They don't for me, tbh. Part of what was fun about prestige classes for me was that there was multiple ways to get to them. It was something a character, theoretically any character in most cases, could work towards regardless of where they started. Like a Bladesinger may have started as a fighter, a bard, a wizard, or more. It felt like a whole world of character possibilities. Archetypes feel more like a doctor picking their specialty of study, at least to me
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Yeah exactly. Does get annoying though as some of the battles can get pretty long... Definitely had a couple moments where I audibly groaned after losing a party member to a cheap surprise attack after spending 40 minutes in a battle and realizing I was going to have to do it all over again. But if you can handle that, absolutely check it out 👍
Honestly, nobody has. I've yet to talk to anyone else who knows of it.
Like I said, I love it. The difficulty is inconsistent, sometimes kind of unfair, and party members have permadeath which can happen way too easily, so mechanically it is missing a LOT of polish. But the core strategy/tactical gameplay is excellent and really fun. And the storyline is bananas in the best way; it's WW2 but with supernatural elements - your party is a secret werewolf division of the Allies trying to infiltrate the Nazis who are utilizing vampires, zombies, and various forms of black magic.
The game really needed a sequel to polish its many rough edges, but if you can ignore those rough bits I think it is excellent
Because I played them both around the same time, I always get this series mixed up with Operation Darkness, which I enjoyed roughly 200x more. I keep seeing sequels for VC and being excited thinking they're sequels for OD, which desperately needed a sequel to fix some of the odd choices and quirks of the game.
So yes, to answer your question, but mostly it reminds me of a different game that is objectively mechanically worse but still way more interesting and exciting to me
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This meme would probably hit a lot harder if I had any idea who even a single one of these men were. Throwing niche memes in the big meme basket is a bold strategy
Starring a wrestler? Yep, uninterested