Finally finished one play-through, from beginning to end. What is it about the endings feeling so rushed/phoned in? Maybe it's just me. All this buildup, to just read some text. Honestly, though; how would you end a game? There has to be an end to the quests, etc; maybe there isn't any better way to say, "hey, you're done; start over, if you want."
That being said, I still loved the aesthetic. And the music. All in all, it is a relaxing game. Does that mean it is boring, or slow? No. I think the turn-based combat, and not having time limits to quests keeps things mellow and stress-free.
As with every game out there (pretty much), I wish that I had unlimited carrying capacity, LOL. I hate having to constantly wrestle with how much I am carrying, etc.
I think the only part of the game mechanics that annoyed me was the "quantity selection" tool, when you were splitting multiples, or when you were in the Trade screen, and trying to apply a specific quantity to something. It's a highly imprecise slider, that gets frustrating, really fast - no way to input a specific amount, either. But, if that is the only real "issue" I had with the game, I think that is a good sign.
I think, were a player to invest the time into playing all types of characters, and all various factions, there would be slight conversation/storyline differences. But, overall, I don't think that there would be enough to difference to convince ME to play through all over again; it's quite a long game.
