Unlike Skyrim, Reckoning allows you to max out all relevant tiers and skills long before the game is anywhere near over. For the last several levels (I'm at 32), there really hasn't been anything new to purchase that would further advance my character. There are only a few themes that almost every quest ends up falling into and I'm kinda getting tired of the repetition. House of Ballads begets House of Valor begets House of Sorrows, etc.
Still, I got my money's worth out of the title and would heartily recommend it to anyone who likes loot acquisition and exploration. Though the game funnels you through lots of small tunnels, there is a lot of overland and dungeon area to cover. I really believe the game needs less "non-main" quests because the challenge of combat is basically over past level 20. If I could start over, knowing in advance to avoid most side quests, I might actually get through the main one.
As it is, I think I'm about done with it and Skyrim is calling me. I will one day return to Amalur and try to remember that avoiding most of the side quests is okay.
Still, I got my money's worth out of the title and would heartily recommend it to anyone who likes loot acquisition and exploration. Though the game funnels you through lots of small tunnels, there is a lot of overland and dungeon area to cover. I really believe the game needs less "non-main" quests because the challenge of combat is basically over past level 20. If I could start over, knowing in advance to avoid most side quests, I might actually get through the main one.
As it is, I think I'm about done with it and Skyrim is calling me. I will one day return to Amalur and try to remember that avoiding most of the side quests is okay.
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