost count how many times i played through Icewind Dale II.. awesome game. Have yet to beat PoE or DO:S.
Have to buy this one as well.. i love the old Neverwinter Nights 1&2.
As a huge fan of the forgotten realms world and its characters and locations, is this worth picking up?
no get Pillars of eternity, Tyranny or Divinity Original Sin
Concelhaut They have nothing to do with Forgotten Realms, get Baldurs Gate I and II, Icewind Dale I e II or Neverwinter Nights I and II.
Great review! With this, PoE, Broforce and Zombasite, I'll be good for the winter.
+Cadre Cola yhanks and agreed
I miss my old college DnD group :(
+bobbypaycheque same :) there is something on steam that has all the hand books and maps and such you can play but seem expensive
*****
The books were always expensive, sadly. At least I remember it that they were pricey at the time. But it was all worth it when you got a great DM and a good group together and had the adventures that you will remember, as corny as that sounds. It was far more personal than any kind of video game I've ever played.
bobbypaycheque
I agreed to that! we would play but we would do our game in "old japan" like the ruins of ryukyu or the desolation of hokkaido, things like that ( being from japan) we also very personal and fun those are days gone bye :(
we would use the books for the rules :)
i would love toi play on steam oneday with fun group
+bobbypaycheque Go find them! That gona be... ADVENTURE!
+bobbypaycheque The basic rules and DM Guide for 5th edition are free on Wizards site.
or the Starter Set for like $12. It comes with an adventure that's about 20 hours. (Still going to want the free basic rules PDF)
Then you can find people to play with through Wizards store finder or facebook groups. or reddit's /r/LFG.
Hope this is helpful. :)
Eh, another question...did you had a chance to look at toolkit? How is it in comparison( if you've tried it) with Aurora from Neverwinter Nights?
+Tylaris ' Yes. I covered the toolkit and what I thought about it in the review
My wizard is proficient in bows and carries one in battle but I cant seem to find out how to shoot the darn thing..... help anyone??
Good, I was kinda looking into something with more replayability value after Transformers. Plus this kinda reminds me of those kind of games I used to love back in the day.
You know, I've been wondering how long have you been doing reviews, since I wanted to look up if you did a review on Kindgoms Of Amalur but couldn't find anything on this channel.
Anyways, thanks for the review. Keep it up Karak!
+metvincent For about 2 years. I was bored to tears wtih KoA. It felt really cookie cutter. Then as I was getting ready to do a review my computer at the time died. Fate, Destiny? Who knows lol. I know people liked it but man oh man not me.
so glad this was reviewed by ACG. Havent had a hood honest review in a while. def gonna buy this now
a good. not hood
I only just heard about this game today lol. Brings back memories of Neverwinter Nights, getting to DM for friends, and creating new and exciting stories together. A very tempting buy for sure... considering it's out in a few hours. Might still wait for a few more reviews though.
+Mr Andy I would. Lots of people didn't check into the title during its development and though it was something it wasn't. The information and previews point out exactly what it is but it won't stop people from shitting their pants when their unrealistic expectations aren't met exactly. And this is from someone who didn't like parts of the game hahaha
Can anyone tell me how are the control schematic and the camera Options ? Is stuck over head or can you zoom
Amazing Review! glad to see it seemingly turned out great! I've been a D/D fan since Baldurs Gate 1^^ I have a question though voice over related: Is everything voiced? side quests etc or just the main quest and your companions?
thanks bunches^^
+Jan H. (Big J) main and many sides yes, some sides no. sort of hit and miss depending on the size or impact of the quest. About average for a normal RP game though
Thanks alot for the blazing fast answer! so the majority is voiced? because i dont know if i can crawl to another book after playing Pillars of Eternety... as great as it is. NO voice acting just doesent cut it for me in 2015^^
+Jan H. (Big J) I can't answer that sorry. I can only say that the main sides are, some sides aren't andits sort of hit and miss on those.
Hey karak did you include prologue as a Act as well or are there 5 acts including prologue???
Very succinct review, great points and details mentioned and explained, and you said what needed to be said in a very appropriate amount of time. Thumbs up and subscribed. Keep up the great work.
