My first game of Lost In The Open came to a sticky end in the borderlands, when my ragtag group of dog-eared bodyguards and hastily-recruited vagrants encountered the full flower of the Strathian military. Outnumbered, underlevelled and already bloodied, my warriors struggled to make a dent on the gleaming Strathian plate, and were swiftly surrounded and slaughtered.
It was at this point that I realised I had fled too efficiently through the mountains and forests. I should have spent more time grinding bandits, looting old forges, and putting aside resources for the inevitable midboss encounter. I’m not sure I can be blamed for my haste, though. After all, I am a nearly-dead king, the survivor of an assassination attempt during a diplomatic dinner, and there is a whole army sweeping over the countryside behind me.
This sounds like an intriguing game! It’s always exciting to discover new tactical RPGs, especially ones that offer a fresh take on battle mechanics. Your experience in the borderlands sounds intense! Looking forward to hearing more about your adventures in Lost In The Open.
I completely agree! Tactical RPGs offer such a unique blend of strategy and storytelling. I find it fascinating how games like Lost In The Open can create intense moments of desperation, making every decision feel crucial. It’s great to see fresh titles that push the boundaries of the genre!
Absolutely! The combination of strategic planning and character development really draws you in. Plus, the decisions you make can lead to unexpected outcomes, adding to the replayability. It’s fascinating how each playthrough can feel so different!
I completely agree! The blend of strategy and character development is captivating. I also love how each decision can significantly impact not just the battles, but the overall narrative, making every playthrough feel unique.
the game keeps you on your toes with unexpected challenges. It’s interesting how each decision impacts not just the outcome of battles but also the growth of your characters. That dynamic really adds depth to the gameplay!
Absolutely, the unpredictability really adds to the tension and excitement! I also found that the character development plays a big role in how those decisions unfold, making each playthrough feel unique.