Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning

童年补票，妈个鸡可怜我个一直玩贼的，试了下法师，恶堕了，byd闪电风暴拍两巴掌的事，是战屌一年的功夫，难绷

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Na level 20 po 40 godzinach gry dalej biję po 70-100 pkt. obrażeń jak w czasie 1 godziny. Co więcej od 40 godzin bije tych samych 15 przeciwników. Hitboxy - kuriozum. Ciągłe wytrącanie z animacji, tracenie kontroli nad postacią. Źle to się czuje.

6年过去了，能静下心完成这个跑断腿的游戏，终于全成就了。 DLC地图设计很精妙（有时又比较恶意） 这个游戏放在当下的ARPG环境里算是打磨非常用心和完整的了，有大把空闲时间的RPG爱好者不要错过。

Juego mediopelo y repetitivo a más no poder. Bah, capaz esa es justamente la esencia de los RPGs y yo estoy en el lugar equivocado. De todas formas lo estoy platinando porque ya que estoy en el baile, tengo qeu bailar pero es top 2 peores platinos que saqué

“Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning” is a competent action RPG with fun combat but limited immersion. The story is fine, yet NPCs only rarely acknowledge your race, gender, or background. It’s especially noticeable when characters you meet express distrust toward your specific race, but neither you nor they react to the tension. These missed opportunities make the world feel flatter than it should. (5/10) This is fundamentally an action game with RPG elements layered on top. The structure resembles an MMO: repetitive tasks, heavy backtracking, and quests that send you into areas you’ve already cleared. Sometimes a quest auto-completes; other times an NPC, enemy, or object spawns in a room full of corpses, waiting for you as if the previous fight never happened. Issues like these constantly remind you that you’re playing a game rather than allowing you to inhabit a character. The combat is enjoyable regardless of build at least, and the game possesses a distinct aesthetic charm. The forests are welcoming and the cities easy to navigate, but the long stretches of semi-open zones between locations make traversal a time-consuming affair. The game clearly expects you to visit each location once and rely on fast travel via the map menu afterward. But if you prefer not to use map fast travel unless the world offers a logically consistent in-universe option, such as teleporters or hireable carriages, the design works heavily against you, making getting around a massive time sink that is further exacerbated by constant quest backtracking. Finally, the remaster looks only marginally better than the original while demanding significantly more from your hardware. Apart from the new DLC, there's little reason to choose this version over the original release, which still runs well today. (5/10)

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