Have you run into mirelurk hunters yet? Now those things are really bad-ass at low levels. There's a metro station somewhere full of these mudcrabs, I believe.
I have no complaints about diminishing quality... I always manage to play some diamonds in the rough - Drakensang & Divinity 2 were two quality RPGs that I've played this year. Risen will probably be up there too.
I just wish there were still quality adventure games made. I can't remember anything remarkable being made since Dreamfall (and that game was only remarkable because it coming out 7 years after TLJ)... Broken Sword 4 was a bitter disappointment as well.
White Birds Productions didn't really deliver either... Beno
Most unknown Bethesda game is Zero Critical, a point-and-click sci-fi adventure game... I'm not sure whether they developed or published it, though. Probably the latter.
Sheesh, so the Alienage is basically the Warsaw Ghetto, huh?
I have a feeling those nazi humans are really going to suffer at the hands of my City Elf rogue and/or Elven necromancer.
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Not long after the confirmation of the existence of dark energy, astronomers recently found a new mysterious dark energy force in the Universe that works against gravity and could turn the laws of modern physics topsy-turvy.
Seems pretty big from a scientific viewpoint. Though even though it could mean a landmark in gaining a true understanding of the universe, I haven't seen it reported in the conventional media anywhere.
I hope "difficult" won't be synonymous to "frustrating". Running around shooting arrows at wolves to prevent dying in one hit isn't exactly my idea of difficult.
There's actually quite a few interesting Russian games coming, published by 1C (from Vladivostok).
I read a preview on Gamespot about it a while back which showed a list (can't find it anymore though)... I'm looking forward to the King's bounty sequel but there's also a Sturmovik sequel in development, and some kind of action/adventure game involving pirates that looked cool.
Writing in adventure games has only become better as the years progressed.
As for BioWare, they seem to be some people's favourite whipping boy along with Bethesda. I don't really know why. I've enjoyed pretty much every game they churned out from the beginning. *shrug*
That's true, but there are games where leveling up is pretty much just tedious. I think it has something to do with the general challenge level of the game and the awesomeness of stuff you get when leveling up.
Luckily Bethesda had a stroke of genius that made XP gaining in FO3 always rewarding: the ka-ching!! sound.
Well, that sounded all very positive. *interest rekindled*
I think I'll wait for the reviews of RPGCodex & Zero Punctuation before getting the game, though.
Ugh, Saudi Arabia reminds me of a recent article I read about a 12-year old girl been married to a 80-year old.
Anyway, in before Thirteen movie jokes.