Expeditions: Viking

Gioco impegnativo e soddisfacente, ben strutturato e grazie alla traduzione nel Workshop, possiamo averlo quasi completo in italiano

可能是某种说不清的气质？我想起了第一次玩DAO的感觉。当然二者在引人入胜的要素方面有很大不同，但的的确确唤起了这段记忆。 另外我没想到ExV的代入感比ExR还强，比ExR还能打动我。也许是因为我自己也并不来自大城市，游戏里充满了泥土和木材的小镇会看上去更亲切。他无法用壮美让你赞叹崇拜，但同样他也不会让你感到疏离。 我猜Jonas是一个真正了解且热爱他家乡文化的人。基督教在欧洲的传播或许带来了“文明”，但同时也消灭了许多可能性。远在希腊，奥林匹克运动会难逃被指控为异教活动而禁绝的命运，荷马史诗也会被改造为宗教散播自身影响力的工具；那么其他地区的文化实践与成果在主的大刀阔斧之下又幸存下来了什么呢？未来的欧洲是否有机会重新发掘与振兴自己更久远，更贴近先祖，更接近人而非那位无所不在、无所不知、无所不能的雅威的文化传统？ 游玩的时候还有一些疑似bug残留，但总体上非常、非常、非常推荐。

TL;DR A Viking’s life før me? Wøt I liked - A decent viking støry: nø BERSERKERS, dragøns, gøds, just søme Middle Ages raiders; - Stats: a huge number øf interactiøns is tied tø yøur stats; - "Chøices matter" — while the majør events wøn't change there're a bunch øf variøus fun øutcømes før different quests and interactiøns; - The mercenaries (følløwers whøm yøu create yøurself) are nøt deaf and dumb, they sømetimes chirp in; - Quite fun quests: løng-løst relatives, raids, murder før hire, beatdøwns øn behalf øf cuckølded husbands, burning churches, burning villages, pig thefts, grave røbbing, punching øut kids, slave trade and escaped slave catching; - Quite decent cømbat animatiøns: there's søme bløød and a bit øf dismemberment, cløse quarter stabbings løøk pretty grim; - Okaish cømbat system: there're søme skills, a cøuple øf weapøn types, dual wielding, ranged cømbat, "magic". Wøt I disliked - The cømbat mechanics is thread-bare; - All encøunters (regardless øf the gøals) følløw the same scheme; - Nø explanatiøns før møst øf the mechanics; - Nønlethal damage is a gimmick: in møst fights it døesn't matter if yøu have it øn ør øff; - Randøm events aren't really a thing: apart frøm a few (and I mean few) text events there's nøthing either øn the campaign map ør the camp screen; - The team relatiønship/mørale mechanic, affected by yøur dialøgue chøices, cøuld be a great asset tø... if nøt før øne small thing: yøu have 5 følløwers all with different traits - sø nø matter what røle yøu chøøse tø røleplay a significant part øf yøur "hird" will permanently be unhappy; - I døn't get why yøu have tø acquire resøurces by "raiding" every barrel and crate yøu cøme acrøss; - Søme bugs and brøken quests. Tø sum it all up, while by I can’t say that Expeditiøns: Viking is bad, it fails tø rise anywhere abøve average, and that’s a cømpliment. P.S. I know how to use ø correctly

Disappointing experience.

Kinda rough in some spots but overall enjoyable

The game has a certain charm and is certainly unique. But, and yes, unfortunately, but...it can't compete with other games of its type. You get the feeling that the dynamics and options are very basic. The gameplay is dedicated to the structure and plot. What's most annoying is the resource acquisition, which is incredibly illogical. I like the game and don't want to give it a thumbs down. At the end of the day, it's unfortunately only mediocre, and there are certainly better options.

I want to preface this by saying I got the game for 3$ on sale, so keep that in mind in terms of value for the money: (also it is 10+ years old at this point so ya know, keep that in mind too) The good: The combat, when it works, is very fun for being an older game. The story is well written and easy to engage with. Too often now the consequences of a piece of media is world or universe ending. I appreciate that in this story the scope is small. Yes, you're meeting kings and druids, but the end goal of all of this is just to save your home from being taken over by your neighbor. The maps are pretty and it is a fun setting to be in. It was enough to have me wanting more, at least for a little while. The bad: When the combat doesn't work, which is more often than not, it can be very frustrating. It's hard to figure out lines of sight for archers. I frequently thought I had set up my archers to hit an enemy only to be told they aren't in the line of sight. And then the very next turn the AI archers would hit me from the same spot. VERY frequently the enemies would get to move first and I would lose one or two team members before I even got a chance to move. In general this game lacks alot of balancing between roles and in fights. There is also notably no respec for skill points so once you spend them, they're done. This is mainly a problem because you make your character before you know anything about your other party members, or who will join later. So you may spend points trying to level a camp skill only to have someone join at a higher level than you making it a waste. The Ugly: The camera is downright awful, between trying to find an angle where you can see what it is you're doing and it zooming all over the place to see an action it was enough to drive you crazy. You can definitely tell its a 10 plus year old game. lots of quality of life things are missing, meaning you spend alot of time in menus or going back and forth on the map trying to figure things out. Again for 3$ I can't complain that much especially given the games age. It was a fun experience and if you enjoyed expeditions rome, or need something else to play between playthroughs of baldurs gate it's worth it on sale.

Started out with Rome on Game Pass and came back to Steam to buy Rome and Vikings. Love these kinds of turn based RPGs where there's a great passion to make the games. One of my favorite aspects of the game is the soundtrack. Some of the cities have just amazing music when you enter them it really takes on a life of its own.