+Voc Arin thanks
Question is, can you use the same character for other games then just 1 campaign?
Divinity Original Sin has this problem, 1 character 1 campaign.
I really like your reviews. They seem more "real world" compared to a lot of the reviews on the Internet. You don't seem like you're from one game to the next, while slapping some arbitrary number on the review. Keep up the good work!
+Stuart Bagley thanks sir appreciate it
any idea on length of campaign? thats going to decide whether i try to buy this sooner than later...
+Jeremy Koerber Nah. Could be 100 hours could be. 30. Depends on hundreds of factors and playstyles.
+AngryCentaurGaming hey, great review by the way... did some trades to play this tonight!!! i was a huge fan of all the elder D&D PC games... and grew up playing D&D with friends so good to see another fellow wayfarer who appreciates the universe!!! cheers ACG!!!
Is the main campaign story by itself anything to write home about? I haven't played Icewind Dale.
+Reza Nabavi I can't really add much more than all the details in the story about characters, plot and motivations. Its completely subjective really. Even from my review you can tell what aspects I liked and disliked and I bet they will be different from a good deal of other gamers. Its just...one of those gamers really
+Reza Nabavi Stop any and every thing you are doing. Right now. Do nothing else but go directly to your choice of retailer and buy a copy of Icewind Dale NOW ! Not tomorrow. Not like oh maybe sometime else ... NOW play it finish it come back , thank me and then think about buying or playing other games
holy shit that witcher 3 voice, a voice out of a million
which would you have if the choice was between Sword Coast Legends and Divinity: OS:EE? Which will have longer appeal and better playability (understanding of tasks and progression)
Answered my own question I think. Divinity Original Sin is the better of the two for my money. I had mouse issues (Rat3) all over the place with SCL. Maybe I'll come back to it on PS4, but not on Windows.
DOS is a polished title with over 100 hours of content if you complete everything.
More for your buck i would say.
As always, an exceptional review. Thoroughly enjoyable to watch and not a word is wasted. Thank you.
+TheOmmadawn thanks
Great review! I just purchased the Xbox version of this after seeing your review. I love these old school style of CRPG's.
appreciate it
This made me buy the game apart from all the negative reviews I've seen. Thanks
Wildpants and do you like ?? I’m on the brink of getting it. And I always listen to AFG
Great review, the only one I could find so far on this game. I don't think I've had the pleasure of hearing your reviews, but now I will be.
+Melissa Dove Thanks so much Melissa. This is a contentious title. A lot of folks didn't watch previews or interviews and think its something its not. As long as there is an understanding of what your getting its actually a very good title.
Excellent eye opening review AngryCentaurGaming. I was going to bypass this game completely and it only caught my eye because my friend has it on his wish list. Glad i checked out your review. Love the ingame creation setup with the dungeon master design ability without having to go into a external editor. Fallout 4 is doing a similar thing with its ingame crafting system though not as indepth with creature placement etc.
This looks to be the Neverwinter Nights of this generation. Here is hoping its the start of new rpg dynasty like The Elder Scrolls etc.
Thanks AngryCentaurGaming for the time and work for this and all your mind shattering adrenaline exploding reviews :D
+77Arcturus Its not Neverwinter for this gen. Its a game thats fun by its own rights but as I said in the review, its not those games
LOL, I guess i got caught up on all the exciting gameplay, visuals and positives you were talking about that the part about it not being as indepth but still fun ran right past me like a little kid who hears the ice cream truck and all of sudden everything else is blocked out :D
Thanks AngryCentaurGaming for the reply and much appreciated :)
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS VID! OMG the Dungeon Master Mode and the possibility to share and play other ppl campaigns sound like LOTS OF FUN.... HOW IS IT THAT I ONLY HEAR OF THIS GAME NOW (2017)?! I love D&D, I play on Roll20 every week, I watch Critical Roll and Harmon Quest, and I read RPGWatch and RPGCodex EVERY DAY! How is it possible I only hear of this game until today? They didn't do like much publicity? I want to cry for having missed this awesome game fr such a long time... does anybody at all plays it still today? I'd love to try the DMMode & Multiplayer custom campaigns... DO U GUYS THINK I SHOULD TOTALLY GET IT?! 0_o
anonimoalfin it's $10 right now
Neverwinter Nights is something you should look into, especially with the recent Enhanced Edition.
the multiplayer is completely shut down now so....
