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Melcar said:
I won't substantively engage your arguments because I can't. And you're picking at straws now. Names? Really?
Err, I agree with you on the first point. On the second, do you really disagree that it's an impediment to making a game set in the Aztec Empire? When was the last time a good RPG character had more than three syllables in his first name? Or would you use invented nicknames?
 

Melcar

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Changing posts is recurse of the weak.
Names should not be a deterrent for a game. Additionally, one can easily make up a name; people do that all the time. If you lack any capacity to engage yourself mentally in a fantasy setting other than what has been drilled into current gamer's heads over and over, then that's your problem. Things like names only add to the richness of a particular setting.
 

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Damn get off the pot already.

WanderingThrough2 for someone as into these cultures as you seem to be, why the hell haven't you bought this game and given us a detailed 3000 word review of it already? I expect a full report by this time tomarro.

You have your instructions. Engauge.
 

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Re: Damn get off the pot already.

Blind Eye said:
WanderingThrough2 for someone as into these cultures as you seem to be, why the hell haven't you bought this game and given us a detailed 3000 word review of it already? I expect a full report by this time tomarro.

You have your instructions. Engauge.

He can't. The complicated names prevent him from enjoying the setting.
 
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Joff1981 said:
Demo is available here.
My impressions:
Combat - not moving enemies:
rightclick, rightclick, rightclick, rightclick
Combat - moving enemies:
WASD + right click, rightclick, rightclick, WASD , rightclick, rightclick, rightclick, repeat
Story:
Hamba gucka mumba, the gods, maya, aztecs, temple, protect, spirit, mumba gumba....
(Okay i tried to get into the story but the scroll text in the intro was so slow i had to skip, not that i feel i have missed something)
Graphics:
Backgrounds aka concept arts from photoshop(kinda nice)
Enemys/NPCs: 3D rendered (not bad)
Platforming/Quests:
Not bad.

Conclusion: uninstalled.
 

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