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Just RPG Review The Temple of Elemental Evil

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Nov 22, 2003.

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    (Originally posted by Yerril)

    Just RPG have posted their review of The Temple of Elemental Evil, after having installed the patch, with a mostly positive result. The final score given is 85%. Here's what they said:

    All the D&D 3.5 combat options are available to the player, though you could play the game without getting into all the presented complexity by simply selecting simple attack, defend, spell casting, and item usage commands. For the player who wants to have the true D&D experience, you can make reasoned decisions like whether to launch a full attack, fight defensively, ready a spell again another spell, feint, and plenty of other interesting choices. And, the object of all this anger is the ubiquitous, over 100, D&D monster adversaries.

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