Pretty sure they are using their original sin engine for this and combat will be turn based.
Now the teaser page has music: https://larian.com/audio/we-see-you.mp3
My personal hope is Divinity 3.
Deus Ex was pitched in 1994, half a decade before The Matrix came out. I also don't see what they have in common.Also:
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Deus Ex was pitched in 1994, half a decade before The Matrix came out. I also don't see what they have in common.
I think it's totally bullshit what he said, but hey, it wouldn't be the first time I'm wrong.Deus Ex was pitched in 1994, half a decade before The Matrix came out. I also don't see what they have in common.
Yes but he used clever words like 'zeitgeist' so he must be right
Now the teaser page has music: https://larian.com/audio/we-see-you.mp3
I see no metadata.
No apparent change to the logo video.
Deus Ex was pitched in 1994, half a decade before The Matrix came out. I also don't see what they have in common.
Yes but he used clever words like 'zeitgeist' so he must be right
Yet, Pathfinder Kingmaker doesn't feel particularly souless. Nor PoE was destined to be... whatever it turned out to be solely due to the historical context where it appeared.
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I couldn't imagine a more disastrous combination.
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I'm not rushing to any conclusions, and I don't give a shit who he is. What he said doesn't make sense.Deus Ex was pitched in 1994, half a decade before The Matrix came out. I also don't see what they have in common.
Yes but he used clever words like 'zeitgeist' so he must be right
Felipepe is not your average dumbfuck newfag, so dont rush so much to jump to convenient conclusions.
The game released in 2000 and i would sooner guess he is talking about general reception, positive reactions and sales, rather then direct inspirations for creating the setting or the plot and so on.
Its not "who he is" but the fact he spent a lot of time around here and if you bothered to pay attention, knows a lot about RPGs. Properly.
No. What he knows is not "who he is".I don't even have much of an opinion on your back and forth, but that IS a "who he is" argument that you're making