Neue Rezensionen von Nicholas D Wolfwood

If you want the nostalgia of the Morrowind landscape integrated with your ESO experience. This is literally made for you. If you are looking for content jammed pack, that will take hundreds of hours, this is not for you. There is dozens of hours, at least to me in the Morrowind expansion. Some believe that isn't enough content for the price point. Due to the nature of the task at hand that they had to achieve in fully re-creating a landscape. I believe they achieved and rose above the task given to them. I would enjoy more questing, which may appear in the future via update or DLC. However I do not believe it was required for me to enjoy the experience as well say this was worth my money.

The perspective of the person whom is purchasing is what will make the difference.
Understand and research what is included in this expansion before purchasing.
I have found myself loving this, and as well even went further to buying a cash home to show further support in Morrowind territory.

I had, and am still having a enjoyable experience.

This is coming from someone that hadn't obtained the game until AFTER the One Tamriel update and Morrowind release.

That being said after delving over a hundred hours in to this product, I will say that it is a completely different experience than what was reviewed at release. With the update via Thief DLC adding theft and the justice system. To One Tamriel itself allowing you to go to the other lands not integrated with your original alliance questing. To the other DLC such as Dark Brotherhood or the Solo Dungeon DLC's.

If you get Tamriel Unlimited Gold Edition, I personally believe if you were a Skyrim fan you would enjoy this 1000x over in comparison to the original release. If you are a veteran MMO player, you may have some gripes in comparison to the original version of ESO.

If you are looking for long spoken dialogue voice acted, and are here for the Elder Scrolls experience. I can say personally, they have achieved that. Add it with years of creating content and you have a HUGE world to delve in to.

If you are a veteran MMO player looking for level specific zones, and to feel more progressed as you play. That is where the new wall has been created.

ESO has became similar to Guild Wars 2 where the questing itself takes over the progression of questing. They did this to achieve the more "single player Skyrim" feel.

For me, someone that does care about MMO aspects. The missing Auction House aside. It does create a new MMO styled experience that in my opinion is what we will see in the next generation of MMO's much more often. It allows you to do quests at your own pace and you will never have to worry about grinding.

As a Vet MMO player, them removing grinding to me is a god send. I didn't realize how much I hated grinding, until attempting to return to LOTRO after playing this. It becomes almost game breaking irritating after you have become accustomed to the newer experience.

The actual story of the quests, maybe since they are fully voice acted, also seems to be next level over Guild Wars II. I found myself following the story easier, and feeling the impact of twists that are attempted much more than some of the main character deaths in GWII.

For point of reference, I am using GWII due to me having a level 80 in every class. It is my most modern MMO experience aside ESO. So do not take my comments as a insult to GWII, I love GWII. Single Player wise, it just does not hold up to par to Elder Scrolls Online.

I played the PvP experience of ESO, and that is one place it is lacking in comparison to GWII. But instead of it making the veteran MMO players angry, it will make you happy to know that the levels you earned, gear, and so on actually matter a great deal in the ESO PvP.
GWII, became a system that relies on various buffs/debuffs each update to balance PvP across the board.

You will eventually as I am sure ESO end game has to, will have certain advatanges and disadvantages to abuse. the upsidre with GWII however, it is patched often, as well scales the equipment, level, and so on. That way even a level 2, can have a chance at a fully capped char in PvP if the character was built properly.

For PvP it is a matter of preference. I prefer the scaling and changing in GWII in comparison to the MMO heavy version of PvP ESO currently has. There are people however I am sure, with capped ESO characters that feel changing the system demeans their earnings. Which, that is literally correct. I just believe because of that, it isn't top tier as GWII in PvP balance/entertainment.

All that being said, Elder Scrolls Online has become the one MMO I just can't seem to put down. The free range experience a Elder Scrolls brings you with live teamwork on dungeons, and integrated lore you have become a fan of prior to this release places it in my opinion on a new plane/tier.

Other established Single Player games attempting to create a system should take notes on ESO 2017.
If they do, the MMO genre has the brightest future I have seen since the release of WoW after the death of Everquest

This isn't a bad experience by any sense of the phrase. However this is a very SHORT experience. We have been getting increasingly shorter and shorter episodes since S1. It was already a massive issue in the reviews of Walking Dead Mich. Apparently they blatantly ignored the fans and continued on to make the game we have waited YEARS for fall under the same fate.
It baffles me because Tales of Borderlands, Wolf Among Us, Game of Thrones, even the newest title Batman all had much obvious added content in comparison to the Walking Dead sequels in terms of quantity. Ifyou can continue to do it for other franchise openers there is NO excuse to not have that length with WD New Frontier.
They will continue to do this if we do not openly critic them for taking these actionss.

