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Underrail vs Age of Decadence

flabbyjack

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Underrail has gunz
Age of Decadence has bros

Which is better and why?
 

DeN DarK

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Underrail: some decisions about DC and final battle was very dissapointing. Story is game not very replayable. Combat is very nice even with cooldowns. Oddity system is very cool idea.
AoD: Combat is very nice. Ending isn't not very good too but much better than Underrail. Replayability is huge from story POV. XP system is nice too. Setting more original than in Underrail. C&C more in story. Graphics is better (I can persuade some of my friends to buy AoD and they liked it - but I cannot persuade them to buy UR)

All in all - I like Underrail very much but AoD simply better for my taste.
 

Sinatar

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If we could get the C&C from AoD merged with the combat and world design of Underrail we'd have the perfect game.
 

likaq

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So, CYOA+cooldowns+deep caverns+single character turnbased combat = perfect game?
 
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Jimmious

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Steve gets a Kidney but I don't even get a tag.
Underrail is Borderlands for nerds. There I said it.
Still didn't play AoD to see what's that like though
 

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I haven't played enough of either game to form a strong opinion, but my initial reception (after some 15 hours of gameplay) of Underrail has been much warmer. Which I didn't expect, since I've always been a major storyfag, and Underrail is pretty much just combat (and crafting) galore, though it's all fun as hell. I guess I just found the way attribute- and skillchecks work in AoD a bit off-putting, as much as I applaud the game's ambition when it comes to the impact the player has on the story and muh choice and consequence. I'll definetely give both games much more time, but for now Underrail wins out for me.
 
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Underrail - $14.99
Age of Decadence - $29.99

Two games of comparable quality and one costs twice as much. Need I say more?
 

likaq

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boring as fuck min/max CYOA adventure game with shitty 'I hit/miss you-you hit/miss' me single character combat
is of comparable quality with underrail?
 
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Well by the same token Underrail is a boring as fuck single player MMO with shitty 'use the strongest ability not on cooldown' single character combat
 

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Underrail allows to solve challenges through combat, stealth or, occasionally, dialog and you can mix and match approaches rather freely. AoD allows to solve challenges through either combat or CYOA sequences and requires commitment to one of these approaches, severely punishing hybridisation. But none of this matters since at my old age I don't have patience anymore to stomach either Underrail's snail walking speed, nor AoD's 3D camera.
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Zarniwoop

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Word on the street is this subforum needs more threads.

Underrail has gunz
Age of Decadence has bros

Which is better and why?


Obviously a combination of the two. UnderAge of Decadence :obviously:

It's Japanese, don't ask.
 

Sykar

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Underrail is great fun despite some flaws which I attribute more to the tiny development team. Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings. Underrail brought some nice fresh air into the sci fi cRPG genre imo.
 

Zed Duke of Banville

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Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings.

:1/5:

That's exactly the point of AoD, it's not a middle age fantasy setting but an antiquity fantasy setting.
And Age of Decadence isn't fantasy, but rather a ruined post-apocalyptic regression to the level of classical Rome after the fall of a highly-advanced technological civilization. Like it or hate it, it's very far removed from the typical fantasy medieval RPG setting .
 

Sykar

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Underrail brought some nice fresh air into the sci fi cRPG genre imo.
Yeah, post-apocalypse is the barely touched upon branch.

Going underground certainly is in a cRPG. The only other game I know about who did this was Metro and that one can be hardly called a cRPG. Oh and Arx Fatalis, but I do not remember if it was a post apocalyptic game or if there was another reason for being in a mountain tunnel system the whole game but then again that is also fantasy medieval.

Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings.

:1/5:

That's exactly the point of AoD, it's not a middle age fantasy setting but an antiquity fantasy setting.

It is still older age fantasy and I am tired of that type of fantasy. Like 90% of all cRPGs are some sort of old age fantasy game.
 

Goral

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Underrail is great fun despite some flaws which I attribute more to the tiny development team. Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings. Underrail brought some nice fresh air into the sci fi cRPG genre imo.
Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings.

:1/5:

That's exactly the point of AoD, it's not a middle age fantasy setting but an antiquity fantasy setting.

It is still older age fantasy and I am tired of that type of fantasy. Like 90% of all cRPGs are some sort of old age fantasy game.
Middle age or antiquity - same difference.
Retard detected, no wonder you prefer inferior Underrail to Age of Decadence. And as Zed Duke of Banville[B][/B] pointed out it's not a fantasy setting. It has unique setting though unlike Underrail which is Fallout in the sewers rip-off. Make a bigger fool of yourself than you already have and show me other RPGs with similar setting ("that type of fantasy") if you think that AoD is like almost every other cRPG, lol.
 

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Underrail is great fun despite some flaws which I attribute more to the tiny development team. Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings. Underrail brought some nice fresh air into the sci fi cRPG genre imo.
Never tried AoD since I am tired of middle age fantasy settings.

:1/5:

That's exactly the point of AoD, it's not a middle age fantasy setting but an antiquity fantasy setting.

It is still older age fantasy and I am tired of that type of fantasy. Like 90% of all cRPGs are some sort of old age fantasy game.
Middle age or antiquity - same difference.
Retard detected, no wonder you prefer inferior Underrail to Age of Decadence. And as Zed Duke of Banville pointed out it's not a fantasy setting. It has unique setting though unlike Underrail which is Fallout in the sewers rip-off. Make a bigger fool of yourself than you already have and show me other RPGs with similar setting ("that type of fantasy") if you think that AoD is like almost every other cRPG, lol.

He just wanted to say "I like guns".
 

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