BLACKGUARDS 2 SUCKS SERIES

This issue is even further reinforced if you have never played its predecessor, as players are expected to be familiarized with returning characters. Cassia is for all intents, mad and one wonders for the sanity of her followers as well, but as she amasses her forces from small rabble to rebellious army it soon becomes clear that madness is this characterвЂ™s best trait.Дespite this, Blackguards 2вЂ™s story is very disjointed, plot points are presented at an abrupt pace, often with little context provided. While the plot itself is somewhat standard for the genre, itвЂ™s the uniqueness of Blackguards 2вЂ™s characters that make it stand apart from other games. The story follows our anti-heroine as she gradually turns insane, escapes her shackles and slowly sets forth a plan for revenge.

Players take control of Cassia, a noblewoman cast off to a monster infested dungeon and left there to die.

Taking place in a dark fantasy setting, Blackguards 2 quickly establishes a grim, somber mood. You are expected to learn by doing, which is an admirable hands-off approach, but one which may turn newcomers away. As I mentioned in my preview, considering this ruleset is somewhat unknown in English speaking nations, itвЂ™s rather surprising to see how Blackguards 2 dedicates no time to introducing it to players.

BLACKGUARDS 2 SUCKS SERIES

Now, a few weeks after this tactical RPGвЂ™s launch, I can safely say my opinion has changed quite a bit.Д«lackguards 2, is a title based on вЂ The Dark EyeвЂ™ series of pen & paper roleplaying games. Last month I previewed Daedalic EntertainmentвЂ™s Blackguards 2, and though it had potential, the game sadly didnвЂ™t win me over.

Blackguards 2 sucks