KingHarbromm

Well, my Gamespot video shows the creator talking about the game. He says that one of the "cool" things they added was a more action feel. For example, you have to click to attack "a la, Diablo games" and special attacks are done by timing your clicking right. I'm guessing that means if you want to use your Fighter's four attacks in a round, you better be a good clicker. Or maybe its to use feats like Whirlwind Attack. He didn't elaborate. Any "D&D" game that requires me to click a certain way for a CHANCE at using my abilities is not one I'll buy. I don't even know why it got a D&D license if it's going to be like that. Of course, I don't know how you could call Dark Alliance-esque games D&D related, either. Just names and places. That's all. King Harbromm

I'd just like to say that I'm really impressed with how friendly and open the Obsidian staff is being. As a member of the boards, I've seen them take a lot of flak for certain decisions and I know they have enough requests to keep them busy forever. All the while, though, I've not seen one person from the staff get pissy with someone. I think they've been totally open with the details of the game and I really enjoy reading the boards and hearing info about my most anticipated game of all time. It's a refreshing change from the Bioware boards. I don't want to bash anyone here, but I'll just say that I wasn't happy with a few of their employees' attitudes. So, thanks Obsidian for such a great customer service ability. I know I really appreciate it and I'm sure others here do, too. King Harbromm