I had a huge problem myself with the ridiculously long cooldowns for magic spells. I was expecting to be using them to kill enemies and not just the auto attack.
I could listen to your voice all day.
its 9 $ right now on steam for the normal version.
Acg I've watched loads of your reviews and they are the best I've seen since the 90's when game master mags were my thing. Subbed and liked keep it up man brilliant.
thanks sir
Great review Karak, thanks much.
Thank you for the review. I have been on the fence about getting this game for a long while now and that's due to the fact that the steam user reviews are so mixed and varied. Good review on multiplayer and bad on single. Good review on single and bad on multiplayer. Many "Don't Recommend" ratings on this game due to the fact that they say its way to easy and just a click fest. Very poor DM creations and limited resource distribution. I have never seen a game so split down the middle of good and bad. This review seems to be the most thorough, intelligent, and unbiased. This review seemed to actually care about the bad as well as the good. I guess the best way for one to give a verdict is to try it yourself. I will buy this game. For those in the comments below stating this is like Divinity, Wasteland, Pillers, and the like then I am really excited. Those games are excellent master pieces. I am primarily single player myself so I hope it coincides. Thank you.
+gotrek44 you bet man
Coming from baldur's gate and icewind dale, how did you feel with the party size being only 4? Also, can you use player created characters for each party slot or you only create the main character? And are there NPC companions, does any of them have a mouse as a pet?
I got to meet Jim Cummings a few months back and he was kind enough to scream loud as shit "Go for the eyes Boo, Go for the eyes!!!". Really wanted to meet him cause of his work with childhood Disney cartoons, but soon found out bout all his work on games I've loved just as long. dude was super cool. Not sure if he was talking bout this game or not but he said he'd been working on something Baulders Gate related, so I'd expect to meet up w Minsc at some point in the next year or two... or even in that game, dunno, haven't played it yet.
+Jeffmetal 42 Well, Beamdog did announce Baldur's Gate: Tales of Dragonspear and said that the original cast would be returning to do their roles - maybe that's the title he was working on?
would imagine it being the title you speak of. (which I'm looking up right now!!) He wasn't sure of the name of it but said to look forward to it. I never looked into further after that meeting and don't keep up w/ gaming like I used to, so I was completely unaware of that, that's GREAT news.
I like these kind of pause the action set up strategy rpg games (dragon age, pillars, divinity) but I don't want to buy a game that's really aimed towards multi player. I hear there is a single player mode but does anyone know if the multi game community is any good. Im an old man, and my friends wont play this stuff. can you set up a quick game with random people pretty easy? or at least communicate with others and set up games easily, or are the forums bare and almost impossible to set up games if you don't know anyone?
Hey, I've been following the game for a while and been expecting it. I wanted to ask: How does the game compares to Dragon Age Origins? SCL was developed by previous Bioware people who worked on DA:O, so I'm curious.
I was very excited when they announced that this was coming out on Xbox One. Seeing your review of the PC version is getting me pumped up for it all over again. That being said my largest concern is that when it gets ported over I hope it maintains the pliability and features of the PC version. I won't lie I'm curious to see how they deal with a controller over a keyboard & mouse. I'm praying Xbox One get's keyboard and mouse functionality by then *fingers crossed*
Heck yeah you reviewed this game! I'm making a list of all the ps4 games that I must buy...might buy...and will wait until later to buy and the fact that you reviewed this game was the cherry on top
you bet I did
My man! Since I made this comment I've come back to your channel for 5 other reviews. You're as realible as they come my brother.
Great review as always, gonna pick this up on friday!
+Somnus Post back if you liked it.
+AngryCentaurGaming Will do.
