The person who said the magic system in this game sucks is nuts (I wish the magic system was like this in Skyrim). The mage class is actually a great deal of fun. The combat is also half baked when it comes to archery, melee is okay. The single player campaign is fairly generic stuff for the genre (fetch quests, kill some dudes, etc.). I can honestly say that it was the best $5 I have spent in a long time. I bought the Velvet GOTY edition from the PS Store for $5. You can cheese most of the harder enemies I found, though. It's difficult, and then super easy, and then difficult, and then super easy. The difficulty curve is weird because you'll be murdered by mobs in places at your level, but once you can pick off the individuals to grind you'll be able to murder them back without a scratch. Never got past the place immediately after the safari.Д®dit: level design is pretty okay. When you leave, you get sent to a huge open safari, which is pretty neat. It's pretty small and it gets old toward the end of the quest line. You're stuck on a starting island for a long while. The magic system is neat, but I unfortunately never got around to doing a mage. The combat is more fun to watch and play and has some, albeit shallow, depth. There's some kind of neat platforming to reach treasure, but the movement can be rough so it detracts from it a bit. I don't know about 'tons of jank,' because the game was more stable and mechanically polished than any Bethesda game, which is a terribly low bar but TW2 is much higher, in my experience. There's a lot of content to it, some nice visuals, and some entertaining combat. I bought it at $30 and played it for I think 25 hours.

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