that game... Singlehandly killed a company despite good reviews. Still makes me laugh. The state Rhode island helped fund that lol.I suppose I do too.. but then I'm afraid the world afterwards will resemble Kingdoms of Amalur. You'll wake up on a pile of corpses and you'll be A Mage/Warrior/Rogue at once.
that game... Singlehandly killed a company despite good reviews. Still makes me laugh. The state Rhode island helped fund that lol.
And I thought kotor2 was bad
Was from Obsidian, they are famous for this type of game.
Was from Obsidian, they are famous for this type of game.
I have a soft spot for KOTOR2 and DA2... both are overlooked sequels to a beloved game, that had the potential to be great, but even with great devs working on the project, suffered the misfortune of a rushed release date by the parent company.
LIES. I liked Kotor 2 better than 1!that game... Singlehandly killed a company despite good reviews. Still makes me laugh. The state Rhode island helped fund that lol.
And I thought kotor2 was bad
I only played Kotor 2 at launch. I hated the ending.. or the half-assed ending. I heard they updated it, but I haven't gotten around.
if you call fans butchering code and using half assed attempts at adding content updating sure lolI only played Kotor 2 at launch. I hated the ending.. or the half-assed ending. I heard they updated it, but I haven't gotten around.
People people biggest star wars geek here and while I have grievances 18th kotor2 it's purely gameplay not story(though it needed more time.
I seem to recall liking it until the end. Maybe that's what disappoints other people.
yeah it was a bit weird after kreia drops the I love you bomb. But I liked it a fitting end for the greatest villain imoI seem to recall liking it until the end. Maybe that's what disappoints other people.
I never played swtor.. I dabbled for a sec, but I don't like mmos. It looks cool though (visually).
Visuals may be weak, but they did the design well. I'd rather see that than shiny graphics. Blizzard does the same thing. They don't do anything with their graphics and still kick everyone's ass.
The first diablo was very good for me, back there.
They all are
I didn't like Diablo 3 very much.
I just thought of a crazy romance idea! A spirit of love, who gets ends up turning into a desire demon, unless you act accordingly! I know it's stupid, but it would a new experience.
^ I don't want the ability to romance a spirit. Their very beings are completely receptive and influenced by other people; they don't have true independent thought and desire.
Now, there are certain particular circumstances where a spirit is more independent, but that also depends on its original nature. For example, I think Justice while inhabiting Kristoff's body was his own "person," while still having those attributes that made him Justice. However, that changed when he merged with Anders, and at that point I don't think either of them were independent people.
This is the same problem that I have with the idea of having a romance with DAI Cole (in the base game). He acts and behaves out of compassion; he doesn't do things for himself. So how are we to know that he isn't with someone just because he feels that it will "help"? We can't know that. After making him more human, and after a further two years, he has that independence of self to form his own romantic feelings about someone.
I just thought of a crazy romance idea! A spirit of love, who gets ends up turning into a desire demon, unless you act accordingly! I know it's stupid, but it would a new experience.
I would like to see what they could do with a spirit romance as long as it is not like with Cole who was child-like at mind and vulnerable to the emotional influence of others as, I believe, David Gaider explained. I think I could see a spirit of valor or honor would be the better candidates with certain circumstances since I'd prefer them as a companion and combat would create issues for spirits with a certain purpose.
I would like to see the transformation be connected not entirely to the romance but that is me and I can see the interesting story prospects that could lie in it happening in connection to the romance.
I'd rather be an abomination but this sounds much more funI just thought of a crazy romance idea! A spirit of love, who gets ends up turning into a desire demon, unless you act accordingly! I know it's stupid, but it would a new experience.
I actually would be intrigued to see a host who was worse than whatever was possessing them, so when they get their personality subsumed and/or merged with the possessing entity, it tempered them somewhat and they actually ended up becoming a "better" person because of it.
Also can anyone else picture the evil machinations of a Desire Demon abomination to be revealed to be nothing more than... operating a brothel. Because if all they want is to feed on people's lust and desires, then running a brothel would be a constantly refilling buffet table of willing mortals for them to sustain themselves on?
(Of course, this requires the demon being smart enough not to gorge themselves and kill patrons, so not to attract undue attention and keep off the radar, something that most demons tend to struggle with.)
I never enjoyed the sequels as much as the original, to be honest, whether it was NWN or whatever, but I did think they were kind of fun as well.
I'd rather be an abomination but this sounds much more fun
It's definitely 'easier' then being an abomination, since this would require a huge change in perspective from the PC, and a lot of work from to implemente it along the other type of PC.
^ I don't want the ability to romance a spirit. Their very beings are completely receptive and influenced by other people; they don't have true independent thought and desire.
Now, there are certain particular circumstances where a spirit is more independent, but that also depends on its original nature. For example, I think Justice while inhabiting Kristoff's body was his own "person," while still having those attributes that made him Justice. However, that changed when he merged with Anders, and at that point I don't think either of them were independent people.
This is the same problem that I have with the idea of having a romance with DAI Cole (in the base game). He acts and behaves out of compassion; he doesn't do things for himself. So how are we to know that he isn't with someone just because he feels that it will "help"? We can't know that. After making him more human, and after a further two years, he has that independence of self to form his own romantic feelings about someone.
The idea sort of amused me , the reflect your every wish.
Because I think it's creepy.
But I was playing Fallout 4 and there's one companion (you can't romance) who's sort of a spy , and change his face and identity, and likes to lie a lot etc...
Anyway I was musing on a romance where the LI would be like that.Someone who totally mold himself/herself on your expectations , and you're never quite sure if it's genuine or all a façade.
Now I'm picturing a desire demon doing this.And perhaps you don't know it's a desire demon , let's say he/she pulled a Cole ,and is semi humanoid.
Like I said I would find that amusing in a creepy way , because for me it would feel SO wrong.
Of course I don't think you could pull that off in a game , the character sort of molding its personality to fit the pc desires would be super hard to pull off.
Their very beings are completely receptive and influenced by other people; they don't have true independent thought and desire.
I thought we had examples of such ones but now that I think about it, I may have been remembering someone who was actual an unusual abomination or a spirit that either took on a persona or was heavily influenced by one.
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