Playing it on PC with a 360 controller and its fun as. Never got around to doing that, game came out, played it and really enjoyed it and i think I've clocked about 6 hours of gameplay today. Saw 3 was announced, preordered that in nostalgic excitement, saw gameplay trailers and got disappointed and told myself i would cancel my preorder. I never could get in to to, the changes alienated me and being a youngin i just got over and it played a different game. I was a huge fan of number 1, played the crap out of that with mates on LAN over and over and custom campaigns and junk, loved it. I was pretty pissed about the ham-handed attempt at multiplayer, I guess, but otherwise it's an inoffensive little loot-whorer. Really, neither of them is particularly worth your money, but in the end I found Dungeon Siege way more enjoyable - if ultimately forgettable. I hear it looks a little better if you've got a PhysX card, but it honestly still wouldn't be worth it to me. So many turn-of-the-century textures (and the ones that aren't suffer from ridiculous pop-in), and the gameplay's just as stale. as long as you don't get too close, that is. It's certainly more visually interesting than Dungeon Siege. Whereas Dungeon Siege is just unremarkable (and incredibly bug-free, especially for Obsidian), Alice is a constant exercise in frustration at wasted potential. I don't hate it, I just don't like it - Long story short I just picked Alice over this.Wow, you're probably going to regret that. I had it pre-order and cancel it once I played the demo. Also Keyb/Mouse controls could be better. Presentation and production values aren't bad - In my case I just got bored with the combat, It felt slow and clunky. Jesus fucking Christ.Relax fellas it's just a figure of said: No, you're not the only person in the fucking world. I can't fucking stand these self-centered 'Am I the only person.' threads. (i'm not singing praises, Silverfall was kinda bad) said: Quite simmilar to Silverfall, but for 2011 and better polished, balanced and better story. It's sort of a hybrid between a dungeon crawler and an RPG. said: For the uninitiated, what kind of game is Dungeon Siege 3? I've heard surprisingly little about it. The abilities are interesting and there is plenty of gear, also the RPG elements were welcome and Obsidian storytelling is still present as much as it can be. For a dungeon crawl/rpg it's a bit on the short side for a full priced game imo. The game definitely did not impress at the start, but it got better as the story progressed and you pumped your character. The PC controls are simply terrible with no way to change them (the fact they did not include the ability to rebind keys, pissed a lot of people off) so if you are going to play it on PC use a gamepad. It was a decent experience, with a few flaws.

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