All that I found bad with the Spellforce is while razing buildings once 80% is destroyed, the hit points glitch out, but it doesn't hinder the experience of the game too much and for that, I scored 9. The content available for an RTS is huge and could fill months of enjoyment in just playing the story. I awarded the score I did because I believe I can spend hours doing only a few level and still not break the surface of the vast story available. You can easily get lost in the story and forget about time completely while you enjoy such a stunning and exciting storyline. The beauty the game holds is unparalleled in offering vast detail in scenery both during cinematic scenes and during levels. The story is very rich and filled with cinematic detail as well as an intense soundtrack to follow the story as you progress through the world of Eo’s. We are then treated as traitors and imprisoned for sentencing and later sentenced to death for high treason to the crown. Learning about this vital information you return to your captain who then tells you their true intentions and we refuse to carry out this order. Quests - all active main and side quests. More about this topic in the chapter dedicated to character creation and progression. Spellbook - all available spells and abilities of a given character but also passive bonuses (perks). Disagreements are made, a war begins and results in force, being the only way to get into Liannon.Īfter pushing the elves out Liannon we are attacked immediately by elf reinforcements who not long after surrender and withdraw from Liannon altogether and tell you that the bloodburn is not a normal disease and that your commander kept from you that Liannon would be purged leaving no survivors. More about this topic in the chapter dedicated to character creation and progression. We are tasked to discover a mysterious new disease called the bloodburn in the town of Liannon, however, it is already occupied by the elves who are also studying this new mysterious disease. I'm at the point that my characters are facerolling everything, so I may bump up the difficulty to the hardest one.*** Spoiler - click to reveal *** You then progress to your first mission where you are shown the ropes of building bases, outposts, claiming territories and all strategies that come with winning a fight. I recently replaced Gor with the Creator's Guild mage who has a ridiculous AoE spell that heals friendlies and damages enemies at the same time, and applies either a regen buff or weakness debuff. On the rare occasion enemies do engage with squishies (because they were closer), just summon some undead and run those characters away. Plus one melee tends to make the enemies converge into one mass making the AoE spells much more effective. I've found that only one melee is necessary because enemies always attack the closest target and never switch to squishier targets on the backline. My party setup for most of the game so far:įire/earth totem & undead summon mage (Gor) I've fully explored all maps and completed all side-quests available up to this point. I've allied with the Orcs and Humans, and am working on the Elves now. About ~25 hours in and I'm blowing through Hard on my first (blind) playthrough.
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