I prefer having very high levels. One of the things i love about The Elder Scrolls Daggerfall was its level cap of 200. Not that i would ever reach it but it was nice that it was there to be the best of the best, the elite, whether good or bad.

Still 50 is not bad and feels more real world. Plenty to do but reachable and also inspires replay value in the same way FALLOUT 3 does where one tries out different skills. That is one big advantage of having a lower level cap it motivates one to replay the game with a different character to try out skills one did not have the opportunity to do with a previous character. Just imagine having countless skills to learn but a level cap of 50 where it would be impossible to learn them all with just one character.

I found a vital aspect of the game was to limit my heroes to level 50 to keep it real. I like that option to turn off xp leveling on heroes. I wish the game put a hard limit of 50 on heroes.

The funniest was the ogre saying "who's for dinner?" and the minotaur "It is done. Let's get back to the battle." and the most famous is the barbarian "Look at my biceps"

The magic was diverse. I Like the ice mage and druid and my favorite was chaos magic and the illusion spell that turned enemy groups into farm animals. And a divine spell that I used to turn a weak regular soldier into a level 20 powerhouse by sucking xp from high level enemies.

Totally agree. It is the best in the series. So much excellent thought out details along with fleshing out the world and the different races giving the game that magic sense of belief in the unreal the same way The Elder Scrolls makes everything so authentic and consistent in existence.

The voice acting is a joy to hear and one of the things which kept me playing for many hours. Gave all the races a very unique character. Love the music capturing that 1990's rpg flavor ala DRAGON WARS etc.

This is a really good game. I love the wide open hero creation, vast array of completely unique races and the voice acting is the best ever even with Arnold and Van Damme voices.