I'm thinking about it. It appears as though the system requirements will be similar from what I've seen on various websites. I loved Oblivion for the PS3 and the new one won't come out until November...so perhaps this will help give a mixture of Sims/Role-Play for a bit
"Not All Who Wander Are Lost"-Tolkien
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Maybe along down the line when the game is at a Walmart for 10 dollars because it didnt do as great as EA thought it will...then I may consider lol...sorry I just see this game failing so bad...but I could be wrong...
At first it looked really neat, but after learning more, I don't think it will be fun after the first 10 minutes >.<
I like Medieval things but I don't like the gameplay, or at least what I've seen of it.
If it ends up being better than I'm expecting, maybe I'll get it for Christmas or something
It's kind of ironic. Whenever I play a medieval RPG or strategy game, I just end up frustrated after I'm done with adventures and battles and wishing I could just play it like the Sims (getting my characters married, building them a house, and raising a family, etc.). Now they've finally made a medieval Sims game and I STILL won't be able to play it like the Sims. :roll:
The quests look like fun, but what I really want is a medieval sandbox/doll house.
I used to be big into RPGs, but I think that the thrill has passed on them, for me. Maybe a few years down the road, the idea will be more appealing.
....yeah I kinda want Medieval to fail (sorry if I offend anyone) so they can focus back on the sims 3.
I guess we'll have to wait for the reviews to see if this game is worth buying.
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My money is going towards Battlefield 3 instead.
(I don't like Call of Duty games)
And besides, I've been really legacy focused lately in the Sims, so I think if I played Medieval right away I'll be disappointed that there is no generation family aging going on, than if i waited longer.