Failed RPGs.

[Treesh]

Hi, Treesh,
Interesting. I can see some people not liking aspects of Nox, such as the excessive hand-holding, extreme linearliness, the simplification, etc., but I liked the game in spite of those. However, it sounds like your main complaints were with crashes, bugs, etc., and that puzzles me, as I don't remember any significant problems to speak of with playing the game on my computer. Possibly there was some rare conflict with some of your hardware (video or sound card?). I've made a few changes to my machine since I last played Nox, so it will be interesting to see what happens if I try it out on my current set-up.

Regards,

Dako-ta

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It took literally hours to just install the silly thing. Once it was finally installed it didn't run too badly, but then the rest of the stuff just added to my annoyance (the extreme linear gameplay was a main factor helping push my annoyance farther). If it would have installed without the hours of work, it would have been labelled as an "ok game" in my book. The installing process and the severe lack of tech support (I did get a tiny bit of tech support via email, but it really didn't do much for me. I had already tried all of their suggestions before I had contacted them) really frustrated me though so it became known as "that rotten piece of *blank* that I spent *blanking* hours on and should be thrown across the *blanking* room repeatedly" instead of just an "ok game". ;)