+AngryCentaurGaming I ended up getting it before friday. I must say, when I first started, buyers remorse reared it's malformed head. I found the beginning to be super generic and a bit boring. So I quit and tried one of the quick dungeons. I made sure to choose one with a DM, and wow it was magical. the DM was awesome, he voiced all the npc's and came up with cheesy yet fun little stories. It truly was a wonderful experience. So yes I'm liking it.
I'm not expecting this game to simulate tabletop D&D but does it get into the world lore a lot at least? Because that alone would make it worth playing
@4:17, is that an electric rolling pin???
+Richie K yes...yes it is
I've been keeping my eyes on this game for a while now.. I love RPGs and was planning on buying this soonish, but i noticed the Steam forum is very negative about the game actually. Makes me kind of unsure if i should get this right now, with my limited income atm
This channel has become to me a sanctuary where i build my own criticism.
Hey did you have any experience with he ps4 version or have your heard anything about it. It just seems like a hard game to control on consoles,
Console versions got delayed
+AngryCentaurGaming ohh I see
Hmm, OP says they love it and buy it. Another post release review I just watched says it's full of bugs and dont buy it (e.g. pathfinding, lack of control of summoned companions, massive cpu and gpu spikes, unable to connect for the multiplayer). Who to believe?
+Ironbuket Other than the CPU and GPU spokes and the multiplayer issue(Mine was fine). And other than the pathfinding. I would say we agree on everything else LOL. Which is one thing. You can't control summoned companions. Which I didn't care about at all. But others may.
I found the story to be well written, the voice acting to be fantastic, and the graphics to be acceptable. Unfortunately there was much left to be desired..skill trees, wizard spell progression, inability to access all parts of the realms and monsters when creating a module, shared inventories (when playing story campaign) and the basic overall customization we've come to expect from any rpg especially something from D&D (ex: my ranger started out proficient in all forms of melee weaponry (wasn't able to specialize any further) I was only able to choose one "favored enemy" , and limited sub-races to name a few issues)
5:49 How ironic -- I just watch "Hatfields and McCoys" on Netflix. Never heard of those families before today, and here I am hearing about them in-game. Makes me wonder how many other times I've heard those families referenced.
Can 2 People also play the DM Mode?
Thanks, I was really looking forward to this game, but the mixed reviews on steam had me holding off. You sold you me though, thanks.
Can it be played with no internet access?
These games are the only reason I miss having a PC.
reminds me of titan quest & dungeon siege 2
maybe even divinity original sin, might try it
Woot! Been waiting for this one ever since it was announced. Now that it has the Karak seal of approval, I can go buy it with confidence.
+Darkly Tranquil It does you just need to know what its offering. It is its own title.
Thanks for the review it´s very complete. I am interested in this game I have played almost all the classic and new crpgs and this one looks good.
A shame this game has not receive to much attention.
I wish Nintendo would put out a Zelda game like this. It wouldn't necessarily have to be "The Champions" but just those memories prove that Nintendo had given the RPG formula *some* thought.
You have gained a sub!!!
I really liked your review, but I would have enjoyed it more if you slowed it down a bit. I felt like I had my Speed on 1.25. Your actual talking speed was just a tiny bit too fast, but I'm not sure if you edited sound clips together or you talked a bullet point at a time, but there was next to no pausing for transition. Just like a 1-2 second pause when you are transitioning from one bullet point to the next would be awesome.
+Brian Romano Thats actually how i do the reviews. They just aren't for everyone.
+Brian Romano ut I appreciate you at least giving it a try.
Awesome! :) Thanks for a good review.
+Joshua Carlson you bet
Glad this worked out. Idiot friend pre-ordered a group purchase. Means I get a decent free game but was not sure how this would end up.
i will subscribe your channel but one problem
did i missed the part of story review or you haven't it.
probably
Great review! Thanks a lot!
Been playing this a little, so far an amazing game. So glade this genre is back. Keep up the reviews. :)
+Glade Biddle Agreed Glade. As a package this has some serious chops
+AngryCentaurGaming Yeah, I actually came here after being surprised about the negativity surrounding the game on the steam forums when I was expecting the opposite.
