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Review RPG Codex Retrospective Review: An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire (1997)
- Thread starter Infinitron
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Its not really much of a compliment to say its better then Oblivion.
Personally I found it very boring, boring world design, boring enemy and encounter design, boring story and quests. It is better then Oblivion, Fallout 3 and many other games like Dungeon Siege but its still just a boring game.
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You can jump freely in Oblibian.
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Sounds intriguing. I think I'll give it a shot.
Thanks for the review.
Oblivion tricked me into thinking it was merely mediocre until after the tutorial was over. Amalur did not.
Thanks for the review.
Oblivion tricked me into thinking it was merely mediocre until after the tutorial was over. Amalur did not.
Amalur was a shit terrible game with an "open-world" requiring linear progression. It is also feature one of the blandest, most non-sensical plots/settings I've ever encountered. Oblivion was an atrocity but at least it provoked a reaction. Amalur just made me fall asleep at the keyboard.
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