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Constitution is not as rewarding as it should be
April 15th, 2015, 10:24
Originally Posted by Fluent
… It is an endless playground of experimentation and exercising your own ingenuity in how you want to build your characters and party. It's very open and free.
You're being too generous m'lord
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"… thing about Morrowind is we did far more than we could, far less polished than we should. It's a miracle that it works at all… there's too much, and it's like jazz… a product like Oblivion - far better software… but Morrowind… oh there's so much delicious nonsense in that." ~ words of wisdom by K.Rolston
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April 15th, 2015, 17:47
Originally Posted by DArtagnanThis is exactly my opinion.
All stats have value, yes. Important? Less so than in similar systems.
Better? Not to me, it isn't. I like stats to have more impact.
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April 22nd, 2015, 17:18
Originally Posted by luj1Not really.
You're being too generous m'lord
Games like Pillars are endless playgrounds for me. They allow me to exercise my creativity in many different ways. Building a party exactly to suit my playstyle and mood, from the talents and skills they use, right down to the precise weapons and armor that are equipped is what I love about games like this. Pillars delivers this in a big way.
D&D is a bit more rigid, but Pillars opens up so many possibilities that you are really only limited by your creativity.
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