Romances are always bad and they just bring weird people into the fan base. You put one romance into your game and your community is suddenly just a place for people to post fan art
Blame Bioware. Fuckers started that trend. And jRPGs before that. As always, the weebs were ahead of the curve.There's this weird expectation now that every goddamn "RPG" must also have romances, even if it is completely irrelevant to the story.
You can fuck off from Drezen and explore all you want after the Queen comes.I'm at the end of Act 3 waiting for the Queen to arrive but I got to find a way to spend 30 days (turned off crusade mode) and all I have to do quest wise is Blackwater. It is tempting to try it again but I am afraid of having to buy some ointment because of how ass blasted I will get.
Where did I hear it last time? Hmmm.... ah, Pitax!I got to find a way to spend 30 days (turned off crusade mode)
Can I do Wintersun at level 10 ?
Blame Bioware
Can I do Wintersun at level 10 ?
Why did they used the same world for second game?
Blame Bioware. Fuckers started that trend. And jRPGs before that. As always, the weebs were ahead of the curve.There's this weird expectation now that every goddamn "RPG" must also have romances, even if it is completely irrelevant to the story.
Why did they used the same world for second game?
As I understand it, Golarion, the world depicted, is the setting for the tabletop Pathfinder adventures published by Paizo, so Owlcat are using that. Several tabletop campaigns have been published by Paizo in that setting, and Owlcat have taken advantage of that to make their games (Kingmaker is moer or less a whole campaign as is, and I believe part of this game is based on one of the others).
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