Realms of Arkania HDOr would you recommend a diffrente one?
Realms of Arkania HDOr would you recommend a diffrente one?
So, Is this game properly balanced now?
Is it worth It? Will be my first blobber. Or would you recommend a diffrente one?
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I don't know, nobody ever reads those.Realms of Arkania HDOr would you recommend a diffrente one?
This review put me of trying It... should I try?
https://rpgcodex.net/content.php?id=9224
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Grimrock is popamole like all RT blobbers.For a good intro into blobbers you can also try Legend of Grimrock
Hands down: This game is the best blobber, one of the three best RPGs and in general one of the most motivating, imaginative and well thought out games I ever had the pleasure and privilege to enjoy. It doesn't welcome you if you are not willing to devote your time, nay your life to it. It may seem bumpy and sadistically hard at first, especially if you expect a game to explain itself to you. This game demands your full attention, your dedication, your willingness to learn and adapt and use every potential you have. The first minutes decide if you will presevere and become a beliefer - or if you'll end up as a nervous wrack, constantly ranting about balancing and control issues and damning the glorious Neanderthal until the end of your days. If you do sacrifice your time to Grimoire however you'll experience an adventure like no other and it's worth much, much more than the initial 40 bucks. It took me over a half year to finish the game but every single minute of it was pure enjoyment. It's like a wild and passionate love you'll never forget in your life.
There's nothing wrong with putting it on sale.What's wrong with putting the game on sale? You're posturing at a perceived hypocrisy where any rational person would interpret it as just another piece of Cleve's hyperbolic marketing. The game hasn't gone down in value; it still contains the full $40 of content, and more if you consider the significant post launch patches. At the risk of sounding like a Cleve Cultist I'll say that compared to all the rpgmaker titles and eastern european shovelware in the same price bracket on Steam it presents a stellar value proposition.
There's nothing wrong with putting it on sale.What's wrong with putting the game on sale? You're posturing at a perceived hypocrisy where any rational person would interpret it as just another piece of Cleve's hyperbolic marketing. The game hasn't gone down in value; it still contains the full $40 of content, and more if you consider the significant post launch patches. At the risk of sounding like a Cleve Cultist I'll say that compared to all the rpgmaker titles and eastern european shovelware in the same price bracket on Steam it presents a stellar value proposition.
What's wrong with busting Cleve's balls for saying he'd never put it on sale after he put it on sale? Is the resident 'thal too high and mighty to be laughed at when he acts like a spaz? Cleve is a festering asshole, he needs to be put in his place as much as any other asshole. Blaming customers for bugs in your horribly coded game and insinuating they magically uploaded a virus to your machine that put bugs in your game from uploading a save file is lolcow behavior and you're denying Cleve the growth he needs when you let shit like that go without rubbing it in his fat sweaty face.
The game never contained $40 worth of content. It definitely contains $2.50 worth of content.
Fuck you Cleve, you magnificent weirdo. Your theories on neanderthals are laughable but you sure are one tenacious fucker.
Grimrock is popamole like all RT blobbers.For a good intro into blobbers you can also try Legend of Grimrock
Grimrock is popamole like all RT blobbers.
It could have been ... so ... good ... had it been turn-based. The engine was awesome but real time doesn't work unless it has a sort of EOB phased quality which gives you some time to give commands.
U wot m8?There's nothing wrong with putting it on sale.What's wrong with putting the game on sale? You're posturing at a perceived hypocrisy where any rational person would interpret it as just another piece of Cleve's hyperbolic marketing. The game hasn't gone down in value; it still contains the full $40 of content, and more if you consider the significant post launch patches. At the risk of sounding like a Cleve Cultist I'll say that compared to all the rpgmaker titles and eastern european shovelware in the same price bracket on Steam it presents a stellar value proposition.
What's wrong with busting Cleve's balls for saying he'd never put it on sale after he put it on sale? Is the resident 'thal too high and mighty to be laughed at when he acts like a spaz? Cleve is a festering asshole, he needs to be put in his place as much as any other asshole. Blaming customers for bugs in your horribly coded game and insinuating they magically uploaded a virus to your machine that put bugs in your game from uploading a save file is lolcow behavior and you're denying Cleve the growth he needs when you let shit like that go without rubbing it in his fat sweaty face.
The game never contained $40 worth of content. It definitely contains $2.50 worth of content.
Fuck you Cleve, you magnificent weirdo. Your theories on neanderthals are laughable but you sure are one tenacious fucker.
This really is a glimpse into one man's desperate losing struggle with his own latent homosexuality. Five years later, this guy is dredging up some thing that happened in August 2017 because it is all he has left to live for.
This latchkey kid has grown into a man but his mom still keeps him chained to a pipe under the sink when she is at work with just enough length to reach the refrigerator and keyboard. He is watching the world go by and still fighting his imaginary battles with his imaginary enemies in August 2017. Keep winning cellar bro.
There's just one problem with all the issues you brought up ...
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The wiki has been offline the past few times I've tried to check it. It was backed up in this thread (https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...copied-here-grimoire-wiki-is-up-again.129093/), but I'm not sure if everything got copied over.
The wiki has been offline the past few times I've tried to check it. It was backed up in this thread (https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...copied-here-grimoire-wiki-is-up-again.129093/), but I'm not sure if everything got copied over.
The guy who ran grimoire.wiki says he does not own the domain anymore. Probably let it expire without setting up automatic renewal.
The content of the website is also available in archive.org:
https://web.archive.org/web/20190101232217/http://grimoire.wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Though the links do not work and you have to type in the page name individually on top.
So it's been a couple of years since I last came to this thread, did the printed manual/hintbook/dvds ever go out? Its space on my bookshelf is developing a patina.