What score would you give this game, AngryCentaurGaming?
+Tor Øksendal I mean rating between 1 and 10.
Honestly? 6/10 good story, interesting characters, didn't enjoy combat system and balancing issues with bosses and normal enemies that could wipe you out in 5 seconds, even though you have the best armor and buffs.
And that's on easy.
Very informative review. Not sure I can justify buying an RPG game this close to FO4's release, but I'm definitely gonna keep an eye on this one for a future purchase.
Was wondering whether to pick it up after seeing a lot of thumbs down for the streamlining. Anyway now I know its fun.
Also what about Age of Decadence, weren't you doing a review for that.
+Noble “Dedicated Dark” Alfred It is fun for sure, just not the game many thought it was despite trailers, videos, previews, and well..everything showing what it was going to be. Not sure I have time for any more Age of D to be honest
AngryCentaurGaming
I suppose then its justified. Too bad, there is currently no review for that game on youtube, at-least I know its good so its fine.
"Now is it D&D? No Not even close!" That's all you had to say.
+mymothersmeatloaf Yep once you can move onto looking at the game itself it makes much more sense.
this was just the kind of review i was looking for, luckily its 15$ on steam atm :)
Thumbs up.
I wonder how this will turn out on PS4 using the controller.
+Maul Xx I am also interested in that
Your content is really high value.
I think the point of being a DM is to create memorable adventures for your players rather than try as much as possible to kill them off. It seems like the game is encouraging a DM vs. Players model instead of a DM + Players one, which IMHO is a bad idea.
+Lukasz Ratajczyk There is most certainly room for both
Reminds me of Neverwinter Nights!
The simple textures, D&D system and no shit like glowing weapons or ultra-big-weapons and armors! medieval envirovment... just awesome! Nothing to say!
Balancing issues with some bosses and mobs.
Again with the amazing similes (the t-shirt one at the beginning for example) :)
Most of your videos that I'm watching, I don't even care about the game. Gotta get dem sweet similes!
+ZzzZombi LOl glad you like them
this game reminds me of Neverwinter nights (2002) i had a blast playing NWN with Friends, the creation kit+DM tools+a good comunity make that game simple amazing
+Rodrigo Almeida A much more actioiny version with less options ya
+Rodrigo Almeida this game was made with console in mind!!! they will never release another game close to neverwinter that for sure was a blast! but still fun too just dont expect much of the DM thing even dungeons cant be customizable... to keep thing simple for everyone. console casual players... lol
Excellent !! Installing as I watch and type :-)
It's Coalesce as in co-uh-less, not coalesk. Great review!!
its basilisk
Koalas
1:34
Correct.
How long is the SP time wise?
+Miskonius I've heard around 40 hours.
Karak once said that they told him it was between 10-20 hours, but he is not saying anything now...
+Miskonius What in the.... I could of sworn I heard 40. 10-20 seems a bit low for this type of game.
This doesn't look like it has the customization of other D&D based games. I've played through NWN2 countless times just to experience it with different races/classes/builds etc. I don't get the feel I'd be able to do that in this. Can't see myself spending money on it for this reason.
I'm interested in these types of games (RPG shenanigans, isometric world). I was always fascinated by games like Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Neverwinter Nights and hearing about how great they are. But I was completely turned off by Baldur's Gate II and (somewhat) Planescape Torment. There was just *too* much text to go through, and required so much engagement that, I just gave up after about two hours in BG2 and three in PT.
I'm quite used to single player action rpgs (Skyrim, Witcher, Dragon Age etc.), but also JRPGs(a lot of them). And I've never played the actual DnD.
Will this game(Sword Coast Legends) be somewhat beginner friendly like me?
+Hemang Chauhan I havnt played this game, but from what ive seen it looks to be more light weighted in regards to the text, so it probably might be pretty good for you. Those games you mentioned such as baldur's gate 2 and Torment Planescape are amazing games, but it might be hard to get into them because they are quite dated now, but if you ever come across new games like them in the future, maybe try and give them a go, or maybe give baldur's gate and torment another go in the future some time, or maybe even give Neverwinter Nights 2 a go. Personally they are some of the best stories I've experienced in gaming, though if reading a lot turns you off or you dont find it fun, then it might just not be fore you. You also may want to try Witcher 3 if you have a rig that can run it ok enough, its open world like skyrim, but, in my opinion, has a far better story that its quite deep and involved but its voice acted and you wont need to do a tone of reading.
