This is easy for me to say as a more casual tabletop RPG player. I haven’t been able to play D&D with my group in over a year and a half, but Wrath of the Righteous scratches that itch, and then some. Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous is exactly what I’ve been looking for in terms of a video game version of a traditional D&D campaign. (There’s literally a message that pops up when you first boot up the game that asks you to help improve Wrath of the Righteous by opting into analytics sent to the development team.)
However, with a game as massive and, ultimately, ambitious as Wrath of the Righteous, it’s hard for me to get too upset – especially since the team at Owlcat Games seems eager to hear from the community, whether that be debugging current issues or simply hearing suggestions for improving the game.
Other times, the camera randomly “jumps” and repositions itself in a terrible place where I can hardly see where I am, what I’m doing, or who I’m supposed to be fighting.
Multiple times, I’ve run into situations where my game “freezes” in the sense that my character and party can’t move. As glowing as I’ve been about Wrath of the Righteous to this point, there is one glaring flaw: glitches.
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