<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=92168.msg5470936#msg5470936">Quote from: TKtheExiled on 14-11-2011, 16:46:41</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Lol. That's a lot to tell, but lets see: <br/><br/>-Character generation has been simplified a bit; less options, but easier to make characters that aren't fugly. You don't pick starting stats or skills anymore- you pick your race, and that race has things they're good at and things they're not so good at (reflected in skills). However, those differences aren't enough to make one race inherently the "best" choice, so you're able to build what you want how you want (I personally used it to rebuild my Magus from my tabletop game). <br/><br/>-Leveling has been simplified too- you still level after gaining X skill ranks, but you don't have to deal with major / minor skills or stats. You level up, and are awarded perk points which you can spend to improve your characters go-to skills. You're also given a choice to improve your Health, Magic, or Stamina- magic affects MP and spells, stamina power attacking, sprinting, and damage (in conjunction with skills, of course). <br/><br/>-Combat can be frantic- swords swinging, spells flying, and friendly fire means you can kill your companions fairly easy if you're not careful. I think it's fun, even if it is very simple (everything is done through the triggers of the Xbox controller). <br/><br/>-VERY interactive. I'm sitting on something like 20 mini-quests, that lead in to the full quest lines.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>I'm a werewolf, and have stolen the souls of two giants.