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Originally posted by ice3:
So for the one that find this game with plenty of quests I propose you to have a look to Might and Magic games. Then you will understand what I mean.
I have looked at M&M and I dislike the games for numerous reasons. Two primary ones are the inability to custom create more than one character and the fact that the clues are spoonfed to you so much. There is only one game I ever played that game close to the level of complexity of the quests in the Wizardry series and that was an old old game called 'Dusk of the Gods' where you had to complete a number of sub-quests to resolve your main quest to help stave off the defeat of the Norse gods at Ragnarok.
Perhaps rather than count the -number- of quests in the two games you should consider the level of complexity as well. I personally found plenty of quests to do as well as a number of complex ones to do and had no real complaints other than the one I stated in my earlier post. You obviously disagree and I doubt we'll see eye-to-eye on this subject but don't come in here bashing a game you haven't even finished yet.
Finish it once and then maybe we'll give some more validity to your complaints.