Read again what you wrote and what I wrote.
Doubt.
You really are retarded: in the case of 0 to 10 the midpoint and the average are the same. Trying using less semantics and more brain, if you have any.
Uh-huh:Let me help you.
So again, you claim it is below the typical, and again I will ask you who did better in the last 5 years and you won't have an answer.
If the average is 5 (as proved in my previous post), then below average is anything between 4 and 0. I don't need to give examples of other games to state that I rate Rogue Trader's story between 5 and lower (5 is at best), because the story itself is not good (good is above average).
You really are retarded: in the case of 0 to 10 the midpoint and the average are the same. Trying using less semantics and more brain, if you have any.
Uh-huh:Let me help you.
So again, you claim it is below the typical, and again I will ask you who did better in the last 5 years and you won't have an answer.
If the average is 5 (as proved in my previous post), then below average is anything between 4 and 0. I don't need to give examples of other games to state that I rate Rogue Trader's story between 5 and lower (5 is at best), because the story itself is not good (good is above average).
Yes? And you would be correct, only... I am talking about 0 and 10, not 1 and 10.
So *ekhm* "You make zero sense, I feel sorry for you as you are probably disabled. So no reason to carry this on". Seriously, learn to read before you try to make an argument to show off your crazy math skills.
What about contingencies, thief traps and all the other BG2 spells?
Just the fact that it makes the fight vs Icasaracht so easy should be a crime.
Again to the "just don't use it bro" argument, "just lower the difficulty" then.
But that's just don't use it, bro! Like even with all the different classes, feats, and combinations available, he can't not use the ones he thinks are most OP. I think it's a symptom of testosterone deficiency.
I admit that game has huge issues tying plot together in chapters 4 and 5, but writing for the most quests and characters interactions is pretty damn good, at least in Russian, and there are a lot C&C callbacks to some choices (nothing story-changing, but landing on Footfall quietly/publicly for example affects more than dozen dialogues in the city). Companion's participation in dialogues seems to be even higher than in Wrath, or at least on the same level, and their personalities a lot more... balanced compared to Wrath, with its excess of cannibalistic females.
The issue with the story begins a lot earlier than that. I'd say Janus was the point where the cracks were starting to show (at least for me) and it only became worse from there.
There are some major decisions that do get mentioned, but the problem is that there are too few of them and even they don't really have that much of an impact (as you yourself have said: "nothing story-changing"). Rykad Minoris is a good example of a big nothing-burger. Your background doesn't play any role whatsoever outside of getting mentioned a few times in the tutorial/prologue and 95% skills checks during exploration are worthless (realistically there are only there for flavour and to offer you a pittance in XP/money).
Yes, choices made at character creator lacks in reactivity, and it is extra annoying when you play psyker, due to lore, but it was the same in Kingmaker. But reactivity on in-game decisions is higher than in Kingmaker, especially in companion's quests and events. And there some story parts
"Some story parts" is key here. The amount of choices where your choice doesn't matter is too overwhelming for me to ignore. Saving the sacred Archeotech (a major decision at the end of Act I) being worth +2 Profit Factor? That's laughable. How about earning a lot of reputation with the Adeptus Mechanicus faction? That alone would be actually worthwhile benefit gameplay-wise, while also making it feel like your choice matters. To offset this you could make it so that the Holy Inquisition is more vary of you (or limit it to Drusians getting a negative view of you, because it is simpler way of handling this, given the state of the game). Honestly, reputation should be bigger currency when it comes to your C&C than how they actually handled it.
Nooooooooo my unintended Pyromancer with infinite turns is done for. Now i only get 3 extra turns instead of 50.
