The fact that we are discussing if he managed worse graphics than KOTC(1) is ... scary. They were pretty bad. What I especially hated though was the font used
I loved KOTC 1 graphics and presentation (including menus and fonts) and I love KOTC 2 graphics and presentation!The fact that we are discussing if he managed worse graphics than KOTC(1) is ... scary. They were pretty bad. What I especially hated though was the font used
Hated presentation of KOTC1, KOTC2 looks fine to me. Much clearer and easy to see what's upI loved KOTC 1 graphics and presentation (including menus and fonts) and I love KOTC 2 graphics and presentation!The fact that we are discussing if he managed worse graphics than KOTC(1) is ... scary. They were pretty bad. What I especially hated though was the font used
Buhuhuhhu the game that you like is worse than the game that I like!!The fact that we are discussing if he managed worse graphics than KOTC(1) is ... scary. They were pretty bad. What I especially hated though was the font used
Shitting over masterpieces and yet, you choose your avatar from a sandbox game, boring, repetitive and with no depth at all. (Oh, it has nice drawings, let's spend 200 hours doing the same boring thing over and over again )
No its not about graphism its about presentation, roll 20, FG2 tokens would do a lot better .It should be possible to have something looking like that:
I bought a standard edition, years ago before it was even on steam, then lately applied key to steam and it was immediately added to library without trouble.You get both versions.
thanks, this game looks extremely interesting !
Never played a pnp using any tools like this. It actually even looks nice. Shame for the pricing.
There's so many quality of life improvement with this, you cant do without, you just cant go back to the cheap stuff after that .As for the price its also years of support and updates included 39$ but everyone need a copy, or an hefty 149$ but you can invite as many freeloaders you want. At least you get a more mature crowd that way.
November 2018 Update
by BlueSalamander » Thu Nov 22, 2018 7:06 am
Here is a small update on the development of Knights of the Chalice 2. Well, I'm still working on content production. I need to save time, so I will just make a few comments and provide eight screenshots (please see below and click on a picture to enlarge it).
The first module, Augury of Chaos, now has three recruitable companions. I'm testing and fixing their dialogues now. After that, I've got to continue adding encounters to the High Sewers map.
Before joining the party, one of the recruitable companions will ask several questions about the party's goals and desires, and that companion's reaction will depend on the selected answers. I think that dialogues designed like a personality quiz can be very entertaining. The NPC does not need to reply to each specific answer, but each answer affects one or several scores that reflect your personality.
Maphistor, a tough demon that appeared in KotC 1, is back! It is optional content. If he appears, you can either ignore him, fight him or ally with him (and receive an artifact).
In the Creature Editor, I've added new buttons that allow you to create (and level-up) a new creature or companion using the same interface that you use when you start the game or level-up characters in-game. When you use this interface to create an NPC, you are limited to the Player-Character races and subraces.
As an additional KS stretch goal, I've thought about a new arcane caster class, possibly called Arcanist, who will get free metamagic feats at level 1 and zero spell-level cost for using all metamagic feats. All his spells can be maximised or empowered or widened for free. But he will have fewer daily spell slots than the Wizard, probably 3/3/2/2/2/2/2 by level 20, not including bonus spell slots from having a high Charisma.
That's it for now! January 2019 will be upon us in a flash, so I'm doing my best to complete the prologue adventure before doing anything else. Thank you for reading!
