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Lord_Shadow
06/14/20 10:47:09 PM
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https://youtu.be/9mAcBgiUGAk

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DrizztLink
06/14/20 10:48:36 PM
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Shotgunnova
06/14/20 10:53:18 PM
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Getting some Lunacy (Sega Saturn) vibes.

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Kaliesto
06/14/20 10:53:23 PM
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The Forgotten City lore-friendly or something completely original?

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Lord_Shadow
06/15/20 4:11:44 AM
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Kaliesto posted...
The Forgotten City lore-friendly or something completely original?
Both atleast the mod is this new game looks like it's set in the Roman Empire

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rivers
06/15/20 4:22:00 AM
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this looks cool

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Lord_Shadow
06/15/20 5:29:08 AM
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rivers posted...
this looks cool
It should be the original Skyrim mod was amazing

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dave_is_slick
06/15/20 8:26:13 AM
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I played the mod and I kinda don't see why it's so praised. It was good but that was it.

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masterpug53
06/15/20 9:40:49 AM
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Can't watch the video atm, but good for them. Forgotten City is a solid mod that's widely accessible due to its familiar Groundhog Day / Majora's Mask / Edge of Tomorrow structure (and it's only 130-odd mb, which is a big deal for console players). Plus most of the townsfolk are well-written and nuanced. The two major themes clash a little though; constant looming fear of breaking the Dwarves' Law could have been a real nail-biting experience, but you yourself are free of consequence from it by virtue of the time loop; in retrospect it would have worked better with a timed cataclysmic event like MM's Moon. Plus the 'good' ending isn't very difficult to get - I got it on the second try after having only broken the Dwarve's Law once to get the armor off the one guy - and once you've gotten the good ending, there's not much incentive to go any other route.

But compared to vanilla Skyrim it's fucking Shakespearean-grade writing, so its high acclaim is reasonable.

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Kaliesto
06/15/20 10:17:21 AM
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masterpug53 posted...
Can't watch the video atm, but good for them. Forgotten City is a solid mod that's widely accessible due to its familiar Groundhog Day / Majora's Mask / Edge of Tomorrow structure (and it's only 130-odd mb, which is a big deal for console players). Plus most of the townsfolk are well-written and nuanced. The two major themes clash a little though; constant looming fear of breaking the Dwarves' Law could have been a real nail-biting experience, but you yourself are free of consequence from it by virtue of the time loop; in retrospect it would have worked better with a timed cataclysmic event like MM's Moon. Plus the 'good' ending isn't very difficult to get - I got it on the second try after having only broken the Dwarve's Law once to get the armor off the one guy - and once you've gotten the good ending, there's not much incentive to go any other route.

But compared to vanilla Skyrim it's fucking Shakespearean-grade writing, so its high acclaim is reasonable.


Shakespearean

Don't use that word here; GFAQers hate it. >.>

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