I must commend Kev for being so patient. He sat through hours of cutscenes and jibber jabber just so he could get 25 minutes of footage for a game he knew he would only be playing once.
Protagonist: He's just unconscious. He was a soldier who was just following orders. also Protagonist: Proceeds to backstab the first character after leaving the dungeon.
I once made a spell that was a tornado of flaming anvils. It one shot everything so hard they'd often glitch into walls and the ground. Later on i found a massive of pile of bodies in the middle of nowhere and realized all the people i had sent into the void with my anvil tornado spell was dropping there. It took me hours to give the pile a proper looting since there was so many bodies. The game has the kinds of jank that could make Todd Howard blush and i love it for that.
Im ngl, I have a special place for two world 2s magic mechanics in my heart since I grew up with it. To my young brain the idea that I could swap elements with different spells and add modifications to them blew me away I wish more games would implement that concept since it's extremely satisfying to use and especially so when you create a powerful spell
The fact the guy with the cool magic sword is effectively named "Sword-a-han" says more about this game's writing than the entire story could ever hope to.
@@bigbastard7582 I have played both games and the TW2 spell system allows crafting of unique combinations of spells that I have not seen in any other Fantasy RPG
@@white_vargr1999It's grammar, not spelling. Traditional English is doomed today, and it's not like AI is programmed with 'proper' English, either... it uses 'they' as a singular pronoun.
To me, combat was iffy, but I loved how much lore was in this game, and the fact it was all open world. There was also a multiplayer/village management system that I distinctly remember because of how invested I was. The village management was pretty basically you built things like barracks and barricades/guard towers to improve the village's defences while housing and shops allowed you to buy better gear as the village progressed, there was also side quests you could do for your residents that took you outside the village onto a small map with random encounters that made you some quick cash. It was also time sensitive, meaning if you spend a week away from the village in real-time, then depending on your defenses, your village would be absolutely fucked or alright. The multiplayer system was basically a selection of missions with a large map but ultimately had a goal, and you could create a female character that shared Kyra's voice actor. It was fun, but I wished that multiplayer wasn't so confined and added as a second thought imho.
This game made me hate deserts in games. Everytime I get cold sweats. Thanks two worlds 2 for ruining deserts as a setting for me. (It was my first rpg)
I actually thought it was a good game. It was janky as hell yes, but atmosphere and charm was excellent. The world wasn't huge but damn it if it didn't have tons to do. A ridiculous amount of side quests, and even mini games (they were pretty janky as well but the concept was really neat). The story was pretty decent and even the dialogue and voice acting was decent for what it was. The graphics were actually surprisingly good as well. Good physics and in some ways the combat was well done. Yes compared to something like skyrim, it was in a lower tier, but i believe it didn't deserve the flack it got. It was a good effort for the time and hey, it was a massive improvement from the first one lol.
I agree with all except the world size. I think the world was absolutely massive, which ironically highlighted the main problem of the game - while the world was beautiful, diverse and massive - it was just EMPTY. Yet I think this game was a very enjoyable experience with some awesome hidden sidequests.
When I was a kid I saw PewDiePie play Dark Souls 1 but I didn’t know what it was called at the time so I was trying to get my father to buy it but he ended up buying this instead. And for the longest of time I used to think this was Dark Souls and even as a kid I HATED this game but I completed it
I thought I had never played this game but as I'm watching this I'm all like: "hey, I remember that and that too!" Guess I have actually played this and just don't remember it. 😂
I love this game, finished it two times whereas I couldn't get much farther than 3 hours into skyrim. It has some great original ideas. It's jank for sure, but the writing of most side quest is pretty cool. The main story is pretty generic, but the ending is a hilarious clusterfuck with so many plot twists you forget who is actually the villain. There is a side quest where a guy sends you to get shovels supposedly stolen by baboons, so that he and some other guys can build a house or something, so like a good protagonist you go to the quest marker kill the baboons find no shovel and when you return the guy is alone and tells you that he was getting robbed by the other guys and hoped you'd realize that a baboon is stealing a shovel is adsurd and help him. I will never forget that quest 😂
Oh man, I remember this. I remember seeing the first gameplay video from the developers and how it actually looked very impressive in terms of visuals, combat, magic looked awesome. I actually believed back then it was going to be like that. After the first game I should have known better that such miracles don't exist, lmao.