The New Frontier so far isn't bad at all. At least that is my personal opinionn. But that isn't the issue. The issue is we are not getting the amount of content to the standard they have set for all the fans that have came to Telltale through WD. Buy this on sale, don't purchase at full price unless you are a fanatic for Walking Dead or Telltale styled games. Which if you are, I assume you already have made a negative review yourself at this poiint in time.

Massive RPG Experience.
Graphics hold up, I had ZERO problems with frame rates.
Interesting story, that has a twist towards the ladder of the arch.
The combat is a little clunky. That however never hinders your experience.
This is a game I actually got lost in. Venturing to others territories to level.
Only major downside is no fast travel, or at the least having it easily accessible.
A lot of time will be spent running back and fourth prior to having it accessible.
That being said this is a RPG worth checking out for any RPG fan with a bit of patience
In terms of originality and effectiveness I haven't had this feeling with a RPG since DAOrigins..
Dragon's Dogma deserves to stand on it's own feet. As well be mentioned as it's own game.
Which is saying a lot with the multitude of cut and copy RPGs we get in this day and age.

If you are the type to replay games. This game is a game for you. Going through a replay on high and low chaos have drastic different resulting scenes particularly the ending. If you love Stealth games, then this is one to replay and you would love to enjoy replaying. High production quality, I love the graphic style having reminded me of Bioshock Infinite in general though it does miss some of the impacting scenes Infinite created. It doesn't take back from the overal experience and you would be pleased with the graphic style if you are accustomed to it. I suggest a buy especially on sale. Happy to of picked it up, and may do another run myself. No lag, good framerate, what you would expect and want from any game.

My review is based on the game itself, there may be a better port. But I do not have the time to go through the ports to see how this port holds up compared to the rest. That being said....

FF4 is a classic game. You play as a Dark Knight Cecil who is starting to question his orders from the King. The King gets knowledge of Cecil doubt. Which leads him to sending him on a mission out of the way supposedly to prove his loyalty.
If you like turn based RPGs, look no further. This is one of the legends itself that innovated the genre. Great story, I personally am happy with the updated graphics. As well I found myself following the story much easier compared to the original SNES version. The visuals aiding you forming the story in your head as the plot unfolds.
Personally FF9 is my favorite entry in the series. But this one is a classic as well and deserves to stand on its own praise. It has earned it.
Any RPG fan should give FF4 a try, and see where the RPG genre began in term of plots/story telling.
I suggest sale price, however you will get your moneys worth if you choose to buy full price. Many hours of gameplay.

This game is one of the diamonds in the ocean of coal for its genre.
I am personally not in to modern military. However I do play Counter Strike I never was one to buy Call of Duty for a campaign, or any shooting game in general. This one has a excellent story, and it leaves you feeling as if it was crafted with much care.
This is a third person shooter instead of a FPS. Again, this has never been my forte. However they do the third person shooting so well compared to generic TPS. That it felt very fluent and was actually made the game.

if you are a modern military story fan, get this.
If you are a third person shooter fan get this.
For everyone who is like me that usually avoids those genre like the plague.
I suggest to at least try it, because I was thoroughly surprised with the experience I was given.

This is the RPG Fighting Hybrid I have always wanted.
Only downside is you wish there was a bit more content. Maybe Dragonball with Z. Or even some less notable chararacters in the filler like Pikkon or movies example Cooler.
I will say it is a solid first entry and I am glad it came to steam. Any DBZ fan will love this.
If you are a RPG/Fighting fan, I would say at least give this a try.
The DLC aren't -needed- but it adds a little bit of extra content. I suggest waiting for a price drop for the Season Pass/DLC.

This is coming from someone that is not a long time fan of Lord of the Rings or the Hobbit however I do know tid bits about the lore. That being said this game is a typical beat-emm-up from the third gen. I at least didn't experience any lagshocks, or slow downs in high graphic settings. A open environment to go explore. As well as collectiles and other mini quests to keep your interest and level your character as you progress through the main story.
I would suggest getting this game, especially if it is on sale. It deserves a second lok. The trailers in my opinion couldn't do it justice. Little moments like a grunt randomly killing you, and getting promoted then having him defeat you again to get stronger creating a semi-pseudo storyline for your own characters experience.

I got the original Fallout prior to Fallout 4 release however I bought this game based on my love for New Vegas and 3.
This game is a top down perspective. The main conflict is you leave your Vault in search of a water chip because your vaults has broken and it makes them incapable of cleaning the water. That is just the start, the rest of the game begins to unfold as you get further in the story.
This can can be ball breakingly hard. I started off using a premade characters stats with out making my own class. Don't make the same mistake I did. I had then needed to make 2 more characters before I found the right combination. I highly suggest making purist characters. Or prepare for a tough time.
The characters that come to play seem a bit bland, while others are nearly identicle to what Bethesda replicates for their titles in the franchise.
I suggest getting this if you are a Fallout fan, and if you tend to enjoy top down perspective RPGs this may be a good buy for you as well.