solamon77

No offense, but I really really hope Obsidian never does something like this. I remember the old days when all developers did just what you are suggesting and it was a huge pain in the rear to keep up with everything. Steam makes the process of updating your games so much simpler. The only complaint I have with Steam is the fact that you can't roll back a non-working patch. Aside from that, simpler is better.

I'm having the same problem. Can anyone help?

This attitude greatly saddens me. It will lead to the complete failure of this game and any future classic RPG games with depth. You can't have just story and deep combat mechanics, you have to have amazing animations, combat flow, physicality, and adequate graphics. And when you wonder in the future how come there are no deep RPG games anymore, you can think of the nostalgia idiots who worship at the altar of false dichotomy. This isn't meant to sound rude, but no you don't have to have these pointless things. You see, the great thing about Kickstarter is, we don't have to cater to people with your opinions on this subject anymore. It was the chase for better graphics, realistic physics, and more action oriented gameplay that had publishers believing traditional cRPGs weren't worth their time anymore. The people who backed this game get to decide whether or not this is the kind of game we want. All 78,000 of us have spoke up clearly, put our money where our mouths are, and made this game happen. I don't know if you follow these sort of things, but 3 of the top 5 highest grossing Kickstarter video game projects have been for games like this one: traditional cRPGs. So as far as which person here is arguing on a false premise, it seems like that person is... wait for it... you. :-D

I'd rather them focus on things that matter, like an amazing story and great tactical combat, than needless things like ragdoll physics.

No thanks. I'd rather see the game come out as intended and then put everything else in the expansion.