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Interview Titan Quest interview at RPG Dot

Vault Dweller

Commissar, Red Star Studio
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Tags: Iron Lore; Titan Quest

<a href=http://www.rpgdot.com>RPG Dot</a>'s ninjas have tracked down <a href=http://www.titanquestgame.com/>Titan Quest</a>'s Brian Sullivan and asked him some <a href=http://www.rpgdot.com/index.php?hsaction=10053&ID=1215>questions</a>:
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<blockquote><b>You've avoided discussing the story so far - what are you able to tell us about it? How important is the story to the core gameplay?</b>
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We are still holding off on the details of the story, but it is epic in scale and was written by quite an accomplished writer.</blockquote>Sounds comforting
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<blockquote><b>You have revealed that there are 28 different class combinations, based on combining 8 "mini-classes". Can you elaborate on this system? What are the 8 mini-classes?</b>
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We have 8 mini-classes or skill masteries, of which a character will eventually be able to select two. This gives 28 total class combinations, and allows for a lot of character customization and replay fun. We have class combinations that support archetypal character classes such as warrior and mage, but we also provide for many mixed classes where you can be a warrior mage, or a warrior with a pet, or a healer rogue, etc. We also unlock higher level spells through the application of skill points instead of gating them by character level. This allows a player to put skill points in unlocking higher level skills early, or putting a lot of points into lower level skills instead.
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The skill masteries are: Defensive, Earth, Hunting, Nature, Rogue, Spirit, Storm, and Warfare.</blockquote>Sounds boring and uninspiring.
 

El Dee

Scholar
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The ancient mythology setting may be a good change of pace if done correctly.

The character customization sounds like the same old crap and if dual-classes is the most interesting thing one can do with it then it most likely will be crap.
 

Awakened_Yeti

Arcane
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NO ! this is the most awesome site ever created in the history of mankind

everyone here knows everything about RPGs and their incandescent judgements are impeccable and completely and absolutely the ultimate bastion of all that is holy and truthful
 

spacemoose

Erudite
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I watched the video on their site, gameplay looks very much like sacred, which is weak. Another action progress quest.
 

Twinfalls

Erudite
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Section8 said:
Hey VD, leave him alone. He just wants his puppet and only friend to grow into a real boy.

Gepetto, bubkins.

For Geminito replace 'puppet' with 'penis'
 

Dhruin

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I was disappointed with Sullivan's answers, franky. I tried to give him some openings such as asking why Diablo II was so successful but few followers have been but he stuck pretty rigidly to the central PR hype.
 

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