To be honest, I'm not even sure that you've played the game at all from the looks of it. There are tons of improvements made in this sequel that are worth mentioning. As an RPG, you would very obviously need to play for an extended period of time to even attempt to make a judgement like this. In my experience the game is vastly superior to the original and is probably one of the best (and most addictive) games I have ever played.
I'll be happy to recant if the game injects new ideas/gameplay as I finish it (though I wonder why the developers didn't just throw us some fresh bones right at the start). I do think it's an improvement on the original -- and it is certainly addictive, especially for those who didn't play the first game -- but I don't think the changes go very far. In your opinion, what are the major new elements that have made the game vastly superior?
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cturczyn (staff) writes:
I'll be happy to recant if the game injects new ideas/gameplay as I finish it (though I wonder why the developers didn't just throw us some fresh bones right at the start). I do think it's an improvement on the original -- and it is certainly addictive, especially for those who didn't play the first game -- but I don't think the changes go very far. In your opinion, what are the major new elements that have made the game vastly superior?
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