The need to document everything
I used to write on pieces of paper at the end of any RPG I played through all the items I had at the end: the class, stats, and specs. It was all written down! Too bad I don't have them anymore. That would have made for some amazing nostalgic notes.
I remember a close friend seeing these screenshots back in the day and saying, 'Wow, this looks like something that should be in a gaming magazine'. It felt nice! 😊Well, they made it into this gaming-oriented article, so that's something!
These screens will also probably blow your mind when you realize I have forced every recruited party member to use bows. Regardless of their class! That meant they had some catching up to do, naturally. But I made sure they all had the best items. And any new upgrade on my main character would trickle down a domino effect of upgrades on all the rest. That's because the current item my main had would go to my second-best character. And so on and so forth. Fun times! I played it on easy that first time around, mind you. So that's why there are huge amounts of gold at the end.
Lastly, it's laughable to see that with the gear I put on them, they looked like such doofuses and goofs. 😂So, please enjoy these eighty-plus 2005 Dungeon Siege screenshots in their fabulous 1024x768 pixel resolution.
