Yeah, KOTOR definitely has its flaws (especially the sequel by Obsidian, which I prefer), but I enjoyed replaying through the KOTOR games a few years ago. On the flip side, that same year I tried to get into ME1 for the second time — having dropped it a bit after I got to the Citadel the first time — and I dropped it again around the same point. It just doesn’t do it for me. I also couldn’t get into any Dragon Age games post-Origins.
I mean, it’s not for everyone, and that’s okay. If you’re not enjoying the game, don’t keep playing it. That said, I think the ME Trilogy is one of the best set of RPGs ever made.
I got the legendary edition for free and am doing a play through again and I can see why I didn’t get 2 or 3…
But I’m told they’re OK/good so I’ll power through and get to them.
Imo 1 is fantastic, 2 is very mid & 3 is kinda bad. The downfall of this series largely shows the rate at which talent left Bioware.
1 was good for its time, who doesn’t like tight spacesuits on busty aliens… But its really empty and repetitive (IMO).
Like, I’ve played through KOTOR more times and it is very different with the settings and NPCs
Yeah, KOTOR definitely has its flaws (especially the sequel by Obsidian, which I prefer), but I enjoyed replaying through the KOTOR games a few years ago. On the flip side, that same year I tried to get into ME1 for the second time — having dropped it a bit after I got to the Citadel the first time — and I dropped it again around the same point. It just doesn’t do it for me. I also couldn’t get into any Dragon Age games post-Origins.
I mean, it’s not for everyone, and that’s okay. If you’re not enjoying the game, don’t keep playing it. That said, I think the ME Trilogy is one of the best set of RPGs ever made.
I mean, I kinda want the full story, so there’s that, plus I know what I was getting into, and its still got those old KOTOR vibes…
The repition is what is annoying.