Is this game like Dragon Age (RPG) but with guns instead of swords and magic?
1621698
It's made by the same people, so I guess so. Never played dragon age, but it looks very similar.
1621699
Pretty much. Both series were made by Bioware so there are a lot of similarities. The one major difference is that you play as the same character through all three games instead of creating a new one and all three games is one continuing story.
1621700
Its more like a linear ish fps rpg. The only connection to Dragon age is the rpg and branching dialogue and romance. In my opinion as a whole its better than Dragon age. I loved the story and characters.
1621701
You are going to get the same vibe with mass effect as you did dragon age story wise and rpg wise. But the combat is much better in mass effect than dragon age. Mass effect 1s combat is kinda clunky. But they improve significantly in the second and third game.
1289920
Edge of the Empire is very different mechanically from Saga. Saga is typical D20 system and offers a wide range of setting options. Edge has a narrow story focus (a time when Jedi are nearly extinct) and the different mechanics are integral to the game. (it uses custom dice, for example) I've played and enjoyed both - but even trying to use much of the Saga material as 'inspiration' for Edge would be difficult (due to lack of force users). You might get some good ideas from a book like Scum and Villany, although you'd have to bridge the mechanical differences.
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I have been playing a long time this game is the easiest way of playing D&D; and quite fun ... The people whom I play with range in age from 40 to 14... This is more a tabletop game then an old school game of D&D; but it gives you the basics of how the game is played... I hope this helps and good adventuring
1010786
Yes, if you mean it as a replacement in the starter kit line. It comes with 2 opposing and playable armies, a dice set, the templates, a small rule book... Basically, everything you need to play, just like Assault on Black Reach was.
840022
I bought this for my fiancé at the time, and he loved it. The answer is no, they are all metal, and display nicely. Keep in mind this set is from a different coubtry. The logo has had Japanese or something. The weapons themselves are tiny replicas though, and make the perfect gift for someone who enjoy the game.
954018
Once you purchase the game, there are no other fees. Pay-to-play games are usually online-multiplayer games. Dragon Age 2 has only a single player mode.
754817
There is an actual storyline that makes sense. It gets pretty intense through the campaign and multiplayer is good once you figure out weapon combos
1601018
Yes. You can play this game like the first. Just don't use the dragons, make a wake to stay on the board.
2244707
There is not. The game is based on the seven wonders of the ancient world. It's a quick game once you get the hang of it and a lot of fun. One of my favorites!
1838798
This is not 4.0. It is a simplified version and it is OK. If you want to roleplay or play a real RPG this is not the game. But this is a great entry level game to start learning D&D; and the minitures are great.
925564
This is an MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online). You will be in the world with other real people. Sometimes, it can be a good thing or a bad thing. Most of the mechanics are the same as Skyrim. In ESO, you can do PvP (Player vs. Player), where you fight against real people and not just NPCs (or AI). You cannot do PvP in Skyrim. And, for ESO, you have to pay a subscription fee of $15/month on top of the MSRP $60 for the game to purchase. ESO is an MMO meaning it can potentially go forever, whereas Skyrim had an end!
925562
Skyrim was a single player sandbox rpg, while it had a set storyline, you could avoid it all together and still enjoy the game where as ESO's storyline is somewhat linear while there are many different paths and decisions to make and make different order to the quests. If you're expecting an online skyrim, then you'll be disappointed. But it's still a beautiful world to explore.
1050318
Not that I'm aware of. The other consideration is the violence. There isn't tons of gore, but the nature in which you eliminate enemies can be pretty graphic and intense depending on the maturity level/age of the player.
2276315
Haven't played Dragon Age, but it runs other current games like Farcry4 and AC Unity on or near Ultra settings smoothly with no problems.
188675
This sword is shorter and lighter. It is a better looking sword (though fantasy themed) and a little better balanced. I prefer it to the cold steel waster but I suppose it depends what you want it for.
1013295
Not at all, the game does have some history based on the previous game but that doesn't matter to how you play at all and there it no character carry over like in mass effect. It will take you weeks to play all of the quests and find everything. Have fun!
1218214
I would say yes, though your mileage may vary. The core mechanics of the game are deciding what maneuver to perform, using the correct template to make that maneuver, and finally rolling dice to see if you can shoot/evade. Special rules like evade, target lock, and focus modify the die rolls, and could probably be eliminated to simplify the game a bit. I could see younger kids understanding the concepts of firing arcs and movement; though the finer points of tactics and anticipating your opponent's maneuvers might be lost on them. You should definitely avoid the squad-building aspect, where you have X number of points to spend on pilots and upgrades. You should find a FLGS (friendly local gaming store) and ask the owner for a demo, or stop by and visit when they're doing a tournament or just open gaming. I'm sure someone down there will be playing. While you're there, buy something from them for their time. :)