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Hell yeah, which one?
Bought both pathfinder games. Cheap enough. Going to play through both
Hell yeah, enjoy. If they don't click for you, don't let it turn you off from later Owlcat games. Rogue Trader really saw them nail the tone and writing that could sometimes be weak in moments in those previous games. They've come a long way as a studio. I liked them both a lot
I'm pretty sure I saw that they are real time with pause. I like those more than turn based crpgs because once you get used to the gameplay systems, turn based becomes a chore to me compared to rtwp. Especially on a replay. Happy to buy a rtwp game when they seem out of fashion for crpgs these days in favor of turn based
Indeed. They implemented turn base by popular demand later on by real time has always stayed available at the press of a button. I like having it for later playthroughs too. Rogue Trader never got it, though. Also there's a bunch of really for mods for adding in tabletop content but they don't work if you are playing on console or Kingmaker with a controller