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Originally Posted by IliketoPuck
Hey Blaster, how about instead of being a troll you tell me some more details about one of my favorite game franchises of all time. How does that sound?
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I played for five minutes and you want an in-depth run down of what I think if the game? All I could have told you is that in the closed beta the game looked better than ToR. That is all I could tell you because I had literally played for FIVE MINUTES. Cool your jets, I was gonna give a more in-depth run after actually playing it.
The addition of a of a small combat bar and simplification of the the combat trees is nice, though from what I could tell I couldn't dump 100 points into Zeal and run around swinging like the flash anymore (if Paladin was a class).
Game play remains more or less unchanged, though combat no longer allows for the dumping of potions (cooldown) when you're in trouble and potions now stack in your bag similar to WoW (no more pot spam). Though, and this is just because I've picked the habit, I'd love for W,A,S,D movement.
Oh, and for the ToR people out there who just can't play a game without voice acting, yes this game is also fully voiced. No, Anthony Daniels does not voice anything, thank ####ing God.
As said, the game does take a simplistic approach. No stat allocation is something I hope they change (though that means going through and adding stats to enchanted items). I think that will affect it a bit, but between now and release could be fixed if feed back is negative.
When this and ToR were announced, I had expected this game to get smoked by a KotoR-like MMO. Having played both, I am pretty sure that the arrival of D3 will devestate the ToR player base for atleast a few months (if they're poor customer service, lack of proper patching and failure to entertain doesn't do it first).