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Dementia
post Dec 20 2008, 04:14 AM
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Yes I've tried to cope with this mod for some time now, and I've come the the conclusion that it didn't appeal to me - frankly I think it took out the fun in the game. So back to bantercentered games for me smile.gif

I've been through most of SoA with this mod, and what really took the last joy away was the drow killing machines. Then again I'd have stopped anyway as I found this mod to be too centered on power. Perhaps it should have a subtitle: IA - for powergamers smile.gif

What I found most annoying was actually the fact that a certain order of quests is required. I think this alone will decrease the replayability. The lack of compatability is also (but not so much) annoying.

That said I will not recommend this mod in the future to other than pure powergamers and folks who want's some totally different IWD2 alike games.

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Zarathustra
post Dec 21 2008, 02:31 AM
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QUOTE(Dementia @ Dec 20 2008, 05:14 AM) *
That said I will not recommend this mod in the future to other than pure powergamers and folks who want's some totally different IWD2 alike games.


To each their own, indeed, but I feel compelled to point out the following: I am not a pure powergamer, and I never did enjoy IWD2 a lot. However, IA has been a lot of fun, and I keep coming back for more at certain intervals. While it's safe to say that IA is not for everybody, nor even for most people, you shouldn't underestimate how varied another person's taste can be. It would certainly be a shame if you discouraged people from playing IA (without bad intentions, of course) merely because they are not card-carrying power-gaming BG2 tacticians (yet).

When somebody asks about IA, I just say that it's brutally difficult, very well executed, and that quite a few people have learned to enjoy it. If that doesn't pique their interest, fair enough; but I think everybody can agree with the above statements.

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