DeepOcean
Arcane
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- Nov 8, 2012
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To be honest, I didnt play it yet and maybe in the distant future maybe, a huge maybe, I will summon the courage to try it after the beta testers are finished. I'm not stupid to pay for a game that I dont expect much just for the hope that the missing 3/4 of it doesnt suck.
The reason for my disinterest is that it looks like a game made for fags and manchildren, the same kind of cringe that go on RPG conventions, it is not a wonder why it is being so successful, it captured the nu-RPG fans market right there. From what I've seen of the characters, some I just want to torture and murder, the others are a big meh, not that different from BG 1 and 2 but Larian choices made everything look more... infantile like this is Disney version of the Forgotten Realms, that whole "We must go EPICZ!" attitude sounds like moronic pandering too.
I just wanted a Hero's journey kind of rpg with a decent aesthetics, where you have a nobody hero guy, going from location A to location B, doing all sorts of stuff in the middle and becoming more powerful during the journey, with some level of maturity in it. This whole "You have an ithilid on your head" nonsense is a big turn off.
Nope, I'm not wishing for a philosophical inclined plot from a BG game, BG games are low brow fantasy as it gets but I just cant take Larian stuff seriously from what Ive seen from the game, it activates my cringe alert to maximum level. Later, when the full game is released and people talk about the combat and if the game has incline combat encounters, I will buy the enhanced edition at 75% off just ignore the story, skip the dialog to get to the fights and have some TB 5e combat.
The reason for my disinterest is that it looks like a game made for fags and manchildren, the same kind of cringe that go on RPG conventions, it is not a wonder why it is being so successful, it captured the nu-RPG fans market right there. From what I've seen of the characters, some I just want to torture and murder, the others are a big meh, not that different from BG 1 and 2 but Larian choices made everything look more... infantile like this is Disney version of the Forgotten Realms, that whole "We must go EPICZ!" attitude sounds like moronic pandering too.
I just wanted a Hero's journey kind of rpg with a decent aesthetics, where you have a nobody hero guy, going from location A to location B, doing all sorts of stuff in the middle and becoming more powerful during the journey, with some level of maturity in it. This whole "You have an ithilid on your head" nonsense is a big turn off.
Nope, I'm not wishing for a philosophical inclined plot from a BG game, BG games are low brow fantasy as it gets but I just cant take Larian stuff seriously from what Ive seen from the game, it activates my cringe alert to maximum level. Later, when the full game is released and people talk about the combat and if the game has incline combat encounters, I will buy the enhanced edition at 75% off just ignore the story, skip the dialog to get to the fights and have some TB 5e combat.
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