However, at least as of this point in my playthrough, I am dubious of the impact that gains/losses in these areas will have on the overall gameplay experience.
For example “searching for an object” could involve breaking and entering into a home, which does bring in the legal and reputation system somewhat. Now I don’t want to be unfair, there are obviously a lot of different ways that you can tweak the above list. For the most part in this game if you aren’t talking to someone, inspecting an object, or searching for an object You are killing something. I will say that while it was nice to have a quest that didn’t heavily feature combat, the mechanical limitations of the engine are starting to show itself a bit. However, this time the crime is one that is more political in nature instead of criminal, or at least on the surface.
Once again, Henry has taken on the role of an investigator. Sharing info with the stone quarry – (Gameplay) Not really a fair fight – 1 worker – (Combat) Starting the cathedral investigation – (Gameplay)Ĭonfirming the origin of the skull – (Gameplay) Getting a quest from Sir Divish – (Gameplay) Getting quest tips from the innkeeper – (Gameplay)
