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KickStarter Black Geyser: Couriers of Darkness - Tales of the Moon Cult expansion on the way

Acrux

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Yeah, a DLC that includes the things they promised during the base game - dual wield, strongholds, ice golems, etc.
 

Joyvankek

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So the game is a decent indie(Supposedly), and as a curiosity we have a thot that like gypsies and was banging one of the devs, shilling this game on codex.
:philosoraptor:
 

Robber Baron

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I wish the game allowed you to change the portaits of your party members. Other than that - very good. Classic and clean
 

Robber Baron

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THE vanilla high fantasy adventure since forever, like playing a game based on Salvatore's book you've never read(the good one, from the childhood)
spent several hours promting and inpainting my imagination with stable diffusion because inspiration demanded fanart
All while listening to Conan the Barbarian soundtrack

Deron-Guld-Bjalla.png
 

rojay

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THE vanilla high fantasy adventure since forever, like playing a game based on Salvatore's book you've never read(the good one, from the childhood)
spent several hours promting and inpainting my imagination with stable diffusion because inspiration demanded fanart
All while listening to Conan the Barbarian soundtrack

Deron-Guld-Bjalla.png
I wish I could inpaint my imagination with stable diffusion but I think I'm probably too old for that now.
 

Lambach

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Of course, it's a BG clone, not affected by Sawyerysm or other unnecessary bullshit.

Is there any reason to play this over the original BG? I haven't played the first one in many years (and never with Mods like SCS), so novelty isn't much of a factor. If this is just a budget-BG experience that doesn't do anything different or better, I'd rather not waste my time on it over taking another stab at Sarevok after so long.
 

covr

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Of course, it's a BG clone, not affected by Sawyerysm or other unnecessary bullshit.

Is there any reason to play this over the original BG? I haven't played the first one in many years (and never with Mods like SCS), so novelty isn't much of a factor. If this is just a budget-BG experience that doesn't do anything different or better, I'd rather not waste my time on it over taking another stab at Sarevok after so long.
It does many things in a completely different manner, it is more complex, more 'modern' (in terms of UI/QoL) experience.

But BG is simply a better game, even without my nostalgia glasses on. Graphics, sound/music, UI, narration and sense of a journey - it is all bit better with BG.

Still, I would recommend giving Butt Gey-ser a go, despite a stupid name it is a rare type of game, it would be new for you so you might like it more that original BG at the moment.
 

Angthoron

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So I remember Black Geyser back from the days one of the devs was posting horrible ideas on the forum and we were all laughing at them and picking everything apart.

What happened? Did the game actually become good? Or even merely okay?

My baseline is "I liked BG1" for the measurement of "good/okay"

Also, are the very hilarious names, concepts and plot elements still in?
 

covr

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What horrible ideas? It has crafting, crafting is almos always stupid idea in such type of game. It has silly greed mechanics, but you can't blame them for trying something new.
Some names are dumb, like in every other crpg (Jaheira? Jan?).
 

Angthoron

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Some names are dumb, like in every other crpg (Jaheira? Jan?).
Negro please, the game is literally called Black Gay Sir. And the studio is gRape Ocean. And for a brief marvelous moment their barbarian class was called the Crushmaster. If you don't think this goes a bit beyond a funky spelling of Ian, I don't know what to tell you.

But at the end of the day, the game is basically a low-budget but not too terrible BG clone with some fresh ideas.
Yep, "crushmaster" etc is what I'm referring to here. It was amazing.
 

Tacgnol

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So I remember Black Geyser back from the days one of the devs was posting horrible ideas on the forum and we were all laughing at them and picking everything apart.

It was even funnier than that, it was the dev's GF iirc.
 

covr

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I was not aware of that, being late to the party has some pros I guess.
My point was, in terms of naming stuff, the game is now not much stupider than Baldurs Gate.
 

Roguey

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It's not being bombed, it's just that 8 of the last 16 reviews have been negative.
 

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