Not the "R" word again! Ahhh!
It would be interesting to see, actually. Obsidian does a much better job of framing relationships than Bioware does in their games, making them a fling or "potential", rather than a full-blown romance. Which makes sense when you're saving the world - ain't no one got time for that.
Dave's departure left a giant Eurogame and CRPG-shaped hole in Giant Bomb. Miss the duder's input.
I wanna say thanks again (in the new OT) to everyone that Kickstarted. Without your generosity and love for PoE it wouldn't be here today.
So, thanks a lot! I look forward to the stupid-long credits crawl with all of your names...
I guess. It's not like GB does reviews very often, though. It takes a really big release for them to care at all.
How is that... possible?BG2 is probably my favourite game of all time and I didn't know this was coming lol.
How is that... possible?
Giant Bomb does like fifteen reviews a year, to give an idea how little a focus they are for the team. I don't think anyone aside from Rorie (who is more a behind the scenes fellow at GB) is even playing the game.This is a really big release...
Giant Bomb does like fifteen reviews a year, to give an idea how little a focus they are for the team. I don't think anyone aside from Rorie (who is more a behind the scenes fellow at GB) is even playing the game.
I dunno, they might surprise us. But it seems unlikely.
You've probably seen it already but at least they did a QL: http://www.giantbomb.com/videos/quick-look-pillars-of-eternity/2300-10050/
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Still not decided if its satire or he means it seriously :-/
Do you like video games? You should play Pillars of Eternity.
Giant Bomb does like fifteen reviews a year, to give an idea how little a focus they are for the team. I don't think anyone aside from Rorie (who is more a behind the scenes fellow at GB) is even playing the game.
I dunno, they might surprise us. But it seems unlikely.
Jason just posted this on Kotaku. Review still pending.
http://kotaku.com/if-you-like-rpgs-you-must-play-pillars-of-eternity-1693809270
Well, there you have it.
Back in September of 2012, when I first heard that Obsidian was launching a Kickstarter for a spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate, I got a little uh... too excited.
I was ecstatic. I called it my dream RPG. In retrospect that was a bit premature, especially as the years went by and we saw a decent number of successful Kickstarters either disappoint fans or disappear entirely. But the prospect was just so damn exciting. A new isometric RPG in the style of all those old Infinity Engine games I had spent hundreds of hours living in back in the early 2000s? Yes. Please.
Today, having spent the past week sinking my teeth into the game now called Pillars of Eternity, out today for PC, it's safe to say that I was right. This is my dream RPG.
Well to ME this is a big release. For many reasons but ya agreed. GB is sort of not relevant in many ways anyway I guess.
well on steamforums i've seen a lot of some satiric comments like this. And surprisingly more ofne than not there were people , sometimes even author of the post defending it that its meant seriously... ;-)You read "highly praised FedEx quest system" and you're unsure whether it's satire?
Awesome spoiler free review Karak.
If PoE2 has BG2-level romances, with emphasis on intimacy rather than sex, it'll be game of the forever confirmed.
Greatest gaming week of 2015. Bloodborne and an obsidian rpg in the form of pillars.
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There are several 'new' Bioware romances that do the same thing. (Garrus, Jack, Alistair, Zevran if you do it right...)
Isn't that the point of Pillars of Eternity?Please don't post "satirical" reviews. They are not original or clever, and they're exclusionary to newcomers.
Bloodborne and this in the same week, holy shiznats!
Can it top BB's meta??
Is this your longest review?