Elwro
Arcane
Installed this at work
Are buildings supposed to have no corners?
Are buildings supposed to have no corners?
First few things I've noticed that may or may not be bugs:
Despite being dead, Peregrine actually took the loot from the fallen enemy ranger.
Clicking on Skills or Magic just gets a 'character has not learned anything yet'. Is it meant to do this when I've used skills and magic in combat or is it just for non-combat skills and magic?
EDIT: Just had a cool second encounter with a Drake. My 5 survivors of the first fight barely hung on, was looking hopeless as two fell dead quickly. Then an assassination attack ripped the Drake in half and I thought my spellcaster would finish it off before realising that I was out of range for burning hands. Shit, had to move forward and pray that the Drake would target someone else and it did, knocking out my rogue. This gave my spellcaster the chance to fry the fucker! YEEAHH!!!! I haven't whooped with joy from a TB encounter since ancient times!
Fuck I missed this genre!
I apologise for being such a graphics fag and not giving your game a chance before Charles but you have to admit, a good look certainly helps.
Apostrophes are missing in the text pop ups. Don't know if it's all the way through, but at the fortune teller definitely along with weird spaces between some letters.
The pause while searching is a bit strange. Is it supposed to be that noticeable?
I'm assuming we're talking about a write-up, a preview I guess, based on demo impressions?
Distribution options are still a toss-up, but I will apply to both Steam and Desura and see how it goes. You're probably right about the latter in the sense that they won't require a price maul but still Steam could be tempting for the exposure... It'll always be available on the site as well for those inconvenienced by one or the other, or both.
I was turned down by Gog yesterday though. They didn't have time to try it.
I don't know if you already have some plans for it but the minimap doesn't really fit in with the rest of the graphics. Just changing the dull gray background to something other would help a lot. Black would seem like an obvious choice but some nice texture might work too as long as it stays readable.
Legend of Grimrock shows that you should just make your game prettier to get on GOG. Don't improve gameplay, focus on graphics and interface instead. :p
I was kidding.
Well, half-kidding, at least. It does seem to me that the prettier your game is, the more services like GOG and Steam are going to like it. But I may be wrong.
Not at all, I think you might be on to something there Bee. I smell conspiracy!I was kidding.
Well, half-kidding, at least. It does seem to me that the prettier your game is, the more services like GOG and Steam are going to like it. But I may be wrong.