All of the former criticisms I�ve made here are still valid, in my mind. Lack of companion reactivity, lack of camp scenes in Act 3, and lackluster endings to Durge and companion quests are all massive issues.
However, I will say that I am enjoying Act 3 a little bit more now that I�m playing it more slowly and exploring the finer details. The unfortunate thing is, everyone is practically screaming at you to hurry up and get to the main quest. So that you can�t relax and enjoy exploring. It�s a false sense of urgency. The same false sense of urgency that takes the lead in act 1.
I started enjoying act 1 a lot more, too, when I started playing it more slowly. The false sense of urgency and hurry doesn�t feel fun, especially when it runs counter to the fact that going more slowly turns up so much more detail in Act 1 in particular. They make it so counterintuitive to slow down, but that�s the way to fully enjoy the game.
Last edited by Ecc2ca; 24/01/24 09:03 PM.
