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Doh oh well no sountrack now maybe in the future
Post edited May 13, 2010 by aluinie
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gyokzoli: Wow,
I always wanted to try this game, now it is my chance. I am definitely going to buy this game soon. And the DRM freeness is just an awesome bonus.

same here, i wanna try this one :)
This seems to be one of those games that was made terrible on release (by bugs and DRM) but is actually quite good now. Despite loving Morrowind, Oblivion never captured my imagination and this one is supposed to be equally generic. So I really don't know if it's going to appeal to me or not.
so, can anyone tell me if the activation stuff has been stripped from this game?
Come on! Oblivion and Foblivion sux! Last good (not excelent) bethesda game was morrowind.
This looks interesting, i'll try it someday but not now. My comp is pretty OLD so...
BTW - again - GoG must take everything, that publisher give'em. So new and bad (MOO3) games are the price, that GoG must pay to give us MOO, Outcast, MoM ect...
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custardcream: so, can anyone tell me if the activation stuff has been stripped from this game?

At the very least, you can know for sure that it's no longer necessary to activate the game. In Earth 2160 there was an activation button left in the game, but it didn't serve any purpose anymore.
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tacitus59: As long as stuff continues to be DRM free; I don't care how old it is.

Pretty much.
"Good" and "Old" are subjective terms... many games on here have not been "Good" if you ask me, but I never pitched a fit. I have been meaning to try this game since the patches supposedly fixed it and the retail copy has some nasty DRM on it, so I will grab this sucker at some point.
GOG can stretch the "Good Old" term rather far, but it cannot stretch the "DRM Free" term.
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jbunniii: I'll wishlist it for now, mainly because I have so many other RPGs I haven't finished yet. But I'm sure I will buy it sometime down the line. Bad voice acting is hardly a deal killer for me. Baldur's Gate had some of the cheesiest voice acting ever heard in a PC game, but it's still a great classic.

*backs away slowly, with saucer eyes* Ooookkkkkayyyyyyyy... I believe you hold the minority opinion there, as the BG makers actually hired well-known voiceover artists and gave them what're mostly considered to be quite good scripts, but so be it...
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custardcream: so, can anyone tell me if the activation stuff has been stripped from this game?

It installed clean for me... Multiplayer appears to work without a key as well.
I swear their better be a patch that fixes the voice acting...it can be fan made for all I care.
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Rohan15: I swear their better be a patch that fixes the voice acting...it can be fan made for all I care.

It would first need a patch to fix the script. As far as I've heard, the localization is worse that the first English translation of The Witcher.
I've seen games with competant voice actors ruined with awful scripts.
Interesting release, I certainly wasn't expecting to see Two Worlds on here anytime soon. For comments on the game, as others have mentioned one of the most memorable things is the voice acting is bad... really bad; as in beyond "so bad it's good", although thankfully not quite yet to "Star Wars Christmas Special bad." Also, while some have compared the game to open-world RPGs like The Elder Scrolls and Gothic series, a much more apt comparison would be to open-world hack-and-slash games like Sacred. The story-telling and quest lines are very flimsy, pretty much nothing more than a pretext for running through various environments and killing lots of things. Basically, it's a big open world to run around in, kill things, and collect lots of loot. Some people will find this highly enjoyable, while for others it will get old pretty quick (I was personally in the latter category here). Just be sure you enjoy the combat mechanics for the game before you buy it, since if you don't you won't find much else redeeming about it.
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MichaelFurlong: Hmmm, I am not really into These massive open RPGs ( I tend to get bored). However I have been meaning to give one a try, what should I go for:
Oblivion
Two worlds
Rissen
Gothic
Any others worth mentioning?

Risen, hands down. Although Morrowind is also a very good choice. Although Al1 does raise a good point in that Risen can end up being brutal if you're completely new to open-world RPGs (not quite as much as Gothic 2, but still pretty rough), so depending on how quickly you adapt to the genre it may or may not be a good choice to start with. On the other hand, if your normal problem with open-world RPGs is that you tend to get bored then Risen may actually be a good choice, as the pacing is quite good and it doesn't ever really slow down too much.
Very unexpected and welcome! :)
These are my favourite so I'll be picking it up soon. Interesting to hear all the different opinions.
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MichaelFurlong: Hmmm, I am not really into These massive open RPGs ( I tend to get bored). However I have been meaning to give one a try, what should I go for:
Oblivion
Two worlds
Rissen
Gothic
Any others worth mentioning?
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DarrkPhoenix: Risen, hands down. Although Morrowind is also a very good choice. Although Al1 does raise a good point in that Risen can end up being brutal if you're completely new to open-world RPGs (not quite as much as Gothic 2, but still pretty rough), so depending on how quickly you adapt to the genre it may or may not be a good choice to start with. On the other hand, if your normal problem with open-world RPGs is that you tend to get bored then Risen may actually be a good choice, as the pacing is quite good and it doesn't ever really slow down too much.

I'd go with Risen as well. It's quite accessible, and if you find it too difficult, there are difficulty options. It's a work of art. It would be preferable to start with Gothic (Risen is essentially Gothic 4), but that's kind of rough around the edges and harder to get into. If you do though, wow...amazing game, that and its sequel.
Post edited May 13, 2010 by chautemoc
it's link time:
http://twoworldsvault.ign.com/
Why don't you release Emergency series from Topware? :/