Your 4 main attributes gain 4 points to be split between Endurance, Strength, Accuracy and Magic.
You kill things, do quests and rack up the XP (Experience Points) to level your character up how you want. There are also horses, which are much better than Two Worlds and handle significantly easier too. You're also doing this with a customised character since the game lets you make a custom hero with quite a few sliders and so on to tweak. There are numerous locations, cities, villages, settlements and more just waiting to be discovered and thanks to a pretty intelligent map system, with various teleports, you're not going to be doing much in the way of slogging from one continent to another. It has a massive map and numerous continents, with a tonne of adventure potential around every corner from random encounters with wildlife and indigenous species, to pitched battles with overwhelming numbers of foes hidden away in camps scattered across the many miles of terrain. Two Worlds 2 is a third person action-adventure with Oblivion overtones. You're likely not going to be bothered much by the story, since the core game offers almost too much to do and a huge Oblivion-like map to explore and get much-o-loot from. Main character embarks on prophetic quest to save the whole world yadda-yadda-yadda. It's a clichéd tale but it works well enough, kidnapped sister, main character escapes evil Overlord Bad-Guy Emperor with the help of some rebellious element. Two Worlds 2 is actually a lot better than the first game, by miles. I was wondering if the developers had learned anything post Two Worlds and had they made the same mistakes again? Thankfully after a lot of time spent in the game, both in single player and the significant multiplayer, I can report that it's not the case. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.I will admit I wasn't looking forwards to this particular game after the terrible nature of the first. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here.
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