^ you must have never played dark souls. that was a true skill combat where you had to learn the enemy moves to dodge them. All combat could be handled with range or close combat. The fact that fatigue only allowed like 4 hits made you strategist your hits. Maybe because I'm playing it on a pc but clicking a mouse all crazy non stop hoping i hit something isn't exactly fun. thats why i think; Skyrim=two worlds II oblivion>two worlds
because the game is for magic the gathering card players, its intended for the hardcore fantasy loving people....to me this game really blows and i played it
because the game is for magic the gathering card players, its intended for the hardcore fantasy loving people....to me this game really blows and i played it
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im dont like fantasy games at all but i love skyrim and the other elder scrolls games.
[QUOTE="playmynutz"]^ you must have never played dark souls. that was a true skill combat where you had to learn the enemy moves to dodge them. All combat could be handled with range or close combat. The fact that fatigue only allowed like 4 hits made you strategist your hits. Maybe because I'm playing it on a pc but clicking a mouse all crazy non stop hoping i hit something isn't exactly fun. thats why i think; Skyrim=two worlds II oblivion>two worlds Two Worlds 2 is great, very under rated game.
What tactics do you need in other single player rpg games? What tactics do you need in any single player game that isn't an rts? You're just playing exactly the way the developers want you to play.
^ you must have never played dark souls. that was a true skill combat where you had to learn the enemy moves to dodge them. All combat could be handled with range or close combat. The fact that fatigue only allowed like 4 hits made you strategist your hits. Maybe because I'm playing it on a pc but clicking a mouse all crazy non stop hoping i hit something isn't exactly fun. thats why i think; Skyrim=two worlds II oblivion>two worldsplaymynutz
[QUOTE="playmynutz"]^ you must have never played dark souls. that was a true skill combat where you had to learn the enemy moves to dodge them. All combat could be handled with range or close combat. The fact that fatigue only allowed like 4 hits made you strategist your hits. Maybe because I'm playing it on a pc but clicking a mouse all crazy non stop hoping i hit something isn't exactly fun. thats why i think; Skyrim=two worlds II oblivion>two worldslawl, dark souls has good combat that is made irrelevant by the fact that the game is unplayable if you dont have the patience to repeat the same areas 10+ times
The combat is actually a lot better than Oblivion at least, my biggest complaint of Beth games is generally the combat feeling a bit crap. Initially I thought this was going to be the same with Skyrim, 30 hours in and it isn't at all. The combat is much improved and much more enjoyable. Sword and shield anyway, certainly isn't slash slash slash, that would just get me killed in 90% of situations. I have no idea what it is like being a mage though.
[QUOTE="playmynutz"]^ you must have never played dark souls. that was a true skill combat where you had to learn the enemy moves to dodge them. All combat could be handled with range or close combat. The fact that fatigue only allowed like 4 hits made you strategist your hits. Maybe because I'm playing it on a pc but clicking a mouse all crazy non stop hoping i hit something isn't exactly fun. thats why i think; Skyrim=two worlds II oblivion>two worldsmems_1224
lawl, dark souls has good combat that is made irrelevant by the fact that the game is unplayable if you dont have the patience to repeat the same areas 10+ times That's only if you die a lot, lol, I'm almost halfway through that game.
[QUOTE="mems_1224"][QUOTE="playmynutz"]^ you must have never played dark souls. that was a true skill combat where you had to learn the enemy moves to dodge them. All combat could be handled with range or close combat. The fact that fatigue only allowed like 4 hits made you strategist your hits. Maybe because I'm playing it on a pc but clicking a mouse all crazy non stop hoping i hit something isn't exactly fun. thats why i think; Skyrim=two worlds II oblivion>two worldsmitu123
lawl, dark souls has good combat that is made irrelevant by the fact that the game is unplayable if you dont have the patience to repeat the same areas 10+ times That's only if you die a lot, lol, I'm almost halfway through that game. most people are going to die alot because the game tells you nothing about how anything works and most of the enemies are cheap
Theres no soound effect or screen shake or character doesn't quiver when you hit someone. Every battle seems to be designed to whats on your hand, changing spells and weapons is annoying. No changing of tactics really during the battle.
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