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Can't speak Russian but the guy in video seemed pleased. Love the map!

Oh Yeah and don't forgot hoarding vast amounts of gold. I think Divinity Original Sin broke me out of the hoarding scrolls and potions habit. I actually felt I had to use them in a lot of encounters especially the resurrect scrolls.

In fantasy settings I only play wizards . In modern/high tech RPGs with guns I'll play only a sniper. While I really appreciate the opportunity of choices to be the villain or do selfish and nasty deeds I will only choose the selfless heroic options. If I replay the game I will choose the exact same options (thus I rarely replay a game), but I really do love being offer the choice.

I couldn't agree more if your a fan of CRPGs 2014 was a fantastic year. I loved all three of those titles. 12 hours and 4 more days and counting.

This Interview has really pumped me up for this game. Josh has pretty much has said everything to arouse all my CRPG senses with this interview.

I believe crowdfunding is a viable alternative to the current publisher model. Without kickstarter games like wasteland 2 or shadowrun returns and possibly POE may have never saw the light of day. Niche games like POE, Wasteland 2 and shadowrun returns will not deliver the several million dollars worth of sales the big publishers are striving to acheive. So I would definitely support Osidian decision to return to crowdfunding for the initial startup funding for a sequel project provided this success of POE. I understand the critics of crowdfunding who point out there is litttle or no protection to the end user who contributes money to project. It's definitely a gamble. I have been fortunate in that all the projects I have chosen to back have delievered or close to being delivered but I have read the horror stories where some projects failed to delivered or delivered less than what was promised. I kind of view not as a investment but a advance pre-order and there is no gaunertee that even those AAA titles live up to their pre-order hype either. From my positive experiences I have no problems funding games the big named publishers would not back . Here is hoping POE is another successful and enjoyable kickstarter project. So far I like what I have been reading on this forum and other sources.