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06-30-2009, 07:16 AM
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I can't imagine why they haven't made another one already. They could seriously cash in. It doesn't even have to be a direct sequel to ToB (especially since that ToB had perfect closure.) all they would have to do is make another dialogue-heavy isometric game based on the same rules and interface. In my opinion, the intricate dialogue and in-depth story were what made the game so engrossing. A sequel should definitely be isometric, though. I would not buy it if it were 3d like NWN. I don't know about you guys, but I prefer a well-designed (few glitches) game with a good story-line to one that has fancy graphics and little else (Peter Molyneux, I'm looking in your direction). If they made a good successor to the BG series, I guarantee they would make bank. I played BG for the first time back in the 90's, shortly after it came out, and it's one of the only games I remember well from that long ago. Plus, it was the only game I have played that got progressively better with each sequel. For the love of God, I hope they make another. I have yet to see a game that even approaches the epic level of the BG series.
Last edited by White Knight; 06-30-2009 at 07:22 AM.
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