Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader

Es un insulto a los jugadores lo que ocurre en el acto 3. No voy a hacer spoiler, solo decir que no tiene sustento, no tiene sentido y ni gracia. Soy muy fan del setting y lei el juego de rol de fantasy flight, incluso lo jugue. No entiendo como Owlcat escribiendo tan bien los actos anteriores y posteriores pueda hacer semejante barbaridad, indigno cuanto menos. Absurdo y pauperrimo. Rogue Trader-n´t

bacana tipo banana [rpg de nerdola alias]

I bought this because I believed in Owlcat, let's get that out of the gate. I find 40k convoluted, overly fantastical for a sci-fi, but unique and complex enough to follow the natural cycle of "what might be". Their entries into the cost of FTL travel, for instance, is highly unique. There's a lot of cost to all of their elements, from cybernetics to "powers". In the 90 hours I've played the only "Trading" I've really done is in dealing death, and selling loot to random vendors. I feel like this is a confusing title if you're expecting a game about being a Trader. Rogue Traders are like weird Lords of a sector of the galaxy. Like imagine England in the 1880s, if you were a lord of whatever-the-hell-shire, and you were given power and influence over the randos of that area. A couple villages, and their yields. That's the closest comparison that makes any sense... but your manor is that ship, and that "castle" is like a thousands year old cathedral filled with hundreds of thousands of people. I dunno, it's fricken weird. I found the characters much like if Owlcat was given free reign to make some fan favourite classes into characters. They're all very unique and full of charm. Sometimes they're a little 2-dimentional, but over all they have a lot of things they hope to achieve in the game. The combat is where the game really shines. I very much liked that they did away with the old RTS with a turn-based, square system. Sure, some battles take 20-40 minutes, but they did in BG3 as well and I didn't whine there either. All in all, I would recommend this game if you love 40k, or if you find it interesting. Or even if, like me, you love Owlcat games and trust them to make gold out of a lumpy old turd... I can't believe Owlcat made me like a 40k game...

[传记] [记述者:未知] 自由主义+1， 自由主义+1， 自由主义+3， 教条主义+1， 教条主义+3， 教条主义+5， 教条主义+5， ... 教条主义+5， 已解锁教条主义-狂热者。 —————————————————— 上述记录便是冯·瓦兰修斯王朝的行商浪人在旅途中的所作所为造成的影响。 猫头猫的数值结构是异端的，程序员都是绿皮代码都是俺寻思捣鼓出来的，但氛围塑造和讲故事的水平还是过得去的，能让新人意识到战锤世界观下的黑暗与血腥，能让老人乐呵呵的找乐子。让人十分期待下一个故事，至于这个故事，已经迎来了尾声。

It's a no from me; for whatever reason after JUST starting the game, i'm unable to level up?? next is greyed out, choose skill is greyed out, no amount of keyboard pressing or controller buttons would do anything and it's LITERALLY LEVEL ONE, genuinely frustrating. My game is also 100% vanilla as I generally don't go to the Nexus for modding. Anyways, yeah, can't get passed level 1 for ???? as I'm unable to select any option to progress any further beyond lvl 1. One of the more larger game-breaking bugs I've experienced in a modernish game WITHOUT MODS.

我想不到任何不推荐它的理由，我认为比博德之门好玩很多

What a hell of a game. I didn't expect much going into Rogue Trader: I'm notionally familiar with 40k, and enjoyed games like Dawn of War and Space Marine in the past (and enjoy cRPGs generally). This is easily the most fun I've had with a Warhammer property, and it's one of the best cRPGs I've played. You don't need to know anything about 40k to get into it (many tooltips will help you with lore along the way, if you care about that), the variety of choices are great, and the systems gameplay is great. Took me almost 150hrs to really get through and enjoy everything on my first playthrough, which is a great amount of time for a game. Included the first 3 DLCS in my playtime.

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