Alaisiagae wrote:> @snappy Yes, that's the game!
>
> I enjoyed it. It's similar to Diablo III in that it has loot, but like Obsidian's
> other games it has RPG elemnts - dialog options that can impact quests, the final
> ending, and/or the ending narration. So, there's replay value and variety. I've played
> the game several times, using three of the four playable characters, Anjali (the
> archon) is my favorite. I haven't played the mage yet. You can pick any of the other
> PCs to be your NPC companion (each character appears at a different point during
> the story).
>
> The game is story-driven, the writing is solid and well done (in my opinion), the
> voice acting is good (with a handful of characters that are above average). It's
> not a triple A game, but it felt polished and complete. The first boss is very difficult,
> I had to cheese my way with that by exploiting a few things with the scenery.
>
> Anyway, I'd recommend giving it a whirl if you like action-RPG - more RPG Than Diablo
> III, less RPG than Dragon Age.
>
>
Nice, it sounds interesting and up my alley. I remember wanting a ton of big box PC games back in the day but not having the money, the original Dungeon Siege was one of them. Too bad I now have a list of games I want to play that’s a mile long and money to buy them, but not really enough time to play much of anything.
I love the hint. Sadly, I'm just not as hip with my AD&D as I should be...and I don't mean accidental death and dismemberment. 
in Japan. 
