Doesn't something about The Witcher 2 seem off?

[QUOTE="Advid-Gamer"]

[QUOTE="-wildflower-"]

Wait, are you saying Oblivion is a real RPG? :lol:

-wildflower-

Wait are you saying its not:lol: I love how everyone here twists and turns everything to fit the purpose at hand. Dose anyone here have a honset opinion EVER? pathetic

Oh, wow, I've seen the light! I guess subconsciously I was being "dishonest" in my opinion because I just wanted to be cool or am hoplessly clouded by nostalgia. Oblivion is actually to a super, fantabulous RPG! You figured me out.

/end sarcasm

Look, I've written many times why I disliked Oblivion (saying many of the same things others have already said in this thread) so I won't rehash it yet again but I will put the onus on you since, after all, you're the one leveling the lofty accusations of intellectual dishonesty. Please, do tell, what makes Oblivion a great RPG? Was it the level scaling? The many useless and broken skills? The lack of choices and consequences? The laughably bad writing? The combat? Please, enlighten me.

I'm all ears (or eyes, as the case may be).

Advid-Gamer you are thefirst to ever claim Wildflower was inconsistant. You may not be the last but you will be just as wrong. You ask if people here have honest opinions about things yet give no real examples of your own above the calling of names and the cry "your wrong". It's ok cause these forums are full of the like.

It's not hard for me to have an honest opinion cause I don't care what anyone thinks of them. An example of my opinion;I liked Oblivion but the auto level took away allot of the challenge. I loved Morrowind cause it didn't. I won a great sword early in the game cause of a challenging battle that I maybe shouldn't have won but I did. And I love The Witcher 2, it to is a fun challenge. I don't judge games by their expectations or comparisions to others,I judge them on their own. The final verdict for me is where/are they fun to play not what did they do better or worse then something else cause that would be in the first premise, is it fun to play. Now you may flame away...

Anyway... How in the world are people dying 100's of times in TW2?KalDurenik

You're named after a Oblivion NPC and you say something about TW2 seems off?

This is a joke, right?

Mograine

Ahahah! Kudos to you, good sir!

How can you take issue with TW2's "chaotic combat" when Two Worlds 2 and Risen play in almost the exact same manner?

This game was designed primarily with gamepad and consoles in mind. That is why it is 'off'. Yes, I am saying the game is consolized.

This game was designed primarily with gamepad and consoles in mind. That is why it is 'off'. Yes, I am saying the game is consolized.

VeryBumpy

I put a good 200 hours into Oblivion, but I don't think it's in the same league as the Witcher 2. They are, however, completely different types of games. Oblivion is a big sandbox, light on story and characters and big on world interaction, whereas the Witcher 2 plays like a really good book that you get to guide. Both are worth playing for sure, but the Witcher 2 (so far 12 hrs in at least) is on another plane of existence as far as storytelling in videogames goes. Nothing comes even remotely close, not Dragon Age: Origins, Mass Effect, Neverwinter Nights, or Gothic.