...be so damn boring?
I found this in a bargain bin recently (trying to start a library of PC games ever since I got my new machine) and have been playing it for about three days. Although the story and characters are pretty well thought out (Sly seems to be the antithesis of the "generic avatar hero that can do everything" cliche that permeates most RPGs) the rest of the game is a time sink.
The developers must have been big on those "click everything" adventure games because 90% of my time has been spent having to complete tasks in really roundabout ways and travelling back and forth across the same areas dozens of times. (I think it took me about three hours to get off the first planet because they send you on a ton of fetch quests and you have to round up your party, etc.) Battles are really slow too, since everything takes at least 10 seconds to cycle through their animations/react/die/etc. I heard that you don't even start getting spells until about 15 hours into the game...surely there's a way to speed up that process, isn't it? Loving this game otherwise though (I'm finding Deus Ex to be better though-similar stuff from the same guys but much more concise)
I found this in a bargain bin recently (trying to start a library of PC games ever since I got my new machine) and have been playing it for about three days. Although the story and characters are pretty well thought out (Sly seems to be the antithesis of the "generic avatar hero that can do everything" cliche that permeates most RPGs) the rest of the game is a time sink.
The developers must have been big on those "click everything" adventure games because 90% of my time has been spent having to complete tasks in really roundabout ways and travelling back and forth across the same areas dozens of times. (I think it took me about three hours to get off the first planet because they send you on a ton of fetch quests and you have to round up your party, etc.) Battles are really slow too, since everything takes at least 10 seconds to cycle through their animations/react/die/etc. I heard that you don't even start getting spells until about 15 hours into the game...surely there's a way to speed up that process, isn't it? Loving this game otherwise though (I'm finding Deus Ex to be better though-similar stuff from the same guys but much more concise)