[ SECRET POST #2725 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2725 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: It has begun.

[darkmanifest]

Soul Reaver, like the classic Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver? I'm not impressed by The Witcher 2 in comparison to my favorite RPGs (too much gritty manly man bullshit), but it's leagues better than Soul Reaver in terms of graphics and gameplay. (And Soul Reaver's one of my favorite games, but it's pretty dated and plays like utter shit on the PC).

Re: It has begun.

[feotakahari]

Out of curiosity, what are your favorite RPGs?

And yes, it's Legacy of Kain. I had no earthly clue what I was doing--I was just bumbling my way through room after room, moving blocks here and impaling vampires there, without a clear goal in sight. Witcher 2 sounded like another game where I'd spend a lot of time fumbling about and trying to figure out how to not die, which I reserve for Dark Souls and The Binding of Isaac.

Re: It has begun.

[darkmanifest]

The Dragon Age series and Kingdoms of Amalur at the moment - they're pretty linear in nature, you have room to wander and get a little lost, but it's easy to find the main path again, unlike Soul Reaver. I remember it drove me crazy with its vagueness and endless backtracking ("go north", yeah, sure, I'll get right on that), but I had more time on my hands when I was a kid to appreciate the immersion. Now I want an arrow and big words popping up on the screen to tell me what's what. Witcher 2 has that, it's not "three guesses how you need to progress now and the first two get you killed" like Dark Souls.