NPCs are either elves, gnomes, humans, or a sort of human/elven fae, and aside from the short stature of the gnomes, they are all pretty similar. I suppose I wish there was a little more variety in the enemies and NPCs you encounter there isn't much difference no matter where you go. Visit a fateweaver, pay some gold, and try something new.I personally don't mind the graphics, but some people may feel a bit put-off by the now-outdated look of the characters and scenery. Disappointed that you put so many points into alchemy, when it feels like blacksmithing or sagecraft would be more useful? No problem. Or, perhaps you'd like to try out the caster class and see what it feels like to deal magical damage from afar. It's easy and relatively cheap to respec your character from say, a stealthy, back-stabbing rogue to a sword-wielding warrior armed to the teeth. However, one thing you're not stuck with is what class of character you'd like to play.
I do really wish there was some sort of transmog system, though, because once you get the best gear in the game, you're stuck with the way it looks whether you like it or not. Sometimes the treasure isn't much, and sometimes it's an epic new piece of gear. Half the fun of this game is exploring and finding treasure. If you're in to that kind of setting, you will surely dig this game.There's loot stashed in every nook and cranny on the map. You pretty much know what to expect: Elves, dwarf-like gnomes, forest fae, gigantic swords and hammers, staves with magical powers, and a powerful, menacingly evil foe commanding a giant army bent on destroying all that is good in the world. It's always fun to level up and choose new skills and abilities to make your character stronger.The story is top-notch, although it doesn't really break any new ground in the world of high fantasy. Blacksmithing, alchemy, lockpicking, questing, melee & caster classes.there's plenty to go around. The combat isn't really like WoW, but there are a lot of similarities in other aspects of the game. It auto-saves regularly so I was able to get back on track very quickly.What spurred me to buy this game in the first place was my desire to find a single-player game that was similar to World of Warcraft. But, I put around 120 hours into this game and I believe it crashed only twice.
First off, playing the Switch version, I rarely encountered any crashes or serious bugs, so either those issues have been patched, or I got very lucky. First off, playing the Switch version, I rarelyThis is a very well-done, engrossing game that really scratched a certain itch for me.
This is a very well-done, engrossing game that really scratched a certain itch for me.
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