+Hemang Chauhan Ya its pretty beginner friendly on easy. On medium its mixes things up and goes from there
ilthraldren Yes, I am playing Witcher 3, and I am enjoying every second of it. But I wanted to play an isometric one.
Yeah, I'll try those games out sometime in future.
AngryCentaurGaming That's cool, thanks man!
Romances, romances...we want to hear all about the romances, Karak.
That's what rpg's are all about these days. :P
But seriously, how close is this to Dungeon Siege( obviously I&II)? Also, when it comes to skill/ability trees...how much "room" is there for experimentation? Or is it more about +x% passives, like in most rpg's these days?
+Tylaris ' Experimentation and flexibility is discussed in the review as is the offensive slant of many of the skills
u sir deserve a sub.
+Kareem Aly Thanks Kareem
Great review!
+Chris Vogel. Thanks
Thing is about this game is that it's a let down to those who wanted the actual D&D experience. The technology is there to be able to make game as the D&D mechanics. I myself was only in for the game for that aspect, but what I think caused the game its total hype was the vagueness the creators left to whether or not there would be a tabletop feel to the game (or a separate mode to make it as such), and if they made a statement related towards that then I guess I and several others never heard it.
+2tm1k34 Other than that I might look into the game when it goes on sale fore steam. I played Bulder's Gate alot as a kid and I would possibly enjoy this, but I would make myself wait a little bit till me or my friends aren't busy to play this game.
Fun Fact, Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, and Neverwinter are all cities on the same continent.
Like San Diego, San Francisco, and Portland.
Ice Wind Dale is not a city, it is the northern tundra-like region near the Spine of the World in Fearun. Get your facts right.
i grew up with these kind of rpgs and i had hoped this one will be good,looks like my hopes were true and im happy that you liked it too,im trusting you with my eyes closed
+depechehim 1 Ya its not DND. But its not say Diablo. Its a big package with some high quality games modes spread across SP, and MP. In many ways its a bit unique in that aspect. Like I said its overall style feels more Icewind Dale than BG
+AngryCentaurGaming so more action focused,ok i loved icewind dale so i can go with that,thanks for the reply and the great review
to be honest I'm into this kind of games back in the day (Baldurs gate Never winter Nights series Dungeon siege series those type of D&D games) but back in day If these games have the skyrim/witcher/ dragon age series game mechanics or type of gamplay it would be more immersive but those are the limitation of technology back in the day... Now.... I played dragon age inquisition, witcher 3 and I just picked up divinity OS last night and it didn't have the magic like I used to love about the old D&D games maybe because the games of today like witcher 3 skyrim are better games and more immersive. I have some friends who won't stop whining about how the old games are way better than today of course that's how they remember it when they were kids.... would you appreciate your black & white TV over your 4k TV? so my point is I just learned how to appreciate what the present has to offer and kept my memories behind at to look at the future of gaming.
I think that a lot of people will be disappointed in finding that it isn't an update of the NWN concept, but I think that this will be great for having some quick RPG fun with friends.
+Casey Miles Whats weird is just reading and watching some previews that is easily noticeable. I think a great many people want information completely disseminated to them.
Can you play this game with just 1 character? I always enjoyed solo playthroughs with these kind of games, but when I'm forced to play with a team it's instantly ruined for me for some reason..
No, you have a team ready for you that you are forced to team with.
I learned 75% of DnD rules from NWN and Baldu's gate. My question is, will this game adequately teach me the fifth edition rules? We are converting our pathfinder pen and paper campaign to 5e DnD, so I need to learn the rules.
You are an inspiration. Thanks!
+aysijosef you bet
Wish they made this game more like xcom in terms of combat and divinity in terms of towns/traveling.