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I have shaken the rat. I have gotten the answers. There is no turning back.

This game is tight

Easy anti-cheat is a terrible program and should be replaced with something else industry wide. Causes crashing issues even though the game itself runs perfectly fine. Other than that, game is great.

All Piranha does is milk the desperate battletech fanbase. I know this cause I am one of those desperate chumps who backed this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ project when it first came out, before it was on steam. It's incredible that NOTHING has changed. Just more money to spend. I'd say it's almost like a gacha game, but the only difference and plus side versus those is the lack of random element. It's a freemium game wrapped in a bag of nostalgia, and that's all it has going for it.

Snape kills Dumbledore

The story is the strongest point of the game and it's so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ short. The world is huge and there isn't a whole lot in it. Combat can get to the point of repetitive in all aspects. A meh tier game with strong characters in which you don't spend enough time with.

Fort,
Night.

Better then 2, but still can't be as good as 1. It's well worth the money if you have it. As far as the core game goes, there's only a 3 instances of serious issues I found annoying.
-Dog enemies have a habit of teleporting on top of you(probably just an unintentional bug needing a patch)
-The Nameless king during the dragon mount portion of the fight has terrible camera issues. (Innate problem with the game and makes it take unnecessary time)
-The more laggy opponents and allies in multiplayer have a habit of sliding across the ground and not making any animations whatsoever, making it difficult to read or even play with. (A problem moreso for pvp)

That being said, the netcode for this game is better than 1 and being able to co-op with friends at any level is probably the best thing they've added (and worst thing for invaders)

And don't listen to twitchturds, SL120 is too high, stick to SL80, and get a real souls experience out of the game. Most bossfights in the game are actually easier then they appear, and the NG+ jump from regular games isn't big at all. Don't be intimidated.

The writing is below average compared to the second game, and there is some continuity issues surrounding romances carrying over from the first game, As well as most of your party from an original playthrough just deciding to ♥♥♥♥ off for whatever reason. I never liked Safana as a character anyways so whatever happened with her is a big idgaf. Oversensitive crybabies getting asspained over one comment Minsc made is no reason to downvote. A side character with no actual weight on the story regardless of whatever gender is no reason to vote it ♥♥♥♥

Downvote the DLC for poor writing, some buggy instances that made it into final version of the game, an untuned difficulty setting (whatever the hardest difficulty is called that you can only choose at the start of the game), a more useless druid, a lot of instances of sub-par voice acting, busted multiplayer and some character personalities that get ruined (Skie for example)

I will give it some credit, actual fights in the game at the Level you are at are actually challenging and probably the most fun/balanced to work around (as long as you play it on the insane difficulty). That being said, Wizard Cloudkill can usually bypass 90% of these fights anyways.

I was fortunate to not have to deal with a lot of gamebreaking bugs and made it through the game twice. Would I playthrough it again? Probably, if I ever decided to beat BG again for the umpteenth million time. Do I reccomend it? Probably not. You could skip this and not miss anything (Not to mention NONE of the items from this make it into BG2:EE anyways, No new romance scenes with none of the potential romances (Neera, Jaheira, Viconia are the only 3 I was able to do with both characters)). You'd probably be better off writing your own story if you want a storyline for it. Not like the main idea is bad for this story, it was just executed very poorly.

TERRARIA 2.0: Space Edition.