Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor instal the last version for mac

Like, I don't know, Baldur's Gate 3? That's just too much, and at least in a way that doesn't involve 50 hours of the same battle. When there's a lot to interact with and every combat situation is unique, we feel that the combat in that game is cool. The excitement of combat comes from the uniqueness of the encounter design. The One Run Dungeon could have been a great idea, but now it's just an excuse to put in a bunch of boring, soulless combat encounters. So you just get a bunch of crap monsters, and all the encounters are just the same. You can't have named monsters in the middle of a dungeon, because if you leave the dungeon even once, the dungeon resets, and in a system like that, it's weird to have named monsters that you killed come back, so there's no such thing as named monsters in the first place, except for bosses. Look, even in Avadon, there were a bunch of named monsters, and when they showed up throughout the dungeon (Shaman Hoggy-Poggy whomever), it added a bit of tension to the encounter - it felt good to defeat them, and it felt good because they dropped something. This idea even contributes to making all dungeons similar. In a situation where you have to fight the exact same enemies in every dungeon (look at #1), is that really a good idea? In fact, it could have been a good idea.īut when almost every dungeon is similar (sure, there's some variation, but let's see if you can see that variation after liberating 2.8 million mines), is it really a good idea? Jeff, are you sure you've played the game from start to finish?Ī One Run Dungeon might seem like a good idea. They do the same thing from level 3 to endgame, only to make it take longer. So as you level up, your enemies' HP increases. Level scaling! The salvation of RPGs! It's here in this game, too. You shouldn't expect a spiderweb game to be a strategy RPG anyway, but this isn't even a game.īut Jeff must have wanted to call it a *strategy RPG* because, to quote him, it's a *strategy RPG*, so he's implemented level scaling to add tension to the combat! Jeff talks about 'tons of useful skills.' What useful skills? We only use those.Ĭalling this a strategy RPG is an insult to strategy RPGs. That's all you do from level 3 to endgame.

There is only one optimal way to play this game : Attach summoned minions to enemies, use buffs, attack with ranged weapons.Īnd? Occasionally, do a mass heal, and do a wide area magic attack. I've heard that Spiderweb Software has good beta testers - did none of those beta testers realise that this game is a mess?

The story was good, or more accurately, the relationship with the queen and her family was very good.

Queen's Wish 2: The Tormentor instal the last version for mac