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Preview Pathfinder: Kingmaker Trailers, Previews and Interviews
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Iluvcheezcake
Prophet
Ok, so i played for a couple of hours and it has been pretty fun. I backed the game on Kickstarter but refrained from playing or reading too much (also never played Pathfinder before), so I went in completely blind for maximum wonder and enjoyment (i hope)
Several highlights
- alignment is not cosmetic, it comes into play often in dialogue and C&C, and it can be changed as well depending on your actions (so far evil alignment is handled nicely, its not just STUPID EVIL as most other games)
- skill checks come up often in dialogue, as does alignment (havent seen any stat checks so far, but i havent played for very long)
- even though the game has a tutorial, it does not hold your hand. I have died on numerous occasions
- there are bugs present, but none gamebreaking so far
- character creation screen is very detalied and there are a lot of choices to make, lots of classes and each of them has 3 subclasses to choose from, also there are prestige classes that you can unlock
I do NOT regret backing it, and have enjoyed my time in the game so far. Will write more as i progress in the game.
Several highlights
- alignment is not cosmetic, it comes into play often in dialogue and C&C, and it can be changed as well depending on your actions (so far evil alignment is handled nicely, its not just STUPID EVIL as most other games)
- skill checks come up often in dialogue, as does alignment (havent seen any stat checks so far, but i havent played for very long)
- even though the game has a tutorial, it does not hold your hand. I have died on numerous occasions
- there are bugs present, but none gamebreaking so far
- character creation screen is very detalied and there are a lot of choices to make, lots of classes and each of them has 3 subclasses to choose from, also there are prestige classes that you can unlock
I do NOT regret backing it, and have enjoyed my time in the game so far. Will write more as i progress in the game.
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