• 31Jan 11

  Two Worlds 2 Vs Oblivion

  Alright guys before I make a video on what I think is better, lets fight this out and see what game is really better!

  • Posted Jan 31, 2011 8:38 pm GMT
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• 31Jan 11

  Two Worlds 2 Sailing and Arena

  Hey everybody, I am on chapter 2 of Two Worlds 2 single player, I am maybe halfway through the main quest. Anyways what is interesting is that Two Worlds 2 has different methods of transportation for the player to get around the massive landscape. You can teleport, ride a horse, and as I just found out in New Ashos harbour you can also sail a boat! It impressed me quite a bit. It is pretty realistic, you sail in the direction of the wind. It can be annoying at times because when you need to go the opposite direction it can be quitea pain.

  I found this out the hard way As I spent 20 minutes just to get to a new continent I never been before. When I got on the beach it turns out the part of island I landed on is boxed in by mountains. That time wasteed! At least I could just teleport back to the island I am on.

  Anyways the game is still as I said looking pretty solid. I can see me playing this single player for quite a while more just to beat the main quest.

  The arena, yes this game has an arena. It is pretty good, but I am around level 25 right now and I didn't really find it to be a challenge, except for after I beat the champion of the arena you need to fight a monster after which I do not want to spoil but I actually died! Anyways I have tried the Brotherhood guild and Merchents guild, Hopefully before I can fit in some time for the mage guild or theives guild.

  Thanks for reading!

  • Posted Jan 31, 2011 2:25 pm GMT
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• 28Jan 11

  Two Worlds 2

  Hey everyone, remember the game Two worlds? You know, the Pc game which got set to launch on consoles a month before its release? Yeah lets not talk about it.

  Now Two Worlds 2, you may have thought to cross it off of your list but I picked it up on release and let me tell you, in my opinion it rivals Oblivion. Out of all the reviews 1 has been negative. That review was based on it in December. It was fixed and patched and released in January here. I am hoping to write a review on it soon but from what I see it might be a while. The total size of content is just crazy. Not only does it have a lengthly single player which is bigger then Oblivion :O But it also features a well put together multiplayer that actually works! Elder Scrolls Skyrim has a lot to do to beat this game.

  However all is not well in the world of Two Worlds 2. Gamespot, IGN, and various other big names in the gaming community have not reviewed this game. Hence, players havn't bought it thinking of the disgusting prequel. I will say this and you can quote me, "Two Worlds 2 is an innovative and revolutionary Western style rpg that is not just good, but rivals Oblivion!"

  Now for the bad.... I wish I didn't have to even write this paragraph but, I do sound like a fanboy, but I am not. I will be the first to say yes, its not perfect. Buts its damn near it! The first problem can be fixed, and that is loading. The game is fast for loading big areas but you will notice when teleporting to a new area it will take a good 5-10 secs to load textures. Downloading the game to your hardrive can fix this, for the most part. Another small problem is for some reason the game default isn't to use a safe zone for the screen meaning, the menu might go off your televison. Just go to your settings and turn on safe screen, then voila! Fixed. I hope to finish the review soon but its looking like a solid 8.5- maybe 9 depending on the single player and other features I havn't tried yet. This will be my first in depth review. Meaning it could be the best review on this game Thanks for reading!

  If you want to play Two Worlds 2 , my gamertag is Lucktight

  • Posted Jan 28, 2011 7:40 pm GMT
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