But it's still there and you can still screw up.
There's less development needed in Blackguards 2 for reasons having to do with the story line: most of the important characters are characters from Blackguards 1 who are coming out of retirement, so they already have most of their needed skills minus a little time- and age-related atrophy. There's a lot that goes on in Blackguards 2 that won't mean anything if you haven't played Blackguards 1.Ĭan you engage in plot-breaking character develpment that defies everything you learn about the story line in Blackguards 2? No.ĭo you have to develop the character skills and understand the significance of the development choices that you do or do not make? Yes.Ī lot of casual players who have never been exposed to the Dark Eye system before usually take this as an opportunity to mess up their character development because they build according to preconceived notions and haven't a clue how things are supposed to work, and then flood the forums with posts complaing about how they can't hit anything. If you aren't interested in the world of the Dark Eye or what makes the southlands interesting, and all you care about are achievements and the combat, you should probably skip Blackguards 1 and 2 altogether and play something else.
If you want to understand who most of the main characters are in Blackguards 2, and what the places are that the action is unfolding in, you'll play and finish Blackguards 1 first.
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