Well Alrik can speak but of course he can't reveal important parts of the game, but he knows that.
He can tell you whether FOV is cool or not, whether the story is splendid or not...
Hope for you he shows up pretty soon.
Hello, everyone,
well, Lynn is right, I had to sign an NDA, so I'm not quite sure what I'm actuall allowed to say.
And I didn't respond earlier, because I'm currently not very active on forums. I've got some life outside of forums as well.
The parts where I could really testplay the game were really fun.
There was fighting, and it was hard for me, because I wasn't tht familiar with the game anymore, due to he fact that I had decided to stop it several months ago becaue I decided that my PC was a little bit too weak to enjoy the game as I wanted to.
However, the parts of the add-on I played were a lot of fun.
I know, it wasn't unfinished, and that's why I was testing it
, but everything you might know Larian for is actually there.
The Humour, the hints and easter eggs, the lore, containing some hints towards older Divinity games and background lore presented there. Not much, but noticieable, t least in the parts I could play - due to time restrains.
The whole game needs a lot of time, actually, longer than I had. There are a few riddles, and running around and solving quests.
Rather coming from adventure games, I rather enjoy quuests which need to be solved without fights, but with wits and ideas instead. These are also there, as well as situations wherein the hero must battle.
The fights reflect that the hero (I played a male character) is already a much more powerful character. However, I had some difficulties with the pre-defined character I chose directly from the Add-On, since I couldn't import from anywhere. Plus, as stated above, I was a bit unfamiliar with the game at that point.
Personally, I'm quite sure that everyone who enjoyed the full game will also enjoy the Add-On.
