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You can, but you can only queue two orders IIRC.

Lolwut. Bobby Kotick: never ceasing to amaze me with his stupidity.

Look at the size of her sword! Is that Final Fantasy or what? Seems to be the same placeholder Sten sword they used in every screenshot and that was a DA:O's weapon.

Well the 'it works almost instantly' approach can be seen here pretty well. I'm moving back to the cautiously optimistic state... It's just the tutorial-thingy, so I'm not judging, but I'm not particularly impressed to be honest. Granted, I wasn't impressed by DA:O's gameplay videos either and it turned out to be a positive surprise for me, so I'll refrain from considering it a 'lost cause' and going into all kinds of nerdrage like the rest of the internet.

Shakycam gameplay footage.

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But otoh, there's Oscuro's which basically saved the game for me. And, let's not forget, the guy worked on New Vegas.

Replace 'furry' with 'necrophilia' and you've got the Fallout 3 mod community. Luckily enough, if you know where and how to search, there are decent mods too.

It still looked like a 2007 game though.

Whoa. Also, PC Gamer preview PC Gamer's take on 'it looks just like a mod!' complaints. While it doesn't really talk just about New Vegas, I figured you may find it interesting.

IIRC I had a couple of (apparently) audio related crashes. Of course, I haven't played it that much. There are audio related crashes on the PS3?

Well, you need Oblivion. Since the only experience I've playing it is from borrowing a friend's copy for a couple of days.. I'll think about getting it during one of the Steam sales though.

It's not small at all and while the world isn't as large as, say, Oblivion, it is so much more detailed. Plus, while there is only one city, you are forgetting the Monastery and the Bandit Camp.

There's a demo that gives a decent idea of the gameplay. Quest-wise the game gives almost all of itself during the first two chapters, the last two being mostly a fun but ultimately repetitive dungeon romp with an awfully designed final boss. I'd say it's worth it and I don't regret buying it, but people have different tastes and such.

According to the goons the demo automatically sets all the main quests to completed when it ends, thus spoiling the entire story. If I'm understanding correctly

Seems to be. Let's hope that J.E's experience will be the average one and not just an exception.

By the way, did anyone try both the color palettes?

I don't think we'll have info about the copy protection system used for the game until closer to release.

Yup, it is.

Explore that segment of the cave some more, there is a chest with the key. And I finished the demo. It's not bad but it's ultimately unremarkable, though I guess we can't judge the quest design just yet.

Something a little heartening for the PS3 players here.

I think our perception is colored by his (bad) performance as Shepard. I don't remember cringing at his roles in Dragon Age for one.

Drakensang: TRoT has already been published here ages ago.