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Originally posted by D3lit3 Originally posted by plescure My first impressions when playing DF for the first time was = Vanguard. A hugely buggy game with a lot of potential! However the difference with DF is that ,unlike VG, if you are patient…
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You won't need to macro to compete. You will need to macro to get through the intensely boring grind aspect of the game with your sanity intact, though.
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Game's pretty much a turd, tbqh. They managed to implement a lot of features that are generally accepted to be "good" in a fashion that ultimately resulted in a really boring game. I think the shine will wear off for even the most hardcore fans wi…
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Originally posted by GrayGhost79 DFO isn't for everyone though, some just won't get it, The combat takes more skill than there use to, it may be a bit to harsh or they simply may not like it. So yeah, it's a niche game not made for everyone. …
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Originally posted by asdar I think I've played the game as much as this reviewer. He posted an accurate picture, but not nearly a full picture. It sounds like he's someone that went solo, hit a few goblins, ran the world and never grouped. Combat…
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It's "Oblivion online" in its feel, basically. Imagine Oblivion if you stripped all of the content out of it and slowed it down to maybe 60% gameplay speed, and you'd have DFO.
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Originally posted by Borkotron When Vanguard came out, people hated it because it wasn't exactly like EQ. The same is happening with DF, most people I hear who do not like it or have lots of problems with it do so because it isn't exactly like UO…
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Originally posted by Respit +1 Your take on skills is what I have been looking for. Only one thing I didn't see mentioned is anything about skill caps. Great write-up. 2 The skill cap is 100 for any given skill. There is a soft cap for…
