Well...you're the first person I've met that's not very fond of the way this game works. But yea, don't expect it to change. You do build up your party because most of your army you're sending to Asgard to fight in the war there. There are two endings to the game and the basic ending you get from just basically playing through can be quite dissapointing. The good ending is amazing though. Anywho, the games' storyline is different, but just as incredible as any other. Instead of having one huge storyline like any other game it has about 20 different incredible small storylines.
For a true D&D experience you will want to try Baldur's Gate (if you can find it, it's quite possibly my all-time favorite RPG in existance, especially the second one) and Neverwinter Nights. WoW is a brilliant game but rather poorly reflects a true D&D feel if that's what you're looking for. Oh, and Icewind Dale is a good thing to try too...still need to order that....
Heh, or try and get a job and save up...I'm 20 but I was working since I was 14. I only very recently had a friend of my girlfriends build me and her a computer, mine being top of the line, hers being just a bit under, and he only charged me for the parts. Meaning it only cost me a little under $1000.
[QUOTE="Calulithrar"]WEll, it does have VP Lenneth and Brave Story (which everyone seems to worship on here) not to mention alot of other half-decent ones, then no PSP most certainly need any more RPG's.IsNotInterestes
WEll, it does have VP Lenneth and Brave Story (which everyone seems to worship on here) not to mention alot of other half-decent ones, then no PSP most certainly need any more RPG's.
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