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aleph_null1 · 11-01-2004, 12:34 PM

I'm actually quite fond of Dungeon Siege. They shouldn't have marketed it as an RPG -- because it's not -- but for a nice little Diablo-style action/adventure romp, it's fun.

1) Single player or Multi player? The Fury's Eye you find in single player is worthless, and as I recall you can't transfer items between single & multi player characters. However, the multiplayer Fury's Eye is part of a combination to unlock a cool secret Chicken Level in the desert near Quillrabe.

2) This is one of those games where party size makes absolutely no difference, IMO. If you double your party size, the monsters double in HP / Damage / XP / &tc. You'll find that after soloing an entire game, your solo character will be just as powerful as each char in your party of six, except he will have had a harder time of things.

11-01-2004, 12:34 PM	#2
aleph_null1 Red Wizard of Thay Join Date: January 7, 2001 Location: Honolulu, Hawai'i Age: 41 Posts: 837	I'm actually quite fond of Dungeon Siege. They shouldn't have marketed it as an RPG -- because it's not -- but for a nice little Diablo-style action/adventure romp, it's fun. 1) Single player or Multi player? The Fury's Eye you find in single player is worthless, and as I recall you can't transfer items between single & multi player characters. However, the multiplayer Fury's Eye is part of a combination to unlock a cool secret Chicken Level in the desert near Quillrabe. 2) This is one of those games where party size makes absolutely no difference, IMO. If you double your party size, the monsters double in HP / Damage / XP / &tc. You'll find that after soloing an entire game, your solo character will be just as powerful as each char in your party of six, except he will have had a harder time of things.