Slit518
Adventurer
Skyrim's main quest isn't very compelling. The Witcher 3 on the other hand has an open world, and very engaging quests.
I agree. Even simple side quests keep me engaged.
The lubberkin!
Skyrim's main quest isn't very compelling. The Witcher 3 on the other hand has an open world, and very engaging quests.
Same here. That would be really awesome!NWN EE being worked on Beamdog may be upgraded to 5e if there is enough interest if you believe their live stream recently. I would be willing to pay a lot for that.
It’s better in that there is a story, I guess. I just prefer games that have a definite, distinct story, and that get to the bloody point.Skyrim's main quest isn't very compelling. The Witcher 3 on the other hand has an open world, and very engaging quests.
Hah! It wasn’t that bad. But the actual combat mechanics were pretty much perfect imo.You mean after you defeat all your enemies another wave magically appears, every time, for every combat?
I actually can't remember how combat went in DA2 except for that.
I agree. Even simple side quests keep me engaged.
The lubberkin!
Th lubberkin quest was when I realized I was playing a game unlike anything else I had ever played before. Really jerks at the heartstrings.
To be honest, I'd rather have them forego a construction set and 'but we must' multiplayer feature, and instead get a 5e game entirely focused on a single player campaign, something varied and a little sandboxy. But I also very much doubt this will happen before we have another two decades or so of failed MMOs and micro-extortions.
I voted YES!, but that's because I would be happy with any kind of D&D 5E video game. But while I'd definitely buy and play a NWN style game if it was released today, it's not my preferred format. What I'd really like to see is a game like Divinity: Original Sin but using 5E rules. Those games have sold millions of copies so there's definitely a market out there for high quality turn-based computer RPGs. Get on it WotC!