Although amusing, thread-jacking isn't cool dude.
Qwcasd post=326.75104.857445 said:
After a summmer of playing Team Fortress 2, I got out of the mindlessness and bought Gothic 3. After installing the game, I started getting major lag and thought my PC was acting up. but Then I downloaded the patches, and everything was hunky dory.
So the game had technical issues. wo So what right? Wrong. I want game companies to stop reelsing releasing bug-ridden games. But Although, let's stick to Gothic 3.
As PC games go, I found this game's controls very easy to pick up and soon immersed myself into the game. The story is about an nameless hero who can pick different factions to help save, or destroy the... Wait a second, have'vnt haven't we all heard this story before? As good as I thought the game was, I could not help but think the developers just played it safe with this game. Everything about the game seemed like they took all the good things of a gem like Oblivion and made a less epic copy of it. Though the game is not without its merits. It is completely open world, the leveling system is decent, and though unique the story will draw you in.
So in conculsion, I will sum up Gothic 3 with 1 word: Solid. The game is safe, and I'm sure will provided a nice 100 hours of swinging swords and casting spells. (Tell me what you think.)
Look around next week for my review of Team Fortress 2!!!
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extensive needs for an editor, and hours more proof-reading, your review was short and not very fulfilling. I knew next to nothing about this game, and I know just as little coming out of this review. I'm guessing it's a first person adventure RPG, much like Morrowind or Oblivion, although you never really say. You don't mention how the gameplay feels, except that it's a less epic version of the aforementioned series.
You don't comment on anything really, you spend more time talking about yourself, or your past gaming history than you do with the game you're "reviewing." Your "review," which I am very hesitant to label as such, does very little to inform the readers about the game, much less review it.
Like the mental images I drudge up when hearing the word "gothic," you leave me in the dark for this review. It doesn't look like you made any more than a few minute's effort on this thing. Your work is lacking much depth, and I have a hard time taking your opinion seriously when you yourself don't take your review seriously. Your grammar and spelling are laughable, your opinion seems poorly assembled, and your review is short and devoid of anything I could write home about.
That horribly rude paragraph aside, you do start to get into something. You touch on controls, and that's about it. Give up some more depth. The controls are easy, and that's it... You should tell us about their intuitiveness. How about the graphics? Gameplay? Sounds? Music? Atmosphere? Replay Value? Value as a purchase? Anything you liked? Disliked?
You spent more time talking on gaming in general than you did on a review. Also, you didn't finish explaining the story, you cut yourself off, then wandered away with your tinfoil hat on claiming that this game is a direct rip of Oblivion.
Do some reading and research on the other reviews here, get an idea for the depth and style we review things here, and then come back and try again. You need a lot of work, but I believe in you. Just make the effort, and you'll find we're a lot more acclimating when we feel like you didn't just hurry and put something down.
Good luck, and keep practicing.