I remember meeting a boss in some tower where they glitched into a wall making it easy to kill them where I gained an over leveled weapon. It was very fun for how bad it was
I once commended this game and what it was trying to do. spellcrafting was unique and you could create spells that used the game engine's physics to push or pull objects and enemies into a cluster. you could conjure tornadoes and watch enemies fly around you! summoning a mob of hell monsters or undead was enjoyable. playing medieval drum/violin/flute hero was a nice way to earn coin. having 3 quick-load equipments slots, if you wanted to switch between melee outfit or warrior or something else. The game even has a dragon. I bet most didn't know it, because of the main drawback of this game; the quests. Everything feels disjointed. The story doesn't matter. The quests doesn't matter. And there are a TON of quests. I've failed some quests because of some weird twist that nobody sees coming, as if the devs thought themselves outsmarting the player. You think there is some moral good/bad choices in this game. It hardly matters. There's even one quest where, if you picked the right choices, get to have a romantic scene with a woman in the bedroom. Then she vanishes after the cutscene. That's it. The payoff is nonexistant. The devs worked hard on a MMO-content of quests but never asked what the point of it all should've been. The world doesn't get better, it stays the same. probably the worst is that you don't know who you're rooting for. The orcs? the humans? if by some incredible patience you reach the end game you'll start to notice how childish character-plot twists they will pull at you, it will make you shrug and think "why bother?" This game could've done better if they did less. Focused on their strongest cards, the spellcrafting and maybe the multiplayer-side.
@@commissargab6181 yes, you can be a necromancer and summon a mob of undead. The spellcrafting is the most unique thing in this game. The game should be cheap, so if you can stand all the negative it shoves in your face, have fun with the spellcrafting
@@munaus-3345 let’s also not forget to mention the terrible dlc for the game, with the most recent one coming out in 2019 and it certainly is something. The controls are also really bad, seriously who thought that sprint and sneak should be the same button? Also how the villain ends up being good in the end, because he really showed how good he was by: taking you and your sister prisoner and slapping her in the intro cutscene
IMO this game is pretty decent even today. There is a lot of kinda boring stuff at the beginning but with some patience and one or two mods you can discover nice story and fun gameplay behind all those flaws.
I just picked this and I'm finding it very fun. Its vastly better than oblivion, which started out more boring than any game ever. The combat is spot on, the variety of enemies, cities, dungeons and vast area works, horseback riding is good, crafting\upgrading system is awesome. People who dislike this game are simple mass media followers.
It seems you just fakk around but never get to creating any of those cool magic spells like when you summon crates falling from the sky and a small tornado that picks them up and crush your enemies.
I hope Kevduit at least plays a bit more until he gets to the other island. It's way more interesting than the damn brown-gray savannah. Also I remember sailing from one island to the other. Even though I never finished the game, I have so many memories of it. Struggling to play the in-game guitar hero with different instruments, playing around with the awesome magic system. And that apart from magic the halberd weapons were my favourite, though I don't remember why. :P
Not going to lie... I fucking LOVED Two Worlds II on the 360. I maxed my character and got 1k Gamerscore on it. That's how much I loved it, even with as jank it could be at times. Fireballs were so OP at endgame 😸
I loved this game as a kid, I never had Skyrim and this is my reference point for this kind of game. To this day I'll see screenshots of Skyrim and think of 2 Worlds 2
It's 2024 and Two Worlds Two still has the best spell crafting system in the business. All the while the big name games have to be modded to try and reach those heights.
2nd on the Ranked leaderboard for XBOX here :) Sasdly there are little to no videos on modded spells. I used to have a spell that you slam into the ground, 100s of seeking bolts of fire, ice and air would fly around killing EVERY enemy within a mile or so of my character, the next spell spawned rocks and made me invinsible. The whole PVP for that game was Mods vs mods.
I don't understand people saying this game isn't good. If you play rpgs at all it's immediately obvious this game has a different kind of charm to it. I had terrible expectations but both of these games have aspects that all other rpgs should pick up on.
