Divinity: Dragon Commander

a fun game when it comes to the conquest mode but the politics are glaring and don't make much sense for a tense world war situation, there are lots of In my opinion "peaceful kingdom" problems that only would cause needless division in a real country the focus on these political issues ruins any immersion and makes every political debate after a tense battle makes me cringe more and more. but if you can look past the politics and left slant to everything it can be fun.

Trop cher pour son contenu - l'intérêt du jeu réside dans les choix et les dialogues mais en vrai les choix influent très peu le jeu.

Game called me a sexist pig for not firing half of my officers in the middle of a war. 10/10 would recommend lol

It's not a great game. It's an interesting one, but almost anyone will find every little detail very annoying. People play games often to see a hero overcome the impossible. This is not really that type of game. For instance, the annoying nature of modern politics. This part could have been fun, but the problems are many. It is too shrill to be fun and too comedic to be taken seriously; simultaneously failing in two seemingly opposite directions. Still, these are not the worst parts of modern politics. No, the worst part is when it beats you down with the worst of modern politics, such as one of the major crew members being a very hateful misandrist. Of course, this would have been charming two decades ago, but honestly it's so bad because too often crap like this happens in nerd culture, which has slowly been ruined by the encroaching arm of modern politics. Remember when I said people play games because they want to see a hero overcome impossible odds? Well, in this game's case, your faceless silent protag is put on the back row so you can suffer the prattling of the worst of every single political, social, religious, cultural, or otherwise macro scale topic. It could have made for great cultural commentary or comedy, but it's just painful. It's one thing to parody politics in an affectionate manner, but this game is just cold about it. These topics are serious enough in real life without hearing this crap in my entertainment without any reasonable gray areas. And the thing is, Larian can make good RPG content. If they had simply expanded upon the dialog trees, did a bit of extra work, and gotten it all into order, there could be actual meaningful complex story paths for characters. But what about the strategy part? It's better in theory than in practice. It uses a Risk style board game map with regions you move unites around in, then it moves to RTS type gameplay. The idea of zooming around as a dragon seems fun, but it is far from perfect, and you have to really push for it. To make matters worse, you have to choose whether you will do the dragon stuff or general strategy, because there is no way to do both at the same time. Sure, using the dragon form has clear advantages, but it also removes your control over units. It does have its moments, and can be enjoyable, but damn does this game get really annoying at times.

plough a skeleton turn into a drago. do stuff. great story.

Very cool