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Development Info Teen Titans Quest Diary at GameSpot

Vault Dweller

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Tags: Iron Lore; Titan Quest

<a href=http://www.gamespot.com>GameSpot</a> has posted a <a href=http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/titanquest/news.html?sid=6139157&mode=previews>designer diary #1</a> filled with cool info about <a href=http://titanquestgame.com/>Titan Quest</a>
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<blockquote>The main objective we have tasked our gameplay designers with is finding out what makes an action RPG fun. Our first step was to get rid of a lot of things that are not fun, such as spending a lot of time traveling to and from town to sell your wares and micromanaging inventory, and instead focusing on the action and adventure elements that really drive action RPGs. We created flexible character classes and modifiable skills to let players really customize their characters to match their play style. To make the loot-collection part of the game even more exciting, we added a lot of unique equipment, each with hand-entered stats and art. And we kept the action and combat fast-paced and visceral, because that is what fans of this genre love about these games.</blockquote>
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It's always amusing when people pretend that they are discovering and inventing something that's been done years if not ages ago. That kinda bullshit is one of the biggest problems in the industry.
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Thanks, <b>Chefe</b>
 

Chefe

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Forgot to add in my post from my thread on this...

Chefe said:
Looks like an action RPG done right. They will be implementing custom classes, hopefully this will be fully fleshed out.

To me, the best thing about this is the ancient setting. No elves, no dwarves, no fuss. A nice and much needed changed from the Tolkienesque fantasy shit we've been being fed, IMO.

And hey, the graphics are purrrrdy.
 

Vault Dweller

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This is my favourite game and it will be so awesome that I want people to know more about it.
 

Saint_Proverbius

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YES! YEEEEEEEEEEES! Finally Vault Dweller posted something I already posted about instead of the other way around! This is a sweet, sweet day indeed. Vindication and validation at the same time! Sweeeeeeeeeeeet!
 

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