While I managed to finish it, after about the halfway mark, all these annoyances (some minor, some major) just built up to sap any goodwill for the story. When you fast travel between maps, you are dumped into a small area with a camp and a merchant (obviously intended to reduce annoyance to run to merchants to dump your equipment and to hide loading screens), but when a quest needs you to travel to multiple maps in quick succession for nothing more than a dialogue check, it gets very old very fast. Where do you even start With this list, of course. And there’s a whole lot of mods out there worth exploring. Sometimes it takes you back without asking. Despite the smaller tight-knit community, there’s still an active Greedfall modding community that formed shortly after the game’s release. Sometimes the game offers to teleport you to finish a quest, but often not. The environments are pretty, but travelling across maps loses its appeal as there's the same enemies everywhere the allowed paths are very limited (you can jump down cliffs but you cannot climb over a log, apparently) and you have to do a ridiculous amount of backtracking.
The first half of the game allows you a lot of freedom in the order you do quests, but the writing doesn't reflect it - I apparently played them very out of the intended order, as after a while, I suddenly was "discovering" things that I had already come across a lot earlier.
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The prologue allows you to make decisions about how to handle the introductory quests, but in the rest of the game, your options feel very limited when it comes to the outcomes except for a handful. The companions are written well enough and the voiceacting is good, but outside of a very small dialogue tree that you quickly exhaust and three companion quests each, you don't really interact with them so I never felt a particular connection to any of them.ĭe Sardet's dialogue is, again, well written and the voiceactor did a good job, but you rarely get to decide how to react something, so I had a hard time connecting to them. I really wanted to like this game the lore and premise are solid but the execution is ultimately just too lackluster to come together into a coherent whole.
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