This is the worst "RPG game" ever made. A mockery of the genre.
>>4131613>This is the worst "RPG game" ever madeYou haven’t played many RPGs.
>>4131624I have. You haven't fucked many women.
>>4131626>You haven't fucked many women.m8, you embarrass yourself on a daily basisI’m a 40 year old married father of three, my body count when I was young was probably high 20s (you lose track after a point)I regret sleeping around though, wish I had met my wife when I was younger, promiscuity is harmful for both men and womenSex isn’t everything, forming a real connection and pair bonding is far more importantBoth Pillars games are mediocre and neither great nor terribleThank you for listening to my TED talk
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>>4131645forgot to add my post. pillars is bad and the sequel is not an improvement. both came off as blatant rip offs of baldur's gate
>>4131613I wouldn't say a mockery, just so super bland.
>>4131651>blatant rip offs of baldur's gateThat promise was exactly why millennials funded them.Later millennials realized they didn't want Baldur's Gate after all.But how could they admit their mistake? Nah just think of some nitpick to blame instead haha
Love Pillars.Weak false-flag.
>>4131660Nah, I backed the game hoping for a RTwP Bg-alike. But the game world was bland. The writing was bland. The shitty kickstarter NPCs were tonally out of place. Most party NPCs were dull or lame. The equipment was repetitive (I wanted OP shit like Carosymr and Staff of the Magi, not +5 fire resist). Last of all, classes were made by "le balance man".
>>4131641>I regret sleeping around though>Sex isn’t everything, forming a real connection and pair bonding is far more importantYou're a faggot. Nothing is better than cumming deep inside a young slut you just met. Enjoy boring ass sex for decades with your wife.
>>4131613Nah. There's much worse RPGs. But it sure was fucking boring from start to finish.
>>4131613if only there was a clue on the cover art that the game was gonna suck...
>>4131613>>4131626>it's that attention whore again
>>4131613not really
>>4131651Baldur’s Gate (1, SoA, ToB) is a timeless masterpiece that will be fondly remembered for hundreds of years, like a Gesamtkunstwerk of Wagner.PoE is a bland product. I refuse to call it a game, let alone a cRPG, because it is uninspired slop for drooling, failed manchildren. It commits the worst sin possible for a work aspiring to be art: it is BORING, SAFE and NOT NOVEL. If I was running the world, comparing PoE to Baldur’s Gate would earn you prison time for grotesque and offensive behavior.>>4131659>>4132041I’d rather play Dragon Age: The Veilguard over PoE. It is more admirable to be unashamedly bad, than to be a boring cash grab, aiming to part unfuckable men with their money.>>4131696If subhuman vermin like vrpg denizens love pillars, then Pillars must be bad. Because of who (You) are, everything you like must be bad, and everything you hate must be good.>>4132288Close your eyes, lest you’re exposed to an opinion that doesn’t fit your echo chamber. Pitiable insect.
>>4132034It’s always funny to me when, after seeing “people” like you making a foolish assertion and then being corrected, you retards simply start sperging out in the opposite direction. If you were a conscious human being, you could self-reflect on your assumptions and choices, and reconsider if they were correct in light of new contradictory evidence.But you won’t, since you’re simply an attention-seeking animal, pure reflexive contrarianism, acting on negative conditioning.It’s doubly funny because that’s what you think about everyone else, but you’re too stupid to figure it out, even when the truth is plainly spelled out in front of you
>>4132335I will not denigrate myself by having an argument-based discussion with a middle aged failed man. Talk about PoE or leave the thread, and if you need to seethe in impotent rage, do so privately.
the funniest thing about this game was balance spergs pushing updates just to kill specific builds
>>4134626I know the Winter expansion added items that were meant to be not balanced.
