Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous - Enhanced Edition

After 30 hours,this game gave me fck ragebait with 4 nat 1

手柄玩找不到使用物品的方法，一堆卷轴和药水不能用

Daha önce Baldur's Gate 3 ve Divinity: Original Sin 1'i bitirmiş, Larian Studios'un o oyuncuyu şımartan özgürlükçü sistemlerine alışmış biri olarak söylüyorum: Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous gerçekten bambaşka bir derya deniz ama bir o kadar da insanı sabır testine sokan katı bir öğretmen. Bu oyunda sadece Şövalye Komutanı olmuyorsunuz; yeri geliyor haritada Algı zarı kaçtığı için burnunuzun ucundaki hançeri arayan bir dedektif, yeri geliyor Kaçınılmaz Hapishane'nin duvarındaki o lanet olası 5'li sembol bulmacasını (Daire-Üçgen-Beşgen-Altıgen sırasını ömrüm boyunca unutmam artık) çözmeye çalışan bir matematikçi oluyorsunuz. BG3'teki gibi "hadi şuradan zıplayıp geçeyim" rahatlığı yok; Abis'in (Alushinyrra) kamerayı çevirdikçe hareket eden delirten köprülerinde yön bulmak için saatlerinizi harcıyorsunuz. Hele o Seelah’ın sıra tabanlı dövüşte at üstündeyken oyun motorunu kilitleyip turları kendi kendine geçmesi yok mu... Hızlıca gerçek zamanlı moda al-çıkar yapmaktan parmaklarım aşındı. Karakterlerimden biri taşa dönüştüğünde "Sosiel neden bu büyüyü yapamıyor?!" diye panikleyip kendimi ToyBox modunun Buffs sekmesinde Petrified efekti silmeye çalışırken bulduğum anları saymıyorum bile. Oyun sizi kurallarıyla kelimenin tam anlamıyla dövüyor. Ama tüm bu karmaşaya ve zorluğa rağmen, Areelu Vorlesh'in karşısına çıktığım o son an... Çantamda biriktirdiğim Nahyndrian kristallerini kadının yüzüne vurup, planını çözdüğümü kanıtladığım ve o meşhur gizli Yükseliş Sonu'na ulaştığım an harcanan her saniyeye değdiğini hissettirdi. Melek (Angel) yolu hikayeye o kadar güzel yedirilmiş ki, epilogue yazılarını izlerken gerçekten destansı bir iş başarmış gibi hissediyorsunuz. BG3 veya Divinity kadar modern ve esnek olmayabilir, ama kural kitaplarına ve rehberlere baka baka bitirdiğim en katı, en epik ve en ödüllendirici CRPG deneyimiydi. Geriye dönüp baktığımda harika bir macera bıraktım. Türü seven ve "ben zaten BG3 devirdim, bana bir şey olmaz" diyen herkese kesinlikle tavsiye ederim.

[b] A Masterpiece Hidden Behind Excessive Tedium [/b] Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous requires an unprecedented level of effort, patience, and complexity compared to almost any other cRPG. However, due to its terrible pacing and frustrating mechanics, getting a return on that effort sometimes feels impossible. [b] Pros: [/b] - Mythic Paths: The Mythic system (especially the Demon path) feels insanely powerful and shapes the story brilliantly. - Deep Character Building: Deep customization with endless class choices and theorycrafting potential. - Epic Scale: High stakes and memorable endgame encounters. [b] Cons: [/b] - Developer Hostility & 'Core' Difficulty: The "Core" difficulty feels explicitly designed to make you hate your life. The balancing is completely unforgiving and unfair, making it feel like the developers are actively fighting against the player rather than rewarding them. (Personal experience: I played the first 90 hours on Core, dropped to Normal for the next 50 hours, and finally set it to Story mode for the last 24 hours just to survive the exhaustion.) - Obnoxious Puzzles: Some of the late-game puzzles (like the ones in the Ineluctable Prison) are needlessly convoluted and utterly ruin the game's momentum. - Pacing & Navigation Bloat (Act 3): Act 3 severely kills the game's momentum with its bloated crusade management, tedious map navigation, and endless back-and-forth travel that grinds the main story pacing to a halt. - Buff-Stacking Simulator: Pre-buffing with dozens of spells before every single fight becomes exhausting very quickly. [b] Verdict: [/b] No other cRPG offers this much depth and effort, but the sheer amount of bloat, relentless difficulty, and tedious navigation turn it into a love-hate experience. Note for players coming from other cRPGs: If you are looking for a smooth, accessible experience that won't test your sanity, this is definitely NOT the right stop for you. Unless you are ready to keep guides open constantly, stay away. 8.5/10

