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Edit : double post

I'm trying disciples 3 Resurrection. I like the undead units at the moment. I also like the balance changes in battles with melee units a lot more efficient.

MMO is a no, no for me ( I don't touch drugs anymore) and I'm not very much into the recent Bioware development. Thus, I think I won't play it.

I think they are armored. And their claws can ignore your armor too. Best would be armor piercing ammo, a long distance and a shot in the head.

What campaign (race) are you playing? Took me a while to realise that you needed to play more than one race from start to end to get the "big picture" of what took place and how each side have their own biased views of it. I'm playing the Dark Prophecy campaign (Empire). Depending on races, the tactics change a bit in combat. Empire is the easiest since they have healing units. A big issue in the gameplay is that leaers tend to become too strong in the end of the campaign due to permanent potions and unbalanced skills chosen. I think Homm3 is better and has a big replayability due to a strong community that mae great maps if you can find those maps.

Divine Divinity is fun, Hack and Slash with lots of quests and a story. It's a bit dated now, but I played it not very long ago. This year, I think.

What is a boss fight if not the end of a level in an arcade game ? It's very artificial. When I'm in a game where I have a boss fight at the end, I feel really in a game. It's like reading fantasy with again elves and dwarves fighting each other with the formers living in forests and the latters in caves.

I picked that one up from GoG a while back. It looks interesting; (though some of the monsters in it are pretty goofy lookin'). *There is a price difference too it seems. http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/fantasy_wars I think this game is the predecessor of Elven Legacy. I've not tried it, yet I liked Elven Legacy. Does any of you played both games and can compare ?

I hate boss fights. I don't understand that an aspect of games like double dragon could be used in games like RPGs. It's like having a nude scene in a war movie.

I've just finished Lonesome road, good ending for the courrier. Now, I'll play MM Clash of Heroes. I hope it's fun.

Playing Etherlords 2. I don't know why I keep replaying this game, but I feel somewhat well atracted by the gameplay.

Downloading it. I will play it after I've finished the current game I'm playing.

Playing Brandenburg in EU III Magna Mundi, trying to understand all the changes from vanilla without reading the more-than-two-hundred-page manual. I'm still at the begining, so I have great hopes this mod will be successful in combining EU II and EU III best aspects.

Personaly, I would say yes. Also, you can check the very good LP done by Tigranes : http://forums.obsidian.net/index.php?showtopic=56942

For 100 euros, you can get the complete Paradox strategy pack. http://store.steampowered.com/sub/11525/

And so illogical : you have a place with only children that send adults in another town. Yet, they managed to have still children dozens of years after its creation. How ? No idea.

Mount and Blade, Gothic 3, Risen.

I've played Mysteries of Westgate. It's an ok module. Nothing exceptional, but well done nonetheless.

You can also see crafting system as a two times reward : first you get the schematics then the components. This way, you can deliver rewards that means a real gap (final object is powerful), yet it doesn't unbalance the game too much (since you need the time to get the components). Adding weight or countless numbers of components is depending on design choices and sometimes, it may becme a bit tedious, that's sure. In Kotor2, it as well done : not tedious and rewarding for developping some skills. In the other cases, it may quickly become tedious. In FNV, I did not at all bother crafting ammunitions. In The Witcher 2, I've used a no weight mod to avoid the tedious part of it.

Still playing Heroes V. Waiting for the VI.

I've recently finished my playthrough of FNV with the three DLCs. So far, I found the DLCs to be of high quality globaly and have a small preference for Old World Blues.

Avadon is ok, but nothing really impressive about this game. I don't really understand all the enthouiasm there has been about the game. But for 6 euros, it's money well spent.

I'm back to FO:NV with the three DLCs I've not yet tested.

After abandoning the stealth approach in Eye : DC, it's a pretty fun game to play. It seems there are different endings depending on the side you choose at some point in the game, but I'm still in the begining/middle of the game (fourth mission).

I'm also playing it. I'm not generally fond of FPS, but if I may try one sometimes, better one with good RPG elements. For the moment, it seems ok, but I'm playing at the lowest difficulty, knowing my lack of skills in action games.