HoonDing

Oh great, so Raphael Sbarge is doing some voicework afterall.

The same company made King's Bounty and its sequel has been out in Russia for a while now.

Even with a 1 in Intelligence it is theoretically possible to max out all skills in FO3...

Yeah... but the problem is that's pretty much all I have done in the past 10+ hours or so... In fact, the dungeon delving for Ancient Powerful Items reminds me of Morrowind.

I'm having a similar experience to Gothic 3 with this game... it's a decent enough game, but it's starting to burn me out with all the grinding and I'm beginning to lose interest... I'm somewhere near the end of CHapter 3, I think.

He was the project lead of Morrowind & Redguard. You don't hear many people whining about those games, compared to Oblivion & Fallout 3. He contributed to every Bethesda title from the very beginning, even.

You mean cleric? Send them into a sea of enemies and cast Implosion = win. That said, if the only difference between easy and normal mode in DA is the lack of friendly fire, I expect it to be as challenging as NWN or NWN2 on normal mode.

Interplay's lawyer:

Fallout 3 sucks because of this, which is nearly as bad as this

I guess that one should NOT guard the backdoor into Mordor.

It seems the hero from Uncharted was modeled after David Boreanaz.

Yeah, they're derwishes after all...

Level 10 fireball = win. I'm currently revisiting a lot of areas and killing a lot of creatures I had to avoid earlier.

This game has a Broken Sword feel about it... only a lot more action oriented. I'd play it if it were available on PC. Also, doesn't this game also have Claudia Black as voice actor?

Textures are low-res here and there, but I don't care. I really like the look of this game... it is the visual design of Ankh to a fantasyesque renaissance world. Also this game has really great lighting that really adds to the atmosphere, just like with Drakensang. Nothing like the jarring bloomfest of Oblivion. It's also fully voiced, unlike Drakensang, which is a plus. Combat & skill system works similar to Gothic/Risen, which is another plus. I might pick up the German version if the English version is delayed indefinitely, like with Divinity 2.

It was pretty retarded that Bethesda took away Morrowind's unlimited training in Oblivion, yet on the other hand also took away skill requirements to advance through ranks. Then again, most changes from Morrowind were pretty retarded, to say the least. Best thing to do in Oblivion is kill Umbra at level 1, nab her ebony armor & ub3r sword and head through the portal to Sheogorath's realm.

Risen's gnomes must be amongst the cutest enemies in a videogame ever. I really hate killing them... they're so hilarious when they're jumping up and down.

Venetica demo: What a cool game. Another homerun for Germany.

Lordi would've been a fine contender too.

It's a good thing DA doesn't have Halflings or Gnomes. Considering the bodily proportions DA uses, they'd have to walk on all fours.

Have you been attending business meetings at Quantic Dream?