I thought this game was dogshit because it was sold for like 1 penny in G2A and was in all of those "10 random steam games" you could buy for 1 dollar. But man... It's actually lit. It's almost like Gothic was made by someone else than PiranhaBytes
A lot of people making fun of this game, and for all the right reasons. But here is the thing - the game is ACTUALLY GOOD, the shame it was released unfinished. There are tons of boring side quests - which is true, but once in a while you stumble upon really cool quests, do few fetch quests, than get something really cool and interesting. The open world looks amazing IMO and it is really big. I honestly think it is a good game - with the only drawback of world being too empty. You can travel kilometers upon kilometers in some directions to find nothing, find some awesome looking ruins and islands with nothing inside. Honestly - if the devs had more time and budget the game could have obtained a cult classic status. But event as it is, I still think it is very enjoyable.
*boulder invasion* -piccolo from the amazing dragon ball abridged series- "Dooooooooodgeee!" - they fail to dodge, oh if only they knew how to jump out of the way. Such a cruel fate.-
I remember playing this game, I never played the first and only played the second (didn't finish it) because I hade it and was curious..the cards to make different magic styles was interesting, there was a ton of talking in this game so they really tried to immerse ya I guess
The funny thing is that sword of blue glowingness seems to have been copied from something else . Idk why but it's like a royalty free consept 😂 I had a wall hanger exactly like it
The Magic System is absolutely the best magic System out of any game to date, everything else about the game needed A LOT more work put into it. You can Combine spells to make even better spells, there's almost no limit to the spells you can create... You're basically an anime protagonist from a magic anime.
First Risen is still my favourite Risen game. Has a lot of nostalgia for me because it was one of the first RPGs I played as a kid, but I played it again a few years ago and I have to say I still like it. The combat seems straightforward but getting really good at it is hard but so rewarding. It's not like other games where everyone becomes a damage sponge on higher levels. Strong enemies can two-shot you... but if you learn the correct skills (magic or melee) you kill the enemies decently fast as well. Exploring the island is also pretty interesting, at least more than is many other games. The quests... there are actually some interesting ones, believe it or not. :P Of course nowadays the game is very outdated but for its time I think it's pretty good. It has a different style than other RPGs but if you go with it you can have a lot of fun in my opinion. Also didn't notice many bugs when I played it recently and can't remember having any really bad bugs when it released. Was a long time ago of course. :D Granted I played the German version (and it is a German game) so I don't know how good the English synchronisation is.
This game provided me a years worth of joy before Skyrim. The magic system is so creative and is also insanely overpowered. In multiplayer and the campaign you could solo everything with magic. Physical and magic resist spells with insanely overpower AOE magic. Absolutely invincible.
I liked the multiplayer mode a lot when i first got this game, and the only reason I played the singleplayer was because I moved states and my parents didn't get internet at the new house for a looong time lol
If you play this game for the plot, you aren't doing it right. This is a sandbox at best, and probably would've done better if it focused more on the random side quests and fun side characters.
I literally ejected the disc and drove back for a refund after I pressed "right" on my controller and instead of moving right my character unequipped all their armor.
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if two worlds 2 is so good then where's two worlds 2 2
stop light spamming my brain
WHAT DO YOU EVEN MEAN
Ahh dunkey reference, i see you’re a man of culture as well.
If zanny is so good, why isn’t there a zanny 2
TRUEEEEEEEEE
Wtf ZANNY LMAO
I must commend Kev for being so patient. He sat through hours of cutscenes and jibber jabber just so he could get 25 minutes of footage for a game he knew he would only be playing once.
Protagonist: He's just unconscious. He was a soldier who was just following orders.
also Protagonist: Proceeds to backstab the first character after leaving the dungeon.
"His head is huge and his legs are massive and then his hands are these little dainty, little ... little hands. " I feel attacked.
This game literally has the best spellcrafting system ever put into a video game.
Cap oblivion does
Oblivion doesn't let you summon a tornado of Burning pots, pans, and chickens
@@Silath01 yeah but people played oblivion no one played either of these games 😂
@@cadeglenn5081 kinda true 😂
VR games
Being scammed for $800 and getting beat up for bumping into guard? Damn, this game is realistic, that's immersion Bethesda can only dream of!
I once made a spell that was a tornado of flaming anvils. It one shot everything so hard they'd often glitch into walls and the ground.
Later on i found a massive of pile of bodies in the middle of nowhere and realized all the people i had sent into the void with my anvil tornado spell was dropping there. It took me hours to give the pile a proper looting since there was so many bodies.
The game has the kinds of jank that could make Todd Howard blush and i love it for that.
