64 hours into Kingdom of Amalur and the side quests NEVER END. This is me finally following the main story line
64 hours into Kingdom of Amalur and the side quests NEVER END. This is me finally following the main story line from gaming
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Yeah, it’s a shame the studio shut down
I just picked it up on switch. I wanted to at least keep playing the side missions to get a house to store all my shit in. I finally got one, but I don’t know if it was during the main quest line or not. Now I’m taking a break from it because it suffers from RPG mediocrity of side quests that offer very little other than a little bit of money and some equipment to break down/sell and no other motivation. I think the Witcher 3 spoiled me.
Careful you just posted Reddit enemy #1
I remember having a combo attack that involved using glaives and the lightning spell, but I haven’t played this masterpiece in so long I don’t remember it. It fuckin slapped though.
Wasn’t Kingdoms of Amalur a re-purposed MMO project that was turned into a single-player experience? There are some diamonds in the rough among the game’s questing content but trying to do everything is a huge time sink… Huuuuuge time sink. Stick to the stuff you’re pretty sure will give you permanent stat bonuses moving forward, and/or faction questlines.