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Game News Dungeon Lords site updated

Saint_Proverbius

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Tags: Dungeon Lords; DW Bradley

The <A href="http://www.heuristicpark.com/">Heuristic Park</a> site has updated with more information about <i>Dungeon Lords</i>, including some new screenshots. Here's basically all you need to know:
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<blockquote>Dungeon Lords is a new breed of epic Fantasy RPG, a unique combination of RPG and Fighter game action in full 3D, featuring a deep storyline shrouded in mystery, surprise, and betrayal. Dungeon Lords is loaded with quests, personal missions, extensive skills and special abilities for customizing your own character hero from a variety of races and multiple class specializations, as you journey through an enchanted land of ancient castles, dark forests, and dungeon lairs braving an army of diabolical foes in real time action packed combat to uncover the secrets lying hidden within the depths of an evolving storyline. Dungeon Lords can be played either single-player stand alone, or in multi-player group sessions.
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<div align="center"><A href="http://www.heuristicpark.com/"><img src="http://www.rpgcodex.com/images/screenshots/dungeonlords/tiny003.jpg" height="150" width="200"> <img src="http://www.rpgcodex.com/images/screenshots/dungeonlords/tiny004.jpg" height="150" width="200"></a></div>
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<ul><li>Non-stop game action and exploration in full 3rd person 3D, including outdoor wilderness, swamps, forests, mountains, arctic lands, towns, villages, castles, dungeons, temples, caves, and forbidden ruins.</li>
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<li>Nail-biting 3D combat action featuring an arsenal of attack and defense combo moves with real time player control of all combat tactics, including a vast selection of weaponry, magic spells and powerful artifacts.</li>
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<li>Loads of personal quests and missions, featuring a world full of NPC characters to interact and bargain with, some who may become your ally, others who may be your enemy.</li>
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<li>Create your own character hero, choosing from a variety of races and multiple class specializations, featuring detailed character hero development that includes a host of personal attributes, skills, and special abilities.</li>
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<li>Extensive Inventory that features common, rare, and unique items.</li>
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<li>Full support for both Single-Player stand-alone and Multi-Player group game sessions.</li>
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<li>Designed, written and developed by award winning computer game author D.W.Bradley.</li></ul></blockquote>
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But for humor purposes, I recommend checking out the <a href="http://www.heuristicpark.com/deep6.htm">Wizards & Warriors</a> page on <A href="http://www.heuristicpark.com/">Heuristic Park's site</a> just to laugh at all the sites that said great things about that title.
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As for <i>Dungeon Lords</i>, I'll just wait and see which <b>D.W. Bradley</b> shows up to make this game. Redeem yourself!
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Spotted this at <A href="http://rpgvault.ign.com">RPG Vault</a>
 

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I used to watch a D&D-esque television show in the wee early '80s called Wizards & Warriors. I don't think it was very good...

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XJEDX said:
I used to watch a D&D-esque television show in the wee early '80s called Wizards & Warriors. I don't think it was very good...

That was the one where they wore battery packs hooked up to their swords so they'd spark when they touched one another. I remember that show. :)
 

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Interviewers I know:
- Mark "Kyote" Allman, RPG Planet, August 2000
- Rendelius, RPG Dot, October 2000
- Richard Aihoshi, RPG Vault, August 2000
- Lazerus, RPG Planet, April 2000
- Andrew Park, GameSpot, February 2000

hah hah hah
 

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Saint_Proverbius said:
That was the one where they wore battery packs hooked up to their swords so they'd spark when they touched one another. I remember that show. :)
Haha, that's awesome. The one image I can remember is a tavern scene where two guys are arm-wrestling and as one guy is loosing, an eel or something jumps up out of the platform they're wrestling on and bites the hand of the loser!

Jed
 

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I stand by my words. I enjoyed Wizards & Warriors and consider it to be one of the better RPGs that have been released.
 

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Rendelius said:
I stand by my words. I enjoyed Wizards & Warriors and consider it to be one of the better RPGs that have been released.

Well, I like old school CRPGs, but... Wizards & Warriors was just flakey. It just felt a little "raw" and unpolished, and the bugs didn't help matters. There were some good ideas in it, and I thought the character system was interesting, but the game itself was just lackluster. It was especially disappointing given the development house that did it.

My wife was a huge fan of the Wizardry games too, and she didn't care much for it either. I think she played it one afternoon and just dumped it.
 

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Yeah, W&W was one game I played up to a point...then it just seemed to go flat after a while. It felt too dull and uninspired.
 

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Rendelius said:
I stand by my words. I enjoyed Wizards & Warriors and consider it to be one of the better RPGs that have been released.

That game just sucked.

1) The combat was awful.
2) The towns were a sliding gif.
3) The dungeons were grotesquely long, drawn out and pointless. Old school, but with nothing fun keeping you interested.
4) Dialogue system was one of the worst ever.
5) Way too frigging difficult.
6) The skills system, and guilds were confusing as hell.
7) The game ambushed you, and that was just stupid.

I had to wait for a walkthrough just to figure out how to play. Call me stupid, but its the only game I have had to do that with.
 

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Please. It reminded of the old school games like Wizardry and Might & Magic and Bard's Tale.. Well, except most of thsoe made me wnat to finsiht hem. But, W&W wasn't oo horrible. i think SP prety much sums up my thoughts..
 

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I'm referring to his post in this thread. Everything else is irrelevant.
 

Volourn

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At least I had one. What's your exuse?
 

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