" Butter me blue and sell me a canoe"
I'll be saving that one
Im ngl, I have a special place for two world 2s magic mechanics in my heart since I grew up with it. To my young brain the idea that I could swap elements with different spells and add modifications to them blew me away
I wish more games would implement that concept since it's extremely satisfying to use and especially so when you create a powerful spell
One of my earliest RPGs believe it or not this game got me into western rpgs and it's still enjoyable to this day
It is East European game from Poland.
Just shows people will literally play anything
@@ryan.1990 I didn't have anything else to play and it was my 1st rpg so I gave it a try and finished it
Are you okay?
@@WorldGoods What do you mean ?
Getting beat up for bumping into guards is pretty immersive I must say.
The fact the guy with the cool magic sword is effectively named "Sword-a-han" says more about this game's writing than the entire story could ever hope to.
Two Worlds 2 is killed Skyrim so hard, it was released before it.
Some might call it a skyrim Abortion
Furry
Hey, Two Worlds 2 has an awesome spell crafting system that I have not seen in any other fantasy RPG.
Especially all the various summons you could make. The spells were definitely the most fun aspect of the game.
Morrowind spell system would like to chat.
@@bigbastard7582 I have played both games and the TW2 spell system allows crafting of unique combinations of spells that I have not seen in any other Fantasy RPG
@@bigbastard7582 Morrowind's spell system is honestly garbage compared to TW's. You can literally create an anvil tornado. The spells are so crazy.
Man I missed the multiplayer mode. You could "build" your own village, then play with friends on missions. Good times.
I got so many glitched and broken items for the mp
I loved this multiplayer as well as Tenchu Z's 😆😅🤣
15:23 "Bastard must of used the basement to slip out."
Must of.
MUST OF!
Im dying 😂🗿 It’s such a dumb spelling mistake like bruh HOW
@@white_vargr1999Modern education that teaches 'they' as a singular pronoun.
@@white_vargr1999The same kind of teaching that produced 'they are' for a single person instead of plural...
@@white_vargr1999It's grammar, not spelling. Traditional English is doomed today, and it's not like AI is programmed with 'proper' English, either... it uses 'they' as a singular pronoun.
@@white_vargr1999Censorbot does not like my discussion of 'they' as a pronoun, or modern teaching and language.
This game is jank in a good way and the magic system is honestly pretty cool
15:22 "Bastard must of used the basement to slip out"
That's how you know it's a quality game!
To me, combat was iffy, but I loved how much lore was in this game, and the fact it was all open world.
There was also a multiplayer/village management system that I distinctly remember because of how invested I was.
The village management was pretty basically you built things like barracks and barricades/guard towers to improve the village's defences while housing and shops allowed you to buy better gear as the village progressed, there was also side quests you could do for your residents that took you outside the village onto a small map with random encounters that made you some quick cash. It was also time sensitive, meaning if you spend a week away from the village in real-time, then depending on your defenses, your village would be absolutely fucked or alright.
The multiplayer system was basically a selection of missions with a large map but ultimately had a goal, and you could create a female character that shared Kyra's voice actor.
It was fun, but I wished that multiplayer wasn't so confined and added as a second thought imho.
I beat this game 3 times and it's so good I'm just upset that he didn't get to the second part of the map because it's just what he wanted
One of my first RPG'S and I still love it to this day I might get it on steam today
wait for the steam sales coming up for winter or Thanksgiving
This game made me hate deserts in games. Everytime I get cold sweats. Thanks two worlds 2 for ruining deserts as a setting for me. (It was my first rpg)
i hate those sweet sweet deserts to.
@@xxxnitrocorexxx hahaha boi you had me question if I spelt desert right
@@seanpinette9741 😝😝😝😝😝
I actually thought it was a good game. It was janky as hell yes, but atmosphere and charm was excellent. The world wasn't huge but damn it if it didn't have tons to do. A ridiculous amount of side quests, and even mini games (they were pretty janky as well but the concept was really neat). The story was pretty decent and even the dialogue and voice acting was decent for what it was. The graphics were actually surprisingly good as well. Good physics and in some ways the combat was well done. Yes compared to something like skyrim, it was in a lower tier, but i believe it didn't deserve the flack it got. It was a good effort for the time and hey, it was a massive improvement from the first one lol.
