Recent content by Khannis

Loved what you did with the new mod! The only thing I miss from the old mod is the focus on tribal distinctions in the armor, I thought that was awesome, despite the fact that the Legion slowly and deliberately destroys the "lesser" cultures, there's always a (as Caesar himself likes to put it)...

Hey! Just discovered this, and it has been a breath of fresh air :) Congratulations to the authors, this seems like an amazing piece of work! A question though, in the Silver Hotel in Reno, I managed to progress the gambler "quest" (I think it's unmarked) up to the point where I figure out the...

I loved it. But then again, I love old villains coming back in Fallout, for me there's something about it that never gets old, but I respect that others may think differently. It's far from perfect, and I fully agree with some of the criticism (seems it's a battle between author and engine the...

Wow, you really liked DA:I? I agree with the rest of your ratings (maybe I'd give ME3 like a 7 or 7.5, but it's debatable), but DA:I MMO-fest quests started ruining the game for me, and piercing through the thin veil of reactivity to find that my choices meant jack shit towards the end finished...

Sadly this game seems to be the type to stay away from, at least for now. I'm curious though, with the removal of Paragon/Renegade, how many real choices there are to make? Even with the general collapse of the RPG-side of the gaming industry, I'm reluctant to believe this is as bad as "Fallout" 4.

I disagree. I like the story, most of the writing, and plenty of things made me care. And (contrary to what seems to be the trend these days) the ending was one of the best parts about the game, and definetely added some punch and nuance to the game's "question". Also, there are plenty of...

Genocide and Malaise are probably my favorite characters, but I also enjoyed the Kwherezimian in the Bloom. I also very much liked my journey and ending with Rhin, twas' more than fitting.

Although I'll admit it's a little bloated, I don't mind it that much, and much prefer Torment's writing to PoE or Tyranny.

I was an enthusiastic backer of Torment on Kickstarter, and just finished it in 23 hours, after being as thorough as possible in my explorations and side-quest doing. Here's my (semi-coherent) thoughts on it so far: First, let me start with a TL;DR: This game is a very good RPG, while being...

I actually quite like these ideas, man. Would definitely go for something along those lines. What I hate the most in any game with a modicum of roleplaying is that one group has to be the boogeymen. Because we can't have real-humans-real-motivations grown up stuff.

The moment I tried to blow Preston Garvey's head off and I couldn't. Yeah, it took that long.

I think they could save the game, but I'm almost certain they won't. They'd have to address some core issues with the game, such as a meaningless ending (and we had not nearly enough outcry, like in Mass Effect, for it to happen), the ridiculous RNG systems, just to name a few, and be...

Kill him and screw it up? What do you think this is, OBSIDIAN? Please, Go... Todd wants to see you sir. Yes, right now.

So, so true....

As far as I recall, he was immortal until you either finished his quest or passed the speech check for info on psycho-father. Then he could be killed, and would be replaced by a woman who never actually appeared in game.