I only played JA1, somehow JA2 went by me, even though I have its CD that was attached to one gaming mag and I don't really care that much about the franchise, but I'm still outraged about this news.
I see "real time action" on the list and suddenly a great black cloud overshadows my mind, and all I can see is JA2 Diablo style with click-to-attack. I mean c'mon, it can't be the best case scenario, when is it ever.SoupNazi said:You move in real-time until you encounter a combat scenario.
SoupNazi said:What? Did you guys even play Jagged Alliance? You move in real-time until you encounter a combat scenario. I'm pretty sure that's what they mean... also I still believe that this is just a cover and in reality they're making JA3. It has to be. This can't be true!!
which are a mixture of turn-based battles and real-time action.
CDA? Ah, fantastic game support by TopWare: patch 1.05 was the last they bothered to release for the Polish version, the translation is horribly low-budget, although they didn't touch the voices like CD-Projekt did for the expansion pack, but it was released basically for free in 1999, considering the usual game pricing back then. Good times. Unless the nostalgia factor is involved, get the English version, patch it to 1.07, it's worth it. A much better game than the first, less rough around the edgesDarth Roxor said:I only played JA1, somehow JA2 went by me, even though I have its CD that was attached to one gaming mag and I don't really care that much about the franchise, but I'm still outraged about this news.
But why? Would investing in the JA franchise be not profitable enough?Darth Roxor said:I don't really care that much about the franchise
Dunno, JA Online is not even out yet so there's nothing to really compare.Redeye said:
denizsi said:Someday, I'm gonna be a billionaire and buy all the rights to Diablo, Starcraft, Warcraft, TES, FIFA and whatnot and turn all of them into TB games, some of them 4X. I'll also make them very shitty on purpose.
Bitcher said:I dont see how RTwP would work in an MMO so I figure turn-based combat is pretty much a given. And what is so bad in two teams of mercs duking it out on-line? I think it sounds quite interesting, actually. I mean, A.I. will never be as challenging as a human and so on. Also, creating alliances, lending mercs and such features may lead to some nice scenarios as long as you can stab them in the back as well (hopefully PvP means something more than "consensual encounters" in this case, although I do have some doubts about it).
Honestly there seems to be much rage here, which I dont quite get (apart from the fact, that its , that is). If not for my complete disinterest in MMOs I would be quite thrilled. I fail to see, how such concept could be considered taking a dump on the franchise (which I did have some contact with) if done well.