I agree with all except the world size. I think the world was absolutely massive, which ironically highlighted the main problem of the game - while the world was beautiful, diverse and massive - it was just EMPTY. Yet I think this game was a very enjoyable experience with some awesome hidden sidequests.
I actually really enjoyed this game back in the day
When I was a kid I saw PewDiePie play Dark Souls 1 but I didn’t know what it was called at the time so I was trying to get my father to buy it but he ended up buying this instead. And for the longest of time I used to think this was Dark Souls and even as a kid I HATED this game but I completed it
Lmao!!!
This was edited really well, 8:55 in particular, just let the editing stand on its own and it made it even funnier gg
I love the "your brother messed up so here's a backhand just in case that gave you funny ideas" approach to parenting.
You should force your friends to play bioshock 2 multiplayer
She-elf? You mean SHELF?
I know where the exit is...
I thought I had never played this game but as I'm watching this I'm all like: "hey, I remember that and that too!" Guess I have actually played this and just don't remember it. 😂
I love this game, finished it two times whereas I couldn't get much farther than 3 hours into skyrim. It has some great original ideas. It's jank for sure, but the writing of most side quest is pretty cool. The main story is pretty generic, but the ending is a hilarious clusterfuck with so many plot twists you forget who is actually the villain. There is a side quest where a guy sends you to get shovels supposedly stolen by baboons, so that he and some other guys can build a house or something, so like a good protagonist you go to the quest marker kill the baboons find no shovel and when you return the guy is alone and tells you that he was getting robbed by the other guys and hoped you'd realize that a baboon is stealing a shovel is adsurd and help him. I will never forget that quest 😂
Oh man, I remember this. I remember seeing the first gameplay video from the developers and how it actually looked very impressive in terms of visuals, combat, magic looked awesome. I actually believed back then it was going to be like that. After the first game I should have known better that such miracles don't exist, lmao.
I remember meeting a boss in some tower where they glitched into a wall making it easy to kill them where I gained an over leveled weapon. It was very fun for how bad it was
I once commended this game and what it was trying to do. spellcrafting was unique and you could create spells that used the game engine's physics to push or pull objects and enemies into a cluster. you could conjure tornadoes and watch enemies fly around you! summoning a mob of hell monsters or undead was enjoyable. playing medieval drum/violin/flute hero was a nice way to earn coin.
having 3 quick-load equipments slots, if you wanted to switch between melee outfit or warrior or something else.
The game even has a dragon. I bet most didn't know it, because of the main drawback of this game; the quests.
Everything feels disjointed. The story doesn't matter. The quests doesn't matter. And there are a TON of quests.
I've failed some quests because of some weird twist that nobody sees coming, as if the devs thought themselves outsmarting the player.
You think there is some moral good/bad choices in this game. It hardly matters.
There's even one quest where, if you picked the right choices, get to have a romantic scene with a woman in the bedroom. Then she vanishes after the cutscene. That's it.
The payoff is nonexistant. The devs worked hard on a MMO-content of quests but never asked what the point of it all should've been. The world doesn't get better, it stays the same.
probably the worst is that you don't know who you're rooting for. The orcs? the humans? if by some incredible patience you reach the end game you'll start to notice how childish character-plot twists they will pull at you, it will make you shrug and think "why bother?"
This game could've done better if they did less. Focused on their strongest cards, the spellcrafting and maybe the multiplayer-side.
You can summon shit in this game? Something like a necromancer class or sum? If yes then i will f king try this game
@@commissargab6181 yes, you can be a necromancer and summon a mob of undead. The spellcrafting is the most unique thing in this game. The game should be cheap, so if you can stand all the negative it shoves in your face, have fun with the spellcrafting
@@munaus-3345 let’s also not forget to mention the terrible dlc for the game, with the most recent one coming out in 2019 and it certainly is something.
The controls are also really bad, seriously who thought that sprint and sneak should be the same button? Also how the villain ends up being good in the end, because he really showed how good he was by: taking you and your sister prisoner and slapping her in the intro cutscene
Ah yes, a T-shirt helps to sell the medieval high fantasy setting, XD.
0% graphics
25% story
15% gameplay
*150% cutscenes*
comment aint it
Magician gameplay is very good..
That is ride to hell
And 100% reason to remember the name
@@AbudzinLOL
IMO this game is pretty decent even today. There is a lot of kinda boring stuff at the beginning but with some patience and one or two mods you can discover nice story and fun gameplay behind all those flaws.
