I have found The Bard’s Tale IV: Director’s Cut on Xbox One to be something that is very enjoyable and believe me, I didn’t think I’d be sat here saying that. But with The Bard’s Tales IV: Director’s Cut, it’s all about the musical warrior, placed centre stage in the latest chapter of the long-running series. What do they do? Sing a morale-boosting song or keep the marching rhythm like the band at the back of an onward army? It never feels like the glory role and for that reason is hard to become enthused with. The one class I have never really understood or understand the benefits of though is a bard. I always wish I would take on a magical role, but am never confident enough to change my choices. My standard go-to role is that of a fighter or a tank, but if I feel brave you may see me heading to the world of an archer or ranger-styled character, firing arrows in from the side of the party. Whenever I have to choose a class or character in a role-playing game I always have a dilemma.
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