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    2 years ago

    I have to say, though, it’s a much punchier start than a majority of the original Bioware and Black Isle infinity engine games where you’re essentially “angsty teen from.a backwater who hates his town, also happens to be some kind of chosen one who has assassins after him for unknown reasons.”

    Plus the whole tadpole in the brain thing actually feels closer to how a huge portion of Shadowrun campaigns begin. Brain bomb, brain slug; same thing basically.

  • @Uguluk
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    62 years ago

    Ha! Didn’t even realize that. How funny

    • @Ricaz
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      32 years ago

      Doesn’t the ship fly in DOS2? It’s been a while since I played, but I’m pretty sure it does some flying teleportation stuff

    • @Naz@lemmy.one
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      32 years ago

      Not gonna lie, I’m familiar with the D&D lore but when the ship jumped dimensions, my jaw unhinged

    • @vladmechOP
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      82 years ago

      Haha I guess every studio needs to have their calling card, Larian’s is wrecking ships as plot motivation

      • utopianrevolt
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        32 years ago

        for Bethesda it’s starting in a prison.

  • Izzy
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    62 years ago

    Is a giant tentacle monster really a ship?

  • @Mr_Dr_Oink
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    32 years ago

    Also the brain tadpole feels similar to the DoS2 dampening collar.

    • utopianrevolt
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      12 years ago

      I kinda agree, but it’s also the complete opposite as it gives you power instead of taking it away.