Why would you need those mods? What happens if I don't use them?
@@JesusProtects It's either bug fixes, or quality of life mods. Maybe they reduce the dialogue in the beginning or let you skip the opening.
So, basically, this would be Kingdom Hearts if Kingdom Hearts wasn't created by Disney.
..... Sorry, what?
Facts
I just picked this and I'm finding it very fun. Its vastly better than oblivion, which started out more boring than any game ever. The combat is spot on, the variety of enemies, cities, dungeons and vast area works, horseback riding is good, crafting\upgrading system is awesome. People who dislike this game are simple mass media followers.
It seems you just fakk around but never get to creating any of those cool magic spells like when you summon crates falling from the sky and a small tornado that picks them up and crush your enemies.
It's amazing how little I remember of this game
The university was a brothel?
Making spells was neat
You know it's a good sign when the main character's arms are clearly too short.
I hope Kevduit at least plays a bit more until he gets to the other island. It's way more interesting than the damn brown-gray savannah. Also I remember sailing from one island to the other.
Even though I never finished the game, I have so many memories of it. Struggling to play the in-game guitar hero with different instruments, playing around with the awesome magic system. And that apart from magic the halberd weapons were my favourite, though I don't remember why. :P
You helped me find the game ive been searching for...for like almost 10 years
I loved the spell crafting in this game. You could pretty much make any spell you wanted.
Not going to lie... I fucking LOVED Two Worlds II on the 360.
I maxed my character and got 1k Gamerscore on it. That's how much I loved it, even with as jank it could be at times. Fireballs were so OP at endgame 😸
You can watch Kevduit while he plays this live on twitch
I've had this game for,eight?,years and never went more then 20 min into it.
I think I'll revisit it and try again.
I loved this game as a kid, I never had Skyrim and this is my reference point for this kind of game. To this day I'll see screenshots of Skyrim and think of 2 Worlds 2
Been waiting patiently for this video 🤯
No, that reaper isn't the final boss. You actually still have like 80% of the game in front of you.
it is when the game is shit lol.
@@SharuezPJL Game is janky af, which reminds me of almost every THQ Nordic game ever released; but it's fun beyond reason.
Funny thing about this is that the devs came out with a major update like a year ago
2:57 Oh... The she elf. Otherwise known as shelf
The voice acting is scarily accurate for the extreme random face you chose😂
The Eragon books were so much better than the shit show of the movie
you should try playing Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines. would love to see it
It's 2024 and Two Worlds Two still has the best spell crafting system in the business. All the while the big name games have to be modded to try and reach those heights.
2nd on the Ranked leaderboard for XBOX here :)
Sasdly there are little to no videos on modded spells. I used to have a spell that you slam into the ground, 100s of seeking bolts of fire, ice and air would fly around killing EVERY enemy within a mile or so of my character, the next spell spawned rocks and made me invinsible.
The whole PVP for that game was Mods vs mods.
I don't understand people saying this game isn't good. If you play rpgs at all it's immediately obvious this game has a different kind of charm to it. I had terrible expectations but both of these games have aspects that all other rpgs should pick up on.
I remember this game of having nice looking water graphics. Isn’t the best rpg out there but it’s entertaining
This game was so fun! also had online capability which was unheard of for it's time.
Did you know the first one had it too ?
This game was quite enjoyable from the time of release...
Also you could dye armor - hell yeah.
I thought this game was dogshit because it was sold for like 1 penny in G2A and was in all of those "10 random steam games" you could buy for 1 dollar.
But man... It's actually lit. It's almost like Gothic was made by someone else than PiranhaBytes
A lot of people making fun of this game, and for all the right reasons. But here is the thing - the game is ACTUALLY GOOD, the shame it was released unfinished. There are tons of boring side quests - which is true, but once in a while you stumble upon really cool quests, do few fetch quests, than get something really cool and interesting. The open world looks amazing IMO and it is really big. I honestly think it is a good game - with the only drawback of world being too empty. You can travel kilometers upon kilometers in some directions to find nothing, find some awesome looking ruins and islands with nothing inside. Honestly - if the devs had more time and budget the game could have obtained a cult classic status. But event as it is, I still think it is very enjoyable.
