I’m also not sure whether I find that the combat fits neatly to the storytelling parts of the game – it’s common for RPGs to have this disconnect but the stylistic difference seems stronger in TSW. Go kill some zombies.” There is even more of a disconnect between the clever and immersive world building and a public channel full of “LF2M tank and healer”. conspiracy theories.” and “welcome to Kingsmouth, here’s your shotgun. For me there was a disconnect between “secret masters of the world. I like the game a lot, and as other people have said, the setting and storytelling is very engaging. So these really will be first impressions. Partly due to watching the Olympics (on TV) and spending a day out in London (not to go to the Olympics because I didn’t have tickets), and also partly due to getting roped into some raids in SWTOR. The Secret World had a free weekend, and sadly I didn’t have as much time in game as I had hoped.
This is mostly a quick fly though, just to demonstrate how incredibly /different/ some games which are nominally similar can be.
I thought today I might sum up some experiences I’ve had in games recently.
