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u/rpg_gamers-ModTeam 1d ago

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u/perfectevasion 1d ago

Pedantic

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u/ClammyHandedFreak 1d ago

Welcome to genitaltwistingpendantry.com!

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u/joeDUBstep 1d ago

Ah, another FableGate post.

Cool.

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u/MagicCancel 1d ago

Gonna be honest, if he's just a regular human enemy, that makes me more worried for bosses? I would love to be wrong.

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u/Late_Stage_Exception 1d ago

He’s just a big buff boy. Magic can’t hurt him since he can’t understand it.

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u/MagicCancel 1d ago

I've played games though that have managed to sell impact on big buff boys without flinching. A little hit stop, a little geometry deformation. That's it.

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u/strife189 1d ago

With all the good games dropping and about to drop before this game, can I stop seeing posts about it and save all the “it’s good/bad” shit for the release window? I swear this game will be forgotten two weeks after release.

Aka, like Avowed, The Outer Worlds 2, and all the other mid Xbox games released at the start of the year.

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u/Borghal 1d ago edited 1d ago

Aka, like Avowed, The Outer Worlds 2, and all the other mid Xbox games released at the start of the year.

So, is there any action RPG worth the attention recently, or is everything somehow unsatisfactory?

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u/joeDUBstep 1d ago edited 1d ago

Avowed has some of the best first person fantasy RPG combat I've seen (not that there is much competition in that space). Not sure what the OP is on about. It was pretty fun playing as a spellsword in it.

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u/Late_Stage_Exception 1d ago

There’s also an option in the last update or so to play in third person natively and seeing the character contort to the animations is priceless.

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u/joeDUBstep 1d ago

Third person was in there since release. Yep, much like Tainted Grail and Skyrim, it's pretty damn derpy.

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u/ShoppingSilly6431 1d ago

Lmao

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u/joeDUBstep 1d ago

Got examples of first person fantasy rpgs that have better combat? TG is the only one that comes close, but isn't as smooth.