Dungeon Siege III

In its own right, lacks direction, not terribly interesting combat, poorly balanced, boring and/or annoying plot. Tries to do the whole alliance-building and faction building schtick of games like Dragon Age and fails. In light of its predecessors, terrible. Doesn't follow up on either 1 or 2 at all in gameplay, takes only the broadest strokes of the previous lore, completely ignores the existence of 2. Eviscerates the lore of the 10th legion, ignores the well established aesthetic motifs of everything to stick ornate lion heads on everything, completely disregards the setting's cosmology and worldbuilding, and erases the cultural implications of the Droog, Goblins, and other intelligent species. If you want an experience of a similar tone but in an actually decent game, play any Dragon Age game. For a similar gameplay experience that isn't like pulling teeth, Grim Dawn

I'm just replaying this game. Wow, it might not have the best graphics compared to today's tech, but in terms of immersion, this , Dragon Age Origins, Dungeon Siege 1 and 2, the old Diablos, there's no immersion and storytelling like those anymore. A game where you care about the characters. A game where you don't have that ultra grey areas. Villains are evil, to the core, you have motivation to fight, the pace is great, and the immersion is awesome. There's are no pretentious voice acting with CALIFORNIAN ACCENT and Marvel style jokes like most of the WOKE GARBAGE we see today. Woman and men treating themselves with respect and no agenda or ideology and lecture stuff. I remember why I got so passionate for playing video games back in the day. Compared to the garbage we have today, I will give 10 out of 10.

I have played Dungeon Siege 1 in full and the first few hours of Dungeon Siege 2, trying out both for the first time this past summer. I'd consider myself a fan of the first game but I don't think it's the greatest thing ever made, so I don't have the emotional attachment to it that some of you might. Let's address the elephant in the room right away: this does not play like a Dungeon Siege game. It is not a dungeon crawler at all. You've still got the Diablo-like loot system, which I think is maybe a bit better here than the previous two games, and the camera angles are still less than ideal, but everything else feels a lot closer to Fable than it does Dungeon Siege. I like RPGs of all kinds and knew this going in, so I was okay with it. You do not create a character. You have to choose from one of four pre-made characters, with the other three becoming available as companions throughout the game or possibly controlled by friends in co-op. I didn't try the co-op. Each of these characters have their own variations on the plot but I don't think there's enough of a difference to justify playing the game with all four unless you really love it and want to try them all out. Your ma…

Amazing story!

I have no intention of finishing DSIII....

one of the worst games ever