shio said:
rocketpig said:
shio said:
Bioware have average writers and average writing, you only need to check Kotor's and Jade Empire's. Bioware hasn't been the same after Baldur's Gate 2. And as for The Witcher, it had no hype whatsoever, from an unknown polish developer, and still had a fair amount of great score: 9/10 Joystick, PC Jeux 90%, X6 6/6 are some that I can think of (which by the way, are not present in gamerankings.com). The game's negative points were just that the combat was a bit clunky and the graphics do not push PC standards (but it's graphics are still better than most PS3/360), but that's mostly because reviewers are harsher at PC games. NWN 2: Mask of the Betraye was developed by Obsidian, which has already been confirmed as a better RPG developer than Bioware: Kotor 2(Obsidian) was, bugs aside, superior to Kotor 1(Bioware) in every way; NWN2 (Obsidian) is vastly superior to NWN1 (Bioware) |
In the future, it would be nice if you could put statements like the part I bolded near the top of your post so people can more easily discredit your post and stop reading it immediately. I know loads of people who love the KOTOR series yet there seems to be one constant amongst them all... KOTOR1 is superior to KOTOR2. Gamerankings and Metacritic echo the same sentiment. |
Kotor 2 was vastly superior to Kotor 1 on PC, because of all the added content plus good multiple endings. So, Kotor 2 IS better than Kotor 1. Neverwinter Nights 1 had like 95% on average, yet NWN 2 is widely considered to be better than NWN1 ever was. |
I love how you state your opinion as fact.
Your statement: "KOTOR2 is better than 1"
My rebuttal: "I've played both (on PC, I might add) and so have many of my friends. All of us seem to like KOTOR1 better and both GameRankings and Metacritic echo our sentiments."
Your rebuttal: "Kotor2 has multiple endings and therefore it IS better than KOTOR1."
Have you ever considered running for president of the debate club? You probably think Half-Life 2 is better than 1, too... even though it had 1/10th the impact on the industry but contained shiny new visuals, an extension of the same story, and lots of seesaw physics puzzles.
