Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader

геймплей интереснее сюжета. надменная, откровенно мерзкая подача характеров персонажей не говорит не дает выбор а вынуждает огреть их ближайшим кирпичом даже если тот кирпич ваш тиммейт. сюжет уровня 8-илетки с ИИ слопом. я ни разу не сказал что хочу в навигаторы мужика я ему говорил что "помогу" если получу выгоду а он "да я стану вашим навигатором" будто я выбрал другой вариант ответа а не тот что выбрал. это ♥♥♥♥♥ не логично я не согласен и я в итоге всех поубивал кроме тётки истерички. и даже та мне нервы снесла чушью. если весь лор Вахи такой. то это крайне отсталый и крайне противный мир вникать в который не хочется при всем желании

if you look in the patch notes you will see "we added our own launcher" and the very next update "we heard you didn't like it so we removed it" i dont need to play the game to know that these are great devs,

If I could, I would give a neutral score to this game. After all, it kept me mostly entertained for 50 hours, which is pretty good. As someone who is not a Warhammer fan and came here with limited knowledge of the universe, I will leave my thoughts here. 1) I think the Prologue is very good. It has some really good moments and immediately sucked me in. Both the choices that you can make and the epicness of the setting immediately came through, coupled with the voice acting, it is a great experience. (At the end, when I found out that most of the game won't be voice-acted, I felt somewhat cheated ngl, but thank god for mods. An AI voiceover is better than nothing imo. + They could have easily added an AI narrator at least.) 2) The first chapter of the story continued this, and although I felt it to be somewhat weaker, it was still very good and epic. 3) As the second chapter came around, it started to get a bit hit and miss for me. The endless loading screens, ship battles, planet-scanning, colony management, useless little planet adventures — although not hard, it started to get really tedious. I have to ask, why were these things all implemented... to stretch the game for the advertised 120-hour experience? I would much rather they scrapped most of this and spent a few more dollars on doing more voiceovers. 4) The third chapter is where I called it quits. You basically get your character turned into an agentless, weak, pathetic person, which is really strange to me. Like, yeah, sorry, I came for the Rogue Trader stuff, not the Diddy prison simulator. At this point, I just went on the internet to see if it would get better, and from what I gleaned from it, chapters 4 and 5 seem more of a downturn. So yeah, that's that. - Some design choices I don't understand: Why is the inventory management so frustrating? Why are so many skills so weak? Why not have fewer skills but better balance? Why do you need to waste space with this planet-scanning stuff? It was alright in Mass Effect, but why would you implement it here? Space battles are great, but why are they so easy and similar? You do one or two and you've already seen it all. Why are side quests so few and so unimaginative most of the time? I wish some companions could have shined more. If you go through the trouble to create some really great and different individuals, why are you scared to give them a bit more agency? - The universe lets this game down. As I said, I did not come here as a Warhammer fan, and I won't be leaving as such. But when it comes to the franchise, in my opinion, it really shines when you have the epic battles, a goal to kill and destroy, make a last stand, or save something or someone. But beyond that, what a shallow waste of space this franchise is. I must admit, I don't think the writing is the biggest letdown in this game. I think there is simply nothing more that you can achieve in this universe. Everything is dark and bleak (to be expected; some of the planets are nice to switch it up), we have infinite war, infinite resources, characters which are so utterly overpowered that you have to turn off your brain to make things work, factions who can never overcome each other and are forced to maintain the status quo for millennia. When it's epic, it rocks, yeah, no question about it. But when it's not epic? What then? I miss those RPGs which at least try to have some deeper meaning and message behind them, so when the journey is over, you have gained something.

Симулятор читания диалогов, из диалога в диалог Между передвижениями задержка в 2 секунды Игра супер изнурительная и очень пожалел что приобрел её. Такое ощущение что игра 2007 года. Если вы пришли сюда из бг3 и дивинити 2, то тут ВООБЩЕ не то что вы думаете. Это даже не кооператив с корешом, он просто бегает как напарник

it is great, but the story is hard to follow, the gampeplay is good, combat is good, it is much harder to follow than wrath of the righteous. It is just not for me I guess

goodest game ever

Good story, good characters. Ship combat isn't my favourite but everything else was great.