Can anyone tell me about the game? Please? I played the first and liked how it was working. But a few things through me off. The ungodly amount of bugs. The biggest was the massive lag after killing something.
But can anyone here who has it tell me about it? I got a 20 dollar amazon card to use and well I wanna try it. Anyone wanna tell me about it a bit?
Two Worlds II
Game » consists of 11 releases. Released Jan 25, 2011
Sequel to the cult hit action RPG Two Worlds, Two worlds II takes place years after the original and follows the story of the character from the first Two Worlds as he continues his struggle to defeat Lord Gandohar.
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There are reviews for it on other sites. The general consensus is that it's better than the first one, and actually kinda fun. Still kinda buggy though.
Again, there are plenty of reviews you can find on other sites.
" There are reviews for it on other sites. The general consensus is that it's better than the first one, and actually kinda fun. Still kinda buggy though. Again, there are plenty of reviews you can find on other sites. "I want to know if its FUN to play. And how the community finds it.
" Most important question: why isn't the title of this game 2 Worlds 2 Furious? "You win!
" @MooseyMcMan said:Its fun to play. You have the ability to basically set up 3 completely different loadouts (by which I mean, armor, weapons, and the hotkey stuff) then quickly switch between them on the fly. So you can do what I did a lot, and start with your wizard suit, summon some dudes, get in closer, shoot the dudes with the archer while they're destracted, then move in for the kill with your melee loadout. This game has some bugs, but compared to recent games those bugs are barely a problem at all. Other than the final boss, who is bullshit, I enjoyed the game more than The Witcher, which I would say is the game is most resembles with its mercenary tone and the seedy underbelly aspects." There are reviews for it on other sites. The general consensus is that it's better than the first one, and actually kinda fun. Still kinda buggy though. Again, there are plenty of reviews you can find on other sites. "I want to know if its FUN to play. And how the community finds it. "
" @The_Laughing_Man said:This is what I wanted to hear. Thanks Ryan. I understand the magic in the game can get bat shit insane with what you can do. Is that right?" @MooseyMcMan said:Its fun to play. You have the ability to basically set up 3 completely different loadouts (by which I mean, armor, weapons, and the hotkey stuff) then quickly switch between them on the fly. So you can do what I did a lot, and start with your wizard suit, summon some dudes, get in closer, shoot the dudes with the archer while they're destracted, then move in for the kill with your melee loadout. This game has some bugs, but compared to recent games those bugs are barely a problem at all. Other than the final boss, who is bullshit, I enjoyed the game more than The Witcher, which I would say is the game is most resembles with its mercenary tone and the seedy underbelly aspects. "" There are reviews for it on other sites. The general consensus is that it's better than the first one, and actually kinda fun. Still kinda buggy though. Again, there are plenty of reviews you can find on other sites. "I want to know if its FUN to play. And how the community finds it. "
Also does it hitch after killin guys? And is it a decent length?
I actually couldn't figure out magic very much because it required putting on shitty wizard armor and dying from a couple hits. I mostly used it to cast the occasional buff and to summon creatures. But yeah, there are a lot of combinations. Sort of like Magicka, really. Except you need tarot cards to evoke the magic, its not all just available from the start. I ended up using the archer a lot because that class was super viable, and I never play archers. But you're so mobile in this game that you can jump and run around like Legolas and shit. So I went that route instead of figuring out magic.
I feel like this game will have the same problem Xenosaga 3 had. People dismiss it because the last game sucked, but the devs learned a toooooooooooooon from their mistakes and they addressed everything people complained about. Hopefully they get another chance to prove themselves.
If you liked the ideas of the first game you will like this. It's superior in every way... well, story and non-linearity is debatable. I feel like the story is all over the place and has a serious issue following the first game. And the game is much more segmented and not so open like the first game.
" If you liked the ideas of the first game you will like this. It's superior in every way... well, story and non-linearity is debatable. I feel like the story is all over the place and has a serious issue following the first game. And the game is much more segmented and not so open like the first game. "It starts closed, where you're "limited" to the orc island and the big island in the south, then once you get to oriental island or whatever you can take a ship to the giant continent in the north. Then after that it closes up again in the swamp, then its completely open until you get locked into the final castle. You're never exactly without anything to do, and the way they dole it out keeps you from getting overwhelmed.
"@FritzDude said:" If you liked the ideas of the first game you will like this. It's superior in every way... well, story and non-linearity is debatable. I feel like the story is all over the place and has a serious issue following the first game. And the game is much more segmented and not so open like the first game. "It starts closed, where you're "limited" to the orc island and the big island in the south, then once you get to oriental island or whatever you can take a ship to the giant continent in the north. Then after that it closes up again in the swamp, then its completely open until you get locked into the final castle. You're never exactly without anything to do, and the way they dole it out keeps you from getting overwhelmed.
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Yes, but compare that to the first game where you could go to the fire zone and get killed by the dragons there right away. It's not a bad thing per-se, but it lacks the open world-ness the first game had.
I'm having a blast w/TW2 tc. I'm around 18 hrs in and still in chapter 1, so it's pretty lengthy(4 chapters I think). Reality Pump really improved everything and the game runs great. I've run across only a few minor, inconsequential things. Quite nice after the mess that was Fallout Vegas:).
Anyway, it's all the rpg layers for crafting and customizing your gear that are so addictive, as well as all the skills and attributes you choose to level that really have an impact. The hot key switching to different roles and gear is pure genius. There is no lvl cap that I'm aware of so you could conceiveably lvl evrything and have an uber character given the time spent. Haven't tried the online stuff but several of my friends are constantly playing Village mode or the cooperative campaign so it must be fun. I've repeatedly read that you find great loot in the online modes. Mages own apparently also. The magic can be built up massively to the point of way OP I guess.
Anyway, TW2 is a good game period. IGN gave a sloppy review that wasn't fair. Gamespot's seemed much better. I like it much more than Arcania, or Risen. It's a game that can hold you just fine for your fantasy fix 'till ES:V or Witcher 2.
" I'm having a blast w/TW2 tc. I'm around 18 hrs in and still in chapter 1, so it's pretty lengthy(4 chapters I think). Reality Pump really improved everything and the game runs great. I've run across only a few minor, inconsequential things. Quite nice after the mess that was Fallout Vegas:). Anyway, it's all the rpg layers for crafting and customizing your gear that are so addictive, as well as all the skills and attributes you choose to level that really have an impact. The hot key switching to different roles and gear is pure genius. There is no lvl cap that I'm aware of so you could conceiveably lvl evrything and have an uber character given the time spent. Haven't tried the online stuff but several of my friends are constantly playing Village mode or the cooperative campaign so it must be fun. I've repeatedly read that you find great loot in the online modes. Mages own apparently also. The magic can be built up massively to the point of way OP I guess. Anyway, TW2 is a good game period. IGN gave a sloppy review that wasn't fair. Gamespot's seemed much better. I like it much more than Arcania, or Risen. It's a game that can hold you just fine for your fantasy fix 'till ES:V or Witcher 2. "Thank you for that. I am drawn to the make your own armour and spell stuff
Anyone else wanna toss their cents in? Im all most certain I am gonna get this game.
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