EPTOn February 14 2012 14:31 ArmyOfPlatypi wrote:
Ever play Fable? That would give you a clear idea of the combat style.
Ever play Fable? That would give you a clear idea of the combat style.
Unfortunately, no. Didn't play Fable :/
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning thread - Page 20
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ApoNow
Luxembourg100 Posts
Unfortunately, no. Didn't play Fable :/ | ||
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
Seriously, it's so silly when you have the previous head masters and high ranks who probably have been studying half a century / several centuries depending their race and then this new guy around the block comes in and becomes the most bad ass in the order within a week. Sigh. On other news, level 29 and still looking for challenge, not finding it. Have 4 million gold though, damn if I know what to spend it on. Finished 2 "main areas" still 2 or 3 to go, depending how the right side continent is structured. Combat is still nice and flashy, but at this point really repetetive and one dimensional. Oh hey ambush, meteor, lightning storm, oh loot.. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On February 15 2012 11:33 daemir wrote: Somebody has to teach modern game designers that even if you put a guild for warrior/thief/mage/ratslayer/whatever in your game, you don't necessarily have to make the player character, the chosen demi god the "name your fantasy world here" to become the headarchmasterguruoverlordgrandhoncho within a tenday. It's totally OKAY if the PC can reach decent rank for obviously being super duper gifted as the chosen ones tend to be, and then put it in the epilogue that they eventually raise to the position of grand master whatever. Seriously, it's so silly when you have the previous head masters and high ranks who probably have been studying half a century / several centuries depending their race and then this new guy around the block comes in and becomes the most bad ass in the order within a week. Sigh. On other news, level 29 and still looking for challenge, not finding it. Have 4 million gold though, damn if I know what to spend it on. Finished 2 "main areas" still 2 or 3 to go, depending how the right side continent is structured. Combat is still nice and flashy, but at this point really repetetive and one dimensional. Oh hey ambush, meteor, lightning storm, oh loot.. Haha, I agree. Same with skyrim. I was like... really? Like, there's one thing about being a hero/badass, but doing that shit makes the world seem really weak. Also, if you don't want to be stupid easy, don't take meteor or the fire spells. They're stupid OP. Any form of lifesteal also makes the game really easy. | ||
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Celadan
Norway471 Posts
angry joe reviewed this one, you might wanna check it out | ||
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D4V3Z02
Germany693 Posts
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Zozo
Brazil2579 Posts
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holdthephone
United States523 Posts
i love broken balance in RPGs like this, but it shouldn't be a factor until much later in progression. | ||
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
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Sprungjeezy
United States1313 Posts
+ Show Spoiler [End of the Warsworn Quest Line] + You have to kill a few of this guys disciples and then finally you meet the guy who was attempting to summon the Lord of Niskaru who would unleash an army of Niskaru to defeat the bad people (or that's what this guy believed), but you have to kill the guy summoning the Lord of Niskaru first, then the Lord of Niskaru talks to you directly, and he's like "If only I had a better person to help me" and then asks if you're willing to help. You then get the Thumbs Up (help him) or Thumbs Down (walk away). If you Thumbs Up, he asks you to kill all of the leaders of the Warsworn and then steal that item from the Warsworn's cache of loot. But for some reason, all you do is steal it and that's it, you get the fatecard for being a baller traitor and can no longer talk to the Warsworn NPCs as they attack you on sight. I went around like Anakin in Revenge of the Sith, killing all of the jedi in the temple and felt like a genuine bad ass. But then when I went back to the Niskaru guy, I wanted to summon him and then obviously betray him, because that's who I am. I get there and all that happens when I apporach his rock is "You don't need to come here, I am always with you" or some bullshit. Granted I may have misunderstood the quest, but I was pretty sure these guys wanted to summon this super evil motherfucker, but when I try to be super evil. The guy is just like "lol thanks for doing all this, I'm not actually interested in being unleashed, please continue with the main quest." After unleashing my fury upon all of the Warsworn and playing out the "evil" as far as I could, I went back to a save I made directly before fighting the guy summoning the Lord of Niskaru and chose the Thumbs Down "good" path. | ||
