Eschalon Book 2 > Skyrim

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Eschalon Book 2 > Skyrim

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Ok, so maybe it is not necessarily "better", but I am finding it more addicting!
I only recently bought both book 1 and 2 through steam. I didn't know what to expect.

While I struggled with Book 1, I have been racing through book 2 and greatly enjoying it. I cannot say the same for skyrim. I believe I restarted that game 5 times within the first 24 hours, just because I was not happy with one thing or another. While I enjoy Skyrim's graphics, there is just something about the gameplay that does NOT draw me in like Eschalon.

So this is my thank you post to Basilisk Games for making a great product that, hands down, has been a MUCH greater value for my money than $60 Skyrim.

I absolutely cannot wait for book 3 but am still happy to know that I can play book 1 after finishing book 2 =D
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Re: Eschalon Book 2 > Skyrim

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I just finished Book 2. That was quite a bit shorter than I was expecting. I am disappointed because I enjoyed playing it :)
Now I must decide between Book 1, Avadon or trying this one again without cheating heh.
It took me 19.3 hours.
Thanks Basilisk! No regrets on buying this!
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Re: Eschalon Book 2 > Skyrim

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Avadon is like Book 2, you really expected there to be more. I know lots of players when they reached the endgame went, "Wait, this is it? Shouldn't there be some more?"
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Randomizer wrote:Avadon is like Book 2, you really expected there to be more. I know lots of players when they reached the endgame went, "Wait, this is it? Shouldn't there be some more?"
I kind of found that made both much more replayable. I have a few hundred hours playing time on both Eschalon games, and probably 100 on various playthroughs of Avadon.

It should be noted for those who don't know it that Avadon is a party-based game, not a solo character game (though you can play it as a solo character).
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