Morgoth
Ph.D. in World Saving
Makes sense. Fantasy was the missing genre in their portfolio. Well let's hope this won't be more generic DOTA/Warcraft/LoL crap.
I would die for a Xcom in a fantasy setting.
BB has little fantasy element for the player, and no management.I would die for a Xcom in a fantasy setting.
BB kind of? Though it utterly fails at strategy layer which really hurts...
I never bought WotC and only have played LW2, is there any reason to get WoTC? Everything I have read seems to point to Lw2 being superior.
If you just want to have casual fun and blow shit up with Superheroes then get WotC. It completely changes the game, it is no longer your standard Xcom formula, it is now a superhero fantasy show.I never bought WotC and only have played LW2, is there any reason to get WoTC? Everything I have read seems to point to Lw2 being superior.
There is a modder that is trying to do that but that mod is very far away from being finished.okay, thanks those are helpful responses actually. I much prefer the 'down to earth' guerilla soldier feel. In fact I would like it to be even more like that really, so WoTC would defiantly not be my kind of thing.
The reason I asked at all was because I had not played in awhile so I went to the workshop to look at any new mods I might add to my LW2 game but every single MOD seems to need WoTC. But its pointless to get WoTC if I am only going to play LW2 since they are not compatible.
But I had been having fun and making progress in LW2 previously--although I don't think I had come anywhere near to finishing it. I had stopped playing for awhile thinking the LW2 modders might somehow merge WoTc with Lw2 at some point, but it does not seem like its going to happen, so I think I am going to go ahead and start playing it again.
I hope they go back to the classic XCOM feel with it, I think I'm off the train if not. 2 had its interesting bits but in practice the ways it departed from the original formula really illustrated how much of that original formula was what made XCOM so magical. I'm mostly talking about setting stuff here since the first one of course departed from the DOS games a lot too, but just losing that incongrous sense of "aliens in ordinary/pastoral setting" was a big deal. Probably didn't help that XCOM 2 has a grand total of *1* UFO mission, which is set to trigger and then populate very late in the campaign.
It also used scripted missions a lot more extensively than the first one, which I think didn't help matters. I'm sure that made it play better for press/reviewers, but I far preferred the vague gestures at a systemic game they managed in 1, even if that was flawed compared to the DOS versions. 1 basically only had the alien base + final track as feeling very scripted and on rails, that feeling is more present throughout all of 2.
Actually there are quite a lot LW2 compatible mods.The reason I asked at all was because I had not played in awhile so I went to the workshop to look at any new mods I might add to my LW2 game but every single MOD seems to need WoTC. But its pointless to get WoTC if I am only going to play LW2 since they are not compatible.
that is the other thing I am thinking too, that PHX point will make it moot.There is a modder that is trying to do that but that mod is very far away from being finished.okay, thanks those are helpful responses actually. I much prefer the 'down to earth' guerilla soldier feel. In fact I would like it to be even more like that really, so WoTC would defiantly not be my kind of thing.
The reason I asked at all was because I had not played in awhile so I went to the workshop to look at any new mods I might add to my LW2 game but every single MOD seems to need WoTC. But its pointless to get WoTC if I am only going to play LW2 since they are not compatible.
But I had been having fun and making progress in LW2 previously--although I don't think I had come anywhere near to finishing it. I had stopped playing for awhile thinking the LW2 modders might somehow merge WoTc with Lw2 at some point, but it does not seem like its going to happen, so I think I am going to go ahead and start playing it again.
And once Phoenix Point is released it might not even matter.
oh I have a lot of mods. I was just checking the most popular mods released in the last 6 months list and noticing those in particular all seemed to be made for WoTC . I have like 50 mods added to my Lw2 game at least, most are just visual or quality of life.Actually there are quite a lot LW2 compatible mods.The reason I asked at all was because I had not played in awhile so I went to the workshop to look at any new mods I might add to my LW2 game but every single MOD seems to need WoTC. But its pointless to get WoTC if I am only going to play LW2 since they are not compatible.
You can check the mods that I currently play with - https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1812065953 .
Mostly quality of life mods, as close to vanilla LW2 feel as possible. No custom classes and other shit. Some good map mods too. No Armor Cosmetics and Voicesets included.