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Zkuq said:

JEMC said:

Thanks for your impressions. I've played very few RPGs and most wee japanese ones, so I'm not very used to western titles. That means that I haven't played Baldur's Gate and I don't know much about D&D either.

And I think we all have had times when we've been distracted for one reason or another from a game we've been playing and never got back to it. Now that I think about it, this happened to me years ago when playing the first Dragon Age game. I can't play it right now (no optical drive on my PC), but I think I have it on the EA app. Maybe I should try this game instead...

*Edit* An update and a restert later and yes, I have the first Dragon Age in the EA app.

Ah, Dragon Age: Origins. Supposedly it's in the same vein as the Baldur's Gate games, but I think Pillars of Eternity feels more similar to the Baldur's Gate games than Dragon Age: Origins. That said, I suppose if you've played Dragon Age, you have some idea of what to expect from Pillars of Eternity. I haven't finished DA:O either, but that has more to do with the game feeling a bit tiring to play to me, with all the dungeons and whatnot (can't remember all the details anymore, but I think the dungeons weren't exactly all that fun in the game and wore me out). It's kind of funny that I think I originally pre-ordered the game, later bought the Ultimate Edition and sold my original copy, then got the game on GOG too, so I've bought it three times.

You bought a game you found tiring 3 times? Wow. The most times I've bought a game has been twice,, and for two different platforms.

Actually, scrap that. I now have Mass Effect three times. One for the 360, one for PC and, since the Winter Sale, I also have Mass Effect Legendaray Edition,which also has the game.