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Pathfinder, Hellblade, Regalia

CvijetaCvijeta Member Posts: 417
edited November 2017 in Off-Topic
Next year I'm planning to aquire new computer, so I can properly play D:OS2, POE2, P:KM (Pathfinder: Kingmaker) and of course BTIV (Bard's Tale IV) and Nine Parchments... That's going to be relatively soon...

But, my questions goes: Should I buy following games (on sale, of course)
Regalia: Of Men and Monarch
Hellblade: Senua Sacrifice
Pathfinder: Adventures (this is card game, though)
Tyranny - not fan of evilness, I even try to be nice in D:OS2...

Have you play any of these, I did watch some youtube videos...

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  • FardragonFardragon Member Posts: 4,511
    edited November 2017
    Of the ones I've played, here is my opinion:

    1) Pathfinder Adventures. This is awful. If you want a card game play Hearthstone, it's far superior. Or Solitaire.

    2) Didn't care for Tyranny, got about 2/3 of the way through and quit. Two reasons: the gameplay suffered from a typical problem with classless systems: there is clearly a build (wizard, basically) that is superior to the other options. Thus, there is negligible character customisation unless you are willing to choose inferior options for role playing reasons. And the other: I don't like being evil either.

    Haven't played the others.

  • CvijetaCvijeta Member Posts: 417
    I bought Regalia in the end. It was that or Divinity:OS1 or way more expensive Hellblade... and few others I own on gog.com or I wasn't really into those games.
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