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| Re: "One of the most memorable and complex RPG stories of the decade." by Ice Cream Jonsey 03/05/2014, 11:44am PST | ||||
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| Well, it could be that and it could also just be a bad story.
For the record, I thought what I saw of just Shadowrun Returns was fine in terms of writing. There wasn't catchy phrases or nice turns of words or whatever, but I liked it. I didn't get very far in the game though and having never played the tabletop version of it (somehow) I would have missed all the awkward religious stuff. But from what I saw of SR, that's how games ought to be. I also remember liking what I saw of Expeditions: Conquistador. I played some game I got off an obscure bundle last night and the opening text was the developer saying that if you didn't give him money, maybe talk the game up to people willing to pay him for his hard work. Er, you're on Steam now, buddy, nobody is ripping you off. ICJ |
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new Dragonfall campaign is ok by 03/01/2014, 3:03pm PST  You will probably roll your character, get to the 1st act, then reset. by 03/01/2014, 6:13pm PST SMGs get short burst as a single ap instead of two by 03/01/2014, 6:31pm PST Also: There was a christian bit, I forget which sourcebook it was by 03/02/2014, 7:49am PST Yeah that's what I said by 03/02/2014, 10:58am PST "One of the most memorable and complex RPG stories of the decade." NT by 03/04/2014, 3:41pm PST this month marks the 10th anniversery of the 10th anniversery I canceled my NT by 03/04/2014, 5:53pm PST These reviews have been irritating me a lot by 03/05/2014, 10:11am PST Re: "One of the most memorable and complex RPG stories of the decade." by 03/05/2014, 11:44am PST Re: new Dragonfall campaign is ok by 07/07/2014, 10:36am PDT |
