Menckenstein
Lunacy of Caen: Todd Reaver
KiddDaBeauty @ bioboard said:Most of that review's criticisms are true to some degree, but I'd not be so quick to say they ruin the experience completely. ME3 is hardly a perfect game, even aside from the ending it cannot reach the greatness of BG2 and ME2. But it is by no means not worth playing for an RPG fan.
Still, something positive came out of the review. Lots of names in that rpgcodex list of "rpgcodex approved"-list of games and I intend to look through a few of them. Some, such as Torment, Fallout and Arcanum I've already played. But many are new to me.
Of course, seeing Eye of the Beholder listed makes me question just what it takes to make the list - Diablo does the plot-void, no deeper-than-numbered-armour-class-character defining, real-time-with-cooldowns dungeon delving thing much better and is nowhere to be seen on the list after all
EDIT: Flavour for those of the rpgcodex who venture here! Since bioware does too much Only the Chosen One has the Ability to Defeat One True Evil plots, apparently, what about them Dragon Age 2? Pretty welcome variation, I'd agree. Hm, though this is merely for rpgcodex people, please don't make this a DA2 thread now X)
EDIT2: For future reference, Menckenstein, you are the one who will have to PM me and not the other way around kkthx
Sorry hotbabe but I don't have any Bioware titles , so we are trapped as star-crossed lovers, seperated by eternity (30 days).
I sincerely hope anyone reading the review or this thread gives some of the Codex approved games a spin, I think they'll have a fucking blast and if it changes their outlook or at least gives them a better appreciation for the classics I hope they join the ranks of the Codex and immerse (derp) themselves in the incline.
I have an account on BSN. But I never go there THAT PLACE SCARES ME!
I feel the same way about KMart.