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Pathfinder fans on it's steam forums complain a lot about turn based vs real time and yes, they are totally unfamiliar with *let it go* playstyle. I got impression people thought Pathfinder is turn based because you have party members, like in those JRPGS.

Fallout was a SHOOTER!

that sounded a little harsh, as we don't know what caused low deadfire sales. I like isometric view, but FPS is definitely not adequate.

Why is everybody talking about FPS, Isometric or Dragon Age? Why not something like Witcher 3 or NWN 2, or even like original NWN, but with better graphics? FPS wouldn't work in this kind of game, you will need to see range of spells and stuff. There was FPS mage game called Lichtdome and you couldn't see your spell range because of FPS Truth to be told, Obsidian maybe made NWN2, but somehow dropped the ball on POE. POE felt too slow because devs don't know that RTwP isn't faux turn based - it's Real Time *with* pause where you don't press pause every one second. That way of playing is just issue command while paused then let AI partially handle the rest while you control one or multiple characters in *real time*. You're supposed to *let it go* while fighting.

Have you tried library -> home?

don't get me wrong, but I feel like people dislike mobile similarities than actually disliking it. You can set low bandwith mode and disable community in settings which you couldn't do in previous library settings. I actually like new library, like news section and really really don't understand what is the problem.

Are they any good with bug patching?

oh my god... why do these studios open up and branch up like Croatian political parties? Where will he find his employees when everyone is looking for same employees? EDIT: Good luck, anyway.

Is that even true interview?

does anybody has link to reddit ps5 leak?

Dev certainly sound unaware of event, which was my point. At least when he wrote that messages on kickstarter that were later reported back.

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2019-10-11-harry-potter-accidentally-helps-kickstarter-game-become-huge-success He may got money, but I bet he's not aware people aren't that interested in his game and based on his story, that may be sad...

Same goes for any kind of speech. Be responsable about your words. Although Blizzard got himself owned.

what use is freedom, if you can be jailed.

Spyro is in November's Monthly, like a knife in those who pre-ordered Spyro not two months before

MMLN?

Candleman Complete Journey

https://gematsu.com/2019/09/atelier-ryza-sales-top-150000-in-first-week-in-japan

If by already, mean steam preorder page, yeah, it's already here. But everyone has to wait till OCT 29.

Neverwinter Nights TotM new dlc Atelier Ryza The Gardens Between, Noita and Deck of Ashes - big regret, though Mistover Merchant of the Skies All steam above Legend of Grimrock 2 Stygian the Reign of Old Ones Neverwinter Nights TotM new dlc GOG, of course.

Yes, of course.

I bought too much games!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/boundbyblades/bound-by-blades-a-monster-hunting-action-rpg Bound by Blades with Kickstarter demo edited: good and bad points for playing the demo: dreamy artstyle crafting and fishing (not just boring fish) second boss is peculiar (not unique, but he jumped because you don't see that trick very often) combo attacks are in the demo demo is smooth and combat feels smooth (kb+m) yes, mouse and keyboard support text is easy skippable by going fast forward the bad automatic interactions with NPC (but may improve) light! on story not feeling player agency, but that may be just me playing few minutes easy game (but if you like it, then it's a plus?)

Cat Quest 2 is out today.

Mulaka looks better than on these screenshots. Today -> Ghost of a Tale