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Topic	Has anybody played Torment: Tides of Numenera, and does anybody have advice?
DrunkCaveman 04/01/18 1:45:00 PM #7:	XianMei posted... InfestedAdam posted... Kinda confuse by your statement. Are you suggesting Planescape Torment battles were clunking and Torment: Tides of Numenera improved on that? Or that Planescape Torment lacked good combat system because it was designed more toward talking your way through most situations? Oh no, the batte SYSTEM in TON is a trillion times worse, and what's more, it's REALLY fucking hard! Howeve, whenever you choose to make an action, you kinda roll for for a success, something that you can spend your points on depending on the action, and you'll get a description talking about the results of your actions. Again, I say that it's like fantasy NOVEL. I imagine you're still a littel confused, but hopefully that'll makes things at leas ta little more clear. It's a very different type of game. So what you're saying is though the battle system is worse, it serves the game better because it's not a hack and slash, whereas the first game was underserved by too much focus on fighting <cite>DrunkCaveman posted [p:898876158] in Has anybod... [t:76473789]...</cite> <quote><cite>XianMei posted...</cite> <quote><cite>InfestedAdam posted...</cite> <quote>Kinda confuse by your statement. Are you suggesting Planescape Torment battles were clunking and Torment: Tides of Numenera improved on that? Or that Planescape Torment lacked good combat system because it was designed more toward talking your way through most situations?</quote> Oh no, the batte SYSTEM in TON is a trillion times worse, and what's more, it's REALLY fucking hard! Howeve, whenever you choose to make an action, you kinda roll for for a success, something that you can spend your points on depending on the action, and you'll get a description talking about the results of your actions. Again, I say that it's like fantasy NOVEL. I imagine you're still a littel confused, but hopefully that'll makes things at leas ta little more clear. It's a very different type of game.</quote> So what you're saying is though the battle system is worse, it serves the game better because it's not a hack and slash, whereas the first game was underserved by too much focus on fighting</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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