Nice pics. Is the the engine receiving a facelift to look grittier / less cartoony ?
(question is honest)
Probably not. They'll want the editor to be able to use assets from DMS/DF for their own and users modules.
Nice pics. Is the the engine receiving a facelift to look grittier / less cartoony ?
(question is honest)
Nice pics. Is the the engine receiving a facelift to look grittier / less cartoony ?
(question is honest)
And at the end of the day, Kickstarter once again refuses to accept my card...
Good that I pledged through the dex
EDIT: Lolwut, after re-entering the card 3 times, it finally worked. This is some weird shit.
KotC had good AI.Fuck AI. AI was never good in any RPG.
KotC had good AI.Fuck AI. AI was never good in any RPG.
Any update on the release date? Heard it was scheduled for summer 2015.
Considering that 40% of the voters in the poll thought they were gonna get more than 1.5 million (didn't even come close) and the fact they got less than a half of million dollars than the first campaign, I'd say there is some obvious decline in interest. I mean, 5k less backers AFTER they released 2 games on Steam and GoG and proved themselves? Maybe fatigue is too strong of a word but certainly there's a certain stagnation and a small fall downwards in interest.Shadowrun Returns backers: 36,276
Shadowrun Hong Kong: 31,497
Considerating that they pretty much said they didn't need more money after the 1 million dollars and they ended with 1.2 million anyway, you cleary see that kickstarter fatigue is a real thing isn't guise?
Rpgcodex voters are not savvy business people. News at 11.Considering that 40% of the voters in the poll thought they were gonna get more than 1.5 million (didn't even come close)
We're going to do a new "more of the same" campaign is significantly less exciting that a brand new game. If there is fatigue here, it's on the part of companies pitching things.and the fact they got less than a half of million dollars than the first campaign, I'd say there is some obvious decline in interest. I mean, 5k less backers AFTER they released 2 games on Steam and GoG and proved themselves? Maybe fatigue is too strong of a word but certainly there's a certain stagnation and a small fall downwards in interest.
Looks like they will atleast - hopefully - change some of the body types, Duncan Wu looks nothing like the cartoon orks in previous installments.Nice pics. Is the the engine receiving a facelift to look grittier / less cartoony ?
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Of course not, they build upon the already existing ressources, just like the NWN expansion packs provided new tilesets.
...Im replaying it right now and just remembered another advantage of siding with the Mafia: Lone Star stop bothering you permanently. Funny how I always thought Yakuza was clearly the best option but as Im playing a sneaky and charismatic Shaman in this playthrough, I think the Mafia will be a better choice.silva said:What ? And lose all those discounts on the crime mall - including a super cheap Fairlight Excalibur ? You're crazy. Also, free stay at the coffin hotel.Roguey said:and you should always pick Yakuza because they provided the best armor in the game, whereas the Mafia gave you fucking nothing. GenRun was full of garbage, false choices like this.
I'm glad I pledged for this one. Returns had some issues, Dragonfall was better, Director's Cut I havn't tried, but it seems it had some UI fixes, among onther things which is good. I'm guessing Hong Kong's going to continue the incline. And the stretchgoals were pretty realistic.
I agree with serch, they could have got more if they had wanted. They just didn't make the extra effort. The first campaign had a lot of wild promises and this one was more about getting some additional funding and keeping their audience informed than trying to make as much as possible. Can't compare the two campaigns they're just apples and oranges. In fact, I haven't seen any other KS campaign like this one - even Larian over-promised and hyped things during their KS.
Both those options are "who cares" to me. Lone Star bother you? Kill 'em. Can't afford things? Grind until you do. Best armor is best armor....Im replaying it right now and just remembered another advantage of siding with the Mafia: Lone Star stop bothering you permanently. Funny how I always thought Yakuza was clearly the best option but as Im playing a sneaky and charismatic Shaman in this playthrough, I think the Mafia will be a better choice.silva said:What ? And lose all those discounts on the crime mall - including a super cheap Fairlight Excalibur ? You're crazy. Also, free stay at the coffin hotel.Roguey said:and you should always pick Yakuza because they provided the best armor in the game, whereas the Mafia gave you fucking nothing. GenRun was full of garbage, false choices like this.