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holdthephone
United States523 Posts
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Zooper31
United States5713 Posts
On February 16 2012 14:35 Sprungjeezy wrote: I was kind of disappointed with part of the game. + Show Spoiler [End of the Warsworn Quest Line] + You have to kill a few of this guys disciples and then finally you meet the guy who was attempting to summon the Lord of Niskaru who would unleash an army of Niskaru to defeat the bad people (or that's what this guy believed), but you have to kill the guy summoning the Lord of Niskaru first, then the Lord of Niskaru talks to you directly, and he's like "If only I had a better person to help me" and then asks if you're willing to help. You then get the Thumbs Up (help him) or Thumbs Down (walk away). If you Thumbs Up, he asks you to kill all of the leaders of the Warsworn and then steal that item from the Warsworn's cache of loot. But for some reason, all you do is steal it and that's it, you get the fatecard for being a baller traitor and can no longer talk to the Warsworn NPCs as they attack you on sight. I went around like Anakin in Revenge of the Sith, killing all of the jedi in the temple and felt like a genuine bad ass. But then when I went back to the Niskaru guy, I wanted to summon him and then obviously betray him, because that's who I am. I get there and all that happens when I apporach his rock is "You don't need to come here, I am always with you" or some bullshit. Granted I may have misunderstood the quest, but I was pretty sure these guys wanted to summon this super evil motherfucker, but when I try to be super evil. The guy is just like "lol thanks for doing all this, I'm not actually interested in being unleashed, please continue with the main quest." After unleashing my fury upon all of the Warsworn and playing out the "evil" as far as I could, I went back to a save I made directly before fighting the guy summoning the Lord of Niskaru and chose the Thumbs Down "good" path. Can't have it both ways. Kill the Warsworn or kill the Niskaru Lord. | ||
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Sprungjeezy
United States1313 Posts
On February 16 2012 18:54 Zooper31 wrote: Can't have it both ways. Kill the Warsworn or kill the Niskaru Lord. + Show Spoiler + Lol, there is no Niskaru Lord to kill in either scenario. In one you choose NOT to summon him after killing his disciples, in the other you choose to ... help him.. again after killing his disciples but he is still not summoned... The second scenario ends with "thanks for the help, here is your fate card or whatever, but I don't actually want to be summoned, that other guy was just messin' around." | ||
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snowbird
Germany2044 Posts
The graphics are outdated and I absolutely hate the world of warcrafty style, the controls are clunky and not very PC friendly, the menu navigation is horrrrible, it annoys me to no end. Still, I like the game and I'm having fun, it's really weird! I went full might and blacksmithing but I'll probably respec because the game kind of has become to easy with crafted weapons. Just turn on relentless assault and kill everything with a few blows. | ||
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
Sometimes I summon my skeleton and watch him stand next to me doing nothing while enemies are attacking me. Sometimes I wonder where those little orbs I should get from my shield disappeared to. Sometimes I throw my chakrams around out of pure boredom. In the end, I'll call in a meteor and move on anyway :x | ||
IntoTheWow
is awesome32278 Posts
But it breaks easily. I tried re-roling different classes but in the end you only need to dodge sometimes and then just unleash whatever you have that does the most damage : [ | ||
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Fiend13
Germany140 Posts
On February 17 2012 06:40 IntoTheWow wrote: Yeah, the fighting system has potential (I loved for example how some enemies apply different tactics, like wolves). But it breaks easily. I tried re-roling different classes but in the end you only need to dodge sometimes and then just unleash whatever you have that does the most damage : [ Archer looks underpowered enough to be balanced. Try that if you like. Also from the hints i figured there would be Diablo like immunities but I'm already level 30 and still everything is vulnerable to fire. That's a bit disappointing. | ||
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holdthephone
United States523 Posts
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daemir
Finland8662 Posts
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EchOne
United States2906 Posts
On February 17 2012 06:49 Fiend13 wrote: Archer looks underpowered enough to be balanced. Try that if you like. Also from the hints i figured there would be Diablo like immunities but I'm already level 30 and still everything is vulnerable to fire. That's a bit disappointing. Bow rapes at least as hard once you put enough skill points into it. Game is just too easy. | ||
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