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I'll break down the decks: 1: Sporagorn The Sporagorn deck is built off the skeleton of my old Sporagorn deck , with quite a few changes. If you can get Unexpected Courage on to him too, he's your attacker. It's nice if you can get Steward of Gondor on him too, but not necessary. Yay, not relying on Steward!! She can defend against lower-lever enemies, and quest good too. His shadow cancelation is great, and helps A TON. He normally quests 4, and he can take out a good amount of threat with his effect.
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The Fellowship of Fail J. The game made me roll my eyes even harder than the book for the sheer amount of unnecessary nonsense that happens, but is made far worse by the many abysmal game design choices. The game is an action rpg with a top down isometric view and plays somewhat like the Ys games, if the protagonist was a paraplegic with down syndrome.
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You get a clumsy thrust attack that locks the character in place while also having significant wind up time. You can't just go up to an enemy and hit the enemy; you have to anticipate their movements and pretty much make them move into your thrust. The "block" is even worse, lasting only about a second and only reducing the damage you take. It is very difficult to time the block to actually be effective and I never bothered to try and use it in combat.
College (Undergraduate)
I get that Frodo is supposed to be a complete noob with zero combat training. Doesn't fellowship of the sword quest reviews the combat any more fun though. For some ungodly reason the developers decided to make this a party based action rpg where you eventually get the entire Fellowship, with the others controlled by AI. A turn based Jrpg would have worked better. So the other 3 hobbits join the party, complete with garbage gear and being level 1 noobs just like Frodo at the beginning, only revieds won't have the luxury of benefiting from your grinding. You can hold down a button to control them collectively but given how tedious it is to grind Frodo, why would you want to do it 3 learn more here times? The AI does not know how to deal with the hit and run charging attacks of bats and wolves, which make up the majority of the early game.
Good luck keeping them alive, especially when they tue off to fight things on their own. Thankfully they are optional and honesty, not worth trying to keep alive.
Senior High School
Healing can only be found within dungeons and is infinite; some are items that respawn every time you leave the area and are automatically used if you already have 1 in your inventory. I fail to understand why you can't recover in town like a normal rpg. There is money and a single shop that sells equipment, but the entire equipment system is automated to the point where you have almost no control.
The game decides what equipment to keep or throw away, and who to give things to. If you have 2 out of the 4 hobbits and find something that fellowship of the sword quest reviews be useful for the ones not in your party And if one dies their equipment is lost. Even worse, the ultimate weapons in the game are utterly broken to the point of making the game MORE difficult if you pick them up. This is due to a failure at basic math in the programming.
I can only assume they store the attack and defense values as a 2 digit integer, and when dword tries to go above 99 it wraps back around to 0. Thus when you equip the best weapons in the game your attack drops into the toilet. How such a simple mistake that fundamentally ruins one of the most important parts of an rpg made it past quality assurance is a travesty of game development.]
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