jungl
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Definitely sounds like they are releasing too early and that the game will be half finished.
how much work do they need for a baldurs gate clone? BG1 was a short game.
Definitely sounds like they are releasing too early and that the game will be half finished.
IDK if is implemented in the EA or not but the game is supposed to have a "greed" mechanic, so IDK if hoarding is a good idea. I'm playing assuming that it is truth. So far to enter a city you can talk to the guard claiming a story fact, you can say that you want to study if a magic user and so on. Many dialog options seems to react to your class, title, attributes and skills.
BTW, I've played solo in some places and did some quests solo, din't even completed chapter 1 and I'm almost lv 7. As for the lv cap, I believe that is around 13/14. Because I'm getting a new spell tier each 2 levels like in original D&D. After reaching lv 40 in WoTR this is a fresh experience. Honestly I like it. A off topic curiosity. They mention blue blood in the game but did you know that the blue blood therm come from Iberia peninsula and his colonies? That is because most people from nobility in this places had pale skin and visible blue veins?
There's a response from the dev in a Steam thread about the greed mechanic. It sounds like looting hoarding will effect it, but not looting (in and of itself).
Regarding this aspect of greed system: one of the benefits of being generous (= slower increse of World Greed) is smaller inflation in shops. It means you can eventually buy some very strong items that would be extremely expensive (= cannot be purchased even with all money you have) in the greedy scenario. So playing a generous style doesn't mean you can't carry a lot of gold, but that you are forced to get strong magical items from killed enemies or questgivers as rewards, and not from shops (your gold is worth little), for example. Having said that, since the game is in Early Access, all this requires a thorough balancing process (which is currently in progress).
NPCs not reacting when you empty their chests in many places seems to be a bug that will be fixed - thank you for the confirmation.
The game won't punish for looting, for a simple reason: when you pick up gold or an item you want to buy, the intention might not be greedy and it's impossible to distinguish this from a greedy intent. Not greedy intent: you want to use the gold to become stronger, for a greater goal etc. (and even to support the poor - so basically greedy vs. generous only depends whether you actually will use i.e. spend your reserves or will hoard them forever.) A more technical design decision, based on Zornilsa lore, could have been that any looting or possession of things makes Zornilsa stronger and thus increases world greed and chaos, but the RPG player community wouldn't tolerate it. Looting is a fundamental concept of RPGs and even the slightest impression (true or not) of being punished for it will infuriate thousands of players, except a very narrow niche.
I assume you're being facetious.I mean, if Rusty thought it was decent, maybe I'll give it a crack too.
Given that he was able to substantiate his opinion your conjecture is unlikely.I assume you're being facetious.I mean, if Rusty thought it was decent, maybe I'll give it a crack too.
Seeing Victor and Rusty in synergy of liking something gives me a hope this world may have some not so horrible future.
How DARE you rate my LP "meh"?! :DSeeing Victor and Rusty in synergy of liking something gives me a hope this world may have some not so horrible future.
It tells me the game must be really shit.
Nigga don't you have a freezer?In one week, Black Geyser, in another, KoTC2 coming to GoG/Steam. Amazing news. I can't wait to craft my own ice golem.
freezer
Nigga then just electrocute them ice cubes and get your own ice golem or something instead of waiting for a week.freezer
A Freezer can't protect my home and get subjects for necromantic experiments. A Ice golem can cast cone of cold which can kill living while preserving their corpses for study,
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A Freezer can't protect my home and get subjects for necromantic experiments. A Ice golem can cast cone of cold which can kill living while preserving their corpses for study,
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Ho there, adventurers!
With 3 days to go until Black Geyser launches, we wanted to quickly give you an update on its pricing as we prepare for release.
Currently priced at £24.99 / $24.99, we always wanted Black Geyser to be available at a reduced price during Early Access. Those diving in early weren’t receiving a complete game, there were plenty of bugs and unfinished content: it’s only fair!
Having now delivered over 20 updates to Black Geyser since August 2021, with sweeping changes, bug fixes and major improvements all thanks to you, the game is where we want it to be (though there's more to come). For anyone who’s unsure what we’ve improved over the past 7 months, feel free to take a look at our new and improved Steam page.
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With that in mind, and to ensure further expansion of the game as we march on past launch, we’ll be slightly increasing the retail price to £29.99 / $29.99 on March 17th.
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