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It also wasn't a Black Isle game
Not developed by, but published by, yes. Black Isle's on the box.
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Not developed by, but published by, yes. Black Isle's on the box.
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Must be why Baldurs Gate was completely playable on launch, while Bloodlines only became playable after 10 years worth of community patches.
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Funny to see these said "rational" people go completely apeshit over bugs.
Worse than graphic whores.
Worse than graphic whores.
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Bloodlines is also completely playable even with just the 1.2 patch. Wesp's patch fixes a ton of small things (and all the stuff he breaks in the process of fixing those small things). It's not like there were still a bunch of outstanding crashes and broken scripts in 2006/7, much less 2014.
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I think that without Troika's games today's market for "old school" RPGs would be noticeably smaller.
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