A very short "Why D:OS is the Best"

[thesoup]

I played 55 hours of it with evdk, then we stopped because I had to leave abroad and couldn't just carry around my desktop. And after I was back, the EE was announced so we patiently waited. Then I left for abroad again and the EE was released. A few months pass and I finally have my dekstop with me so we're playing it again. And it's still a great game. Great combat, great music, top atmosphere. Definitely the best kickstartered game so far.
Hopefully the sequel will be even better as Larian tends to deliver on their promises, even when they shoot almost Molyneux-esque high.

 

[evdk]

And it's still a great game.

Now imagine if I actually played sober.

 

[thesoup]

And it's still a great game.

Now imagine if I actually played sober.

I'm not buying that excuse for casting spells on me and buffs on enemies.

 

[evdk]

And it's still a great game.

Now imagine if I actually played sober.

I'm not buying that excuse for casting spells on me and buffs on enemies.

Nono, that shit I do strictly because I find it amusing.

 

[Orma]

how romantic

 

[Alex]

I played a bit with the game. The overacting with the giant oyster made me really suspicious about the rest of the game, but I was still willing to give it a chance. Then I found the weaver of the universe or whatever that was and I just gave up.

 

[Severian Silk]

Ambience/setting sux pretty hard in this game. (All Larian games.)

 

[DraQ]

Ambience/setting sux pretty hard in this game. (All Larian games.)

Divinity 2 had pretty good ambience (not arguing about the setting).

 

[Morality Games]

It's somewhere between Forgotten Realms and Discworld.

 

[Doktor Best]

I actually liked the setting and the writing had some genuinely good parts in it (the weaver of the universe was one example of what i liked).

It was just too convoluted, that was its main problem.