Betrayal at Krondor

With 10 days left in July, I'm not going to play Civ I anymore.

I am to play Betrayal at Krondor.

I was so inspired by your episode of the game that I finally read Fe's Riftwar series and now feel free, feel ready to play the game with context.

Thanks again for all your wonderful work.

It's more about Do I like when the game has some kind of pressure or some kind of a new experience or not? From my perspective, and I'm showing this example quite often, when I remember the 90s, when a lot of PC games releases and every RPG I played was different game.

Like, you know, maybe there was some similarities in this, but there was like different combat system, there was different kind of telling story, different cameras, you know, like Betrayal at Krondor was combination of the turn-based combat and FPP, right? The Stone Keep was real-time combat, if I could remember, and the FPP.

The Baldur's Gate was, you know, active pause and TTP.

Fallout was turn-based game but, you know, TTP.