This Seems Weird
Fiendish_Warrior
Member Posts: 309
I've been playing the Android version of this on my Xperia Tablet Z without many issues except for the occasional crash here and there or a little slow down when a lot of gas is on the screen from a spell (and it's not too unbearable, although SBDs, in general, are pretty objectionable).
So this past week, I decided to purchase an LTE tablet and decided on the Samsung Galaxy Tablet S 10.5. Having wasted my money on the original Galaxy Tab 10.5, I swore off Samsung for a while feeling pretty disappointed with it in terms of updates, versatility, and performance.
These experiences have led me away from brand loyalty and toward self loyalty, carefully researching devices in spite of brands and choosing what's best for me. But I have to give credit where credit is due and admit that I am thoroughly impressed with the Tab S so far. The first thing that jumped out at me after reinstalling BG is just how much richer the colors are, making my Xperia seem muted by comparison. It's almost like a totally different game.
And in some respects it is... I fired up my first playthrough today, electing to be a wild mage because I was in the mood for a comical minimal reload game. As I start my quest, something abnormal becomes slowly more and more apparent. A glitch? A bug? Something doesn't get along with Sammy? I can't be too sure, but it's admittedly pretty hilarious and totally appropriate for this playthrough.
The issue is this: Every single time my party vanquishes an enemy, no matter how powerful or pathetic, they react as if I am doing a good deed and earning reputation (but no, my reputation doesn't actually rise). My evil NPCS grow disgusted with our zeal for slaying monsters and my good NPCS praise me for it, reminding me how proud Gorion would be of me for dispatching a diseased gibberling. This is, by far, one of the more entertaining runs and I never encountered this issue on the Xperia.
So this past week, I decided to purchase an LTE tablet and decided on the Samsung Galaxy Tablet S 10.5. Having wasted my money on the original Galaxy Tab 10.5, I swore off Samsung for a while feeling pretty disappointed with it in terms of updates, versatility, and performance.
These experiences have led me away from brand loyalty and toward self loyalty, carefully researching devices in spite of brands and choosing what's best for me. But I have to give credit where credit is due and admit that I am thoroughly impressed with the Tab S so far. The first thing that jumped out at me after reinstalling BG is just how much richer the colors are, making my Xperia seem muted by comparison. It's almost like a totally different game.
And in some respects it is... I fired up my first playthrough today, electing to be a wild mage because I was in the mood for a comical minimal reload game. As I start my quest, something abnormal becomes slowly more and more apparent. A glitch? A bug? Something doesn't get along with Sammy? I can't be too sure, but it's admittedly pretty hilarious and totally appropriate for this playthrough.
The issue is this: Every single time my party vanquishes an enemy, no matter how powerful or pathetic, they react as if I am doing a good deed and earning reputation (but no, my reputation doesn't actually rise). My evil NPCS grow disgusted with our zeal for slaying monsters and my good NPCS praise me for it, reminding me how proud Gorion would be of me for dispatching a diseased gibberling. This is, by far, one of the more entertaining runs and I never encountered this issue on the Xperia.
1
Comments
Imagine how difficult it was for the gods before cellphones. Zeus was probably like, "Hey guys, check out this charcoal sketchshot I made of Theseus fighting the Minotaur. I think this scarlet thread is a glitch." And Poseidon burst out with, "Ariadne bro, Ariadne..." while Hades was smdh in shame. Zeus replied defensively, "I know. I'm just saying... I think it should be more like crimson. That's all."
If they comment EVERY time, I guess it's a bug in the Android version of the game.