Очень не хватает нейтральной оценки. Ставлю лайк, т.к. все же игра подарила немало приятных моментов, и оторваться от неё было очень трудно. Регулярно в ужасе смотрел на часы, понимая сколько провел в игре, а план был зайти поиграть не больше часика, закрыть один два квеста. Плюсы: сюжет, персонажи, вариативность Огромнейший для меня минус: уже к середине игры в край задолбали однообразные бои. Никаких интересных механик, тактической глубины в боях нет и близко. Каждый раз обмазываешься одними и теми же бафами и единственное чем развлекаешь себя - это гадаешь насколько очередному гаду разработчики выкрутили на максимум показатель защиты. К концу игры прям плакать хотелось, когда понимал, что вхожу в очередной огромный данж и предстоит его унылая зачистка. Если бы, хвала Дезне, не выбрал случайно идеально подходящий мне класс, то наверное бы сбросил сложность до истории или дропнул бы игру

278 hours on my first playthrough. This game demands a specific type of player, someone who is okay with the complexities of pathfinder 1e and the willingness to learn the system if you don't know anything about it. I have spent countless hours looking through all the classes and archetype progressions theorycrafting builds and party comps. Highly recommend playing with the bubblebuffs mod for a 1 click autobuff before a fight (and toybox if you want to enable achievements with mods). While the game isn't perfect, especially early game with STR characters being the most viable, your build really picks up around act 2 depending on what you're doing. Coming up with and playing themed non-meta builds on normal or lower difficulties is where I find a lot of fun. The games story is amazing, dynamic, and well thought out. The story and gameplay can change drastically with whatever mythic path you choose. Mods really expand the potential of this game, especially with the big ones like toybox and bubblebuffs, there is even a multiplayer mod, WASD movement, and even a 3rd person camera mod. Worth trying out. Definitely one of the best games I've ever played.

Одна из самых лучших книг, что я прочитал за всю свою жизнь.

In-your-face politically motivated character relationships being presented within the first few hours of gameplay isn't something I can recommend in any writing in any piece of media. It was annoying and unnecessary tokenization in The Elder Scrolls: Online, and it's annoying as well as unnecessary tokenization here. Writing, ideally, should be subtle. The incident that inspired this review was about as subtle as high-impact dentistry via mechanical application of masonry.

2 Improvements from Kingmaker: - Swarm-type enemies are no longer as annoying as they were in Kingmaker. YES! Swarm is no longer immune to melee attacks, including bows. - Changes to kingdom management make it less "rushed" for the player since there's no time limit and no risk of failure. What I like and don't like about WotR: Likes: A. The amount of content is massive! Including DLC content, optional side content, and companion quests. B. Replayability is extremely high thanks to the Mythic Path system — the main story can play out in many different ways. C. Class building is a ton of fun: there are Mythic abilities and feats, a wide variety of supporting items and equipment, and you can keep stacking them! Dislikes: A. Only a few companions truly click with me (personality-wise, not gameplay-wise). My connection to the companions in Kingmaker was much stronger. Nenio is the most annoying, but I have to use her! B. The scale is too grand (fighting demons), so the roleplaying feels a bit less immersive. In Kingmaker, the focus was on building your own kingdom, which fit perfectly with roleplaying.