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 thedarkavenger wrote:

 Sigvatr wrote:

 Soladrin wrote:
It was hands down the best game released last year.

Pillars of Eternity calling.

PIllars is terrible. Between the bad writing.(I still don't care for a single element of the story, let alone the characters in it), the lack of explanations. and other things, it was an experience that really wasn't worth the money I spent on it.

It wasn't terrible. Just nothing about it grabbed me.

 Soladrin wrote:

 thedarkavenger wrote:

 Sigvatr wrote:

 Soladrin wrote:
It was hands down the best game released last year.

Pillars of Eternity calling.

PIllars is terrible. Between the bad writing.(I still don't care for a single element of the story, let alone the characters in it), the lack of explanations. and other things, it was an experience that really wasn't worth the money I spent on it.

It wasn't terrible. Just nothing about it grabbed me.

For its current pricetag, that's a pretty terrible thing to have people say.


For £35, I expect to be absorbed from start to end.

If you like atmospheric or world building FPS type games, I highly, HIGHLY recommend Fallout: New Vegas. I have 250+ hours logged in that game. If you're at all familiar with Nexus mods, there's even more user generated content (that I can't vouch for because I'm still working on the official stuff) that gets decent to great reviews.