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@Sisak2011 It is in Divinity 2. As an optional one.

I've always considered miggy version to be inferior to the PC one - no textures (as scant as they might be), more display bugs, flickering colours due to palette optimization every frame. It's still Frontier though - the game that still remains unmatched, even after 15 years since its release.

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@Isinona

For vastness of space you could consider zooming out slowly on galactic map (not system map, nor local map).

Anyway,

I'd kill for Frontier: Elite 4.

I'd genocide for it being on something like Orbiter engine.

@mushroomjay Limiting abilities is indeed the whole point of stats, but the problem is that in SS2 it's done in stupid manner when it comes to weapons. It makes sense to not know how to hack a turret or repair complicated weapon without certain minimum amount of skill. It makes no sense to be una...

@toddrocks You're missing an important thing:

No matter how epic is your story it doesn't justify putting player on a rail. You're not making a movie (and your 'epic' story would fail if judged by movie, standards - even those from Hollywood) If you do, your shooter is far more mindless than the ...

@theawesome288 You can always play the original. It didn't cease to be awesome just because some 11 years have passed since its release.

@TheGhettoLobster Pretty much this. If get past not-as good art direction and sometimes hilariously bad voiceacting (and old-ish graphics), it's a fair bit better game. Mainly because the story doesn't fall apart near the end, doesn't force retarded boss arenas onto player and it doesn't give pla...

I never really liked the intro. It's nice, but it spoils far too much.

As for people saying that something like Deus Ex: Invisible War ever existed, they are clearly delusional. I don't know why the second game in the series was Deus Ex 3. Must be some fad with only odd numbering or something.

I've always said TV is bad for you.

Bursting them with heavy corvette's special attack when they docked with fuel pods was surprisingly effective.

Of course, so was popping or salvaging the pods and then scooping the inert swarmers with the salvettes.

@ichiman14 And it still beats me why didn't they keep it in final game, maybe just as optional surface flag.

Still, U1 was a work of genius.

@pikewerfer But then you didn't blame the designers, did you? ;)

@GEORGEMARAUDER Well, the difficulty of the game simply peaked way too low so you could outslaughter pretty much everything in it with relative ease. I also think it's good if a game has some threats you can only flee from regardless of your level and build - keeps you on your toes.

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@blastwave2k I remember reading those notes from Tel Vos. As for magic, it really becomes interesting once you get intuitive grasp of what the effects really do in the end. Too bad you need to houserule yourself to avoid exploiting obvious cheese and bugs, but such is the nature of Morrowind and ...

@imonyourfacewoot "Wow, you have so many great arguments"

Not any fewer than you.

Anyway, I'll just leave it here, since YT comments are too confining to post my own set of reasons why it sucks, try googling "why oblivion sucks" to get a fairly comprehensive explanation.

As a bonus try searc...

@cheval2003

Really?

So it's just a scam (or an oversight)?

Cool, I haven't known that.

@gixG17

Low level = low amount of Enchant Points. EPs reflect how hard/powerful an enchantment is. For example a low-level restore attribute is trivial to do, not very convenient to use, but might be lifesaver if you use-up your potions and magicka for spells.

It is generic and it doesn't fit the established lore about the province. Pretty or not, I get better landscapes just walking outside and I don't even live anywhere really spectacular. Morrowind, on the other hand is something I can't replicate by just going outside. Plus, oblivion doesn't have m...

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7. Don't fret over refusing some quests - there is a lot of faction interplay in Daggerfall, a lot of conflicts preventing you from making everyone happy and generic quests are generated anyway.

8. Thanks, I guess.

Till the next time (if there's going to be one, that is - at the very least...

@SilkyMuggs Well, of us two I'm not the one who think that rather arduous way to make infinite money in an already imbalanced game is the best idea ever. I'm also perceptible enough to notice the "top comments" section and consider the advice posted, in case I didn't know damn well on my own that...

@Ellert00 The skill isn't among the best balanced ones, admittedly, but see my enchanted spear if you want an example of something to make the skill worth it even at level one (it's just one of possibilities - you can just as well enchant chitin war axe with bound axe, or iron warhammer with drai...

@yorgle11 Well, it does consider this possibility as Mehra's dialogue about lost prophecies was written specifically for this part of the quest - it changes later on.

It could be more flexible, though.

@zorkan111 That would be pretty cool, but would require some major overhaul of the system to give the skill more to do. For example you could be able to choose effect to extract from ingredient, but the effects would be ordered (like in MW) and those buried deeper within the ingredients would be ...

@gixG17 One more thing - as a mage you shouldn't be a one-trick pony - mages re all trick ponies by profession. You can detect enemies and magical loot in advance, you can ghost by foes completely invisible, you can blast them through walls with AoE spells, you can immobilize them, cripple them, ...