Roarke Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 Is it bad that I got Oblivion just to try out the sex mods from this site? I got so accustomed to Skyrim's combat and sneak system that Oblivion seemed too rigid, I couldn't play a sneaky archer in Oblivion the way I could in Skyrim. I still beat the main quest, but only after restarting as Heavy Weapons Knight. A lot of Skyrim's combat can become easy mode even in high difficulties: Shield + One Handed + A meal with Stamina Regen = Infinite shield bash to stun an enemy Archer + Sneak + Armor Sneak and Marksman enchantments = Deadly arrow strikes from the shadows I also heard good reviews of Neverwinter Nights, so I might get it to play A Dance with Rouges. I would still attempt to beat the main quest but I'm afraid the game may not have aged well. Also, you might wanna try out Unholy Sanctuary and Iris Action. The combat is the main part of the game but the sex only happens after you get defeated. I've played Sanctuary and it's kinda difficult, so if you're not used to classic castlevania you will get defeated a lot.
Nonsense667 Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 I would still attempt to beat the main quest but I'm afraid the game may not have aged well. The problem with Neverwinter Nights isn't really whether or not you feel it has aged well, but how you react to the way the campaign is structured. I hated it, but others could easily love it. I made quite a few characters, actually, trying out what I assumed was "just a tutorial part" of the campaign, before I finally had one get to the next part. The first part gives you a "you must find these four things" objective. No problem, I understand, it's a tutorial. I'll go to the different parts and do the different things and learn the different stuff about the game. Great, I've finally gotten the four things, time to move on to the REAL game! "You must now find these four thing." "... what?" I instantly googled, and found that every single act of the game (except I think the climax/final part) was based on "you must find four things." I never played through the campaign. But it's up to you! And I'll admit. Maybe it's a little hypocritical. I know a lot of game's campaigns might be simply described as "you have to go here/get this," but yet they are still fun. But the Neverwinter Nights campaign just... it felt like it was exactly that if that makes sense, it didn't have anything more to it than "getting four things." But it may not feel like that to others!
Roarke Posted March 6, 2014 Posted March 6, 2014 The first part gives you a "you must find these four things" objective. No problem, I understand, it's a tutorial. I'll go to the different parts and do the different things and learn the different stuff about the game. Great, I've finally gotten the four things, time to move on to the REAL game! "You must now find these four thing." "... what?" I instantly googled, and found that every single act of the game (except I think the climax/final part) was based on "you must find four things." I never played through the campaign. Yea, I remember an amusing post very similar to yours about the campaign structure. It was also followed by a gif with Tracy Morgan saying no. It might have been your post, hahaha! Aged well is kinda vague. I should've said I have been spoiled by all these new games that streamlined the RPG formula and I was afraid I was going to regret my purchase. One day I will man up and make sure to play thru the whole game when I get it.
DeadSomething Posted March 10, 2014 Posted March 10, 2014 well, i must confess that the NWN campaign was a little repetive ... but it had story and twists and dialogue.
Nonsense667 Posted March 10, 2014 Posted March 10, 2014 The first part gives you a "you must find these four things" objective. No problem, I understand, it's a tutorial. I'll go to the different parts and do the different things and learn the different stuff about the game. Great, I've finally gotten the four things, time to move on to the REAL game! "You must now find these four thing." "... what?" I instantly googled, and found that every single act of the game (except I think the climax/final part) was based on "you must find four things." I never played through the campaign. Yea, I remember an amusing post very similar to yours about the campaign structure. It was also followed by a gif with Tracy Morgan saying no. It might have been your post, hahaha! Aged well is kinda vague. I should've said I have been spoiled by all these new games that streamlined the RPG formula and I was afraid I was going to regret my purchase. One day I will man up and make sure to play thru the whole game when I get it. I searched around and I think I found it. http://www.loverslab.com/topic/5030-a-dance-with-rogues/?p=112721 Though I swear I thought I remembered using that Tracy Morgan gif too. XD
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