Talk:Sword Coast Legends

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Action RPG?[edit]

Are we sure that the game is what we consider to be an Action RPG here (games like Diablo and such where we literally have to click for each hit?) I'm assuming that while it may not work exatly like NWN and Baldur's Gate, the fact that it's a party based system using RTwP makes me doubt that it's an accurate label. Keep in mind we don't consider something like Dragon Age: Origins to be an action RPG. I think the general role-playing tag will suit it better. I know Rockpapershotgun describes it as and action-RPG, but they use the term for real time RPGs in general.

[This article] makes it seem like combat is pretty similar to the usual RTwP fare. I guess we'll have to wait for the official release (about 20 hours away at the time of writing) to see. SonOfPlisskin (talk) 23:52, 18 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]