I think the spell making was a really cool idea and wish we would get more games with something like if
Finalize your RPG game playing with Dragons Dogma and get suicidal since the second one won't come out until 2063
Man turns wooky at 6:02 🤣
This was one of the coolest games I played as a kid on the 360.
I played it on the Ps3 and it was a lot of Fun
Love the sausage link arms in this game 😂
I appreciate you making fun of the Orc lady's "armor".
I played this on 360 back in the day. I actually enjoyed it.
imo the best thing about this game was the fact that you could use console commands on the console version
This game has an actually interesting magic system....pretty sure you could make a storm of anvils or something fly around you....
I just realised, the character looks like the NPC models in AC Revelations LOOL
*boulder invasion*
-piccolo from the amazing dragon ball abridged series- "Dooooooooodgeee!"
- they fail to dodge, oh if only they knew how to jump out of the way. Such a cruel fate.-
8:54 perfect moment for a Arnold shut up meme
One of those guilty pleasure games for me
I remember playing this game, I never played the first and only played the second (didn't finish it) because I hade it and was curious..the cards to make different magic styles was interesting, there was a ton of talking in this game so they really tried to immerse ya I guess
*crouch walks up behind guy*
*slits throat from behind*
"Warned you..."
Surprised you didn't make a boxnado with the spell creator. Also there are panda people up north of you walk on water
Two Worlds II: a cutscene adventure
statistically speaking there's a possibility at least one person remembers this game for the inn joke
The funny thing is that sword of blue glowingness seems to have been copied from something else . Idk why but it's like a royalty free consept 😂 I had a wall hanger exactly like it
Always amazes me how they simultaneously managed to improve and ruin almost everything over the first one
i actually played through the entire game. Magic is fun. I remember summoning lots of death knights.
Kevduit is making me really want to play this game, never got it but now I want it.
The Magic System is absolutely the best magic System out of any game to date, everything else about the game needed A LOT more work put into it.
You can Combine spells to make even better spells, there's almost no limit to the spells you can create...
You're basically an anime protagonist from a magic anime.
Hearing Izaro's voice at the prologue from POE reminded me, that this is just a sub section of the actual game.
Oh if you thought this was bad, try risen. That was a load of horseshit if I remember correctly
Lmao, Don't get me Started on Risen.
The first Risen was buggy as hell, but that series of games still ruled.
First Risen is still my favourite Risen game. Has a lot of nostalgia for me because it was one of the first RPGs I played as a kid, but I played it again a few years ago and I have to say I still like it. The combat seems straightforward but getting really good at it is hard but so rewarding. It's not like other games where everyone becomes a damage sponge on higher levels. Strong enemies can two-shot you... but if you learn the correct skills (magic or melee) you kill the enemies decently fast as well.
Exploring the island is also pretty interesting, at least more than is many other games. The quests... there are actually some interesting ones, believe it or not. :P
Of course nowadays the game is very outdated but for its time I think it's pretty good. It has a different style than other RPGs but if you go with it you can have a lot of fun in my opinion. Also didn't notice many bugs when I played it recently and can't remember having any really bad bugs when it released. Was a long time ago of course. :D
Granted I played the German version (and it is a German game) so I don't know how good the English synchronisation is.
its nice to see someone else spin during dialog
The story and the acting reminds me of those sword & sandal movies riffed on MST3k.
This game provided me a years worth of joy before Skyrim. The magic system is so creative and is also insanely overpowered. In multiplayer and the campaign you could solo everything with magic. Physical and magic resist spells with insanely overpower AOE magic. Absolutely invincible.
10 out of 10 quest making where you give the girl your food lmao
Ma man killed the Guitar Hero segment tho 😂
THIS MUST BE MADE BY KOJIMA !!!
look at those cutscenes length !
HAHAHAHA
The first Two Worlds I've played through several times, this one I couldn't be bothered to even finish once. :P
I liked the multiplayer mode a lot when i first got this game, and the only reason I played the singleplayer was because I moved states and my parents didn't get internet at the new house for a looong time lol
"I can't wait to kill 3-" *gets one shotted by a bear*
If you play this game for the plot, you aren't doing it right. This is a sandbox at best, and probably would've done better if it focused more on the random side quests and fun side characters.
I literally ejected the disc and drove back for a refund after I pressed "right" on my controller and instead of moving right my character unequipped all their armor.
Why not try and play GuildWars 1 perhaps with friends, its not exactly a dead or bad game but id love to see how you react to it