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Never buy a Ubisoft title on Steam. There's no point in it since you still have to run Uplay even for the Steam version. It's better to just purchase a Uplay key.
Never buy a Ubisoft title on Steam. There's no point in it since you still have to run Uplay even for the Steam version. It's better to just purchase a Uplay key.
Never buy a Ubisoft title on Steam. There's no point in it since you still have to run Uplay even for the Steam version. It's better to just purchase a Uplay key.
Honestly, after all problems I encountered with DRM on M&M X, Heroes 6 and Heroes 7, after all saves Uplay corrupted with its buggy cloud sinc, after being unable to connect to Conflux ever, after wasting hours of my live on their inept support - I could say that best way to play SP Uplay games is probably pirating their clean versions.
Yes, piracy is wrong and everything, but pirating a game after you bought it could be an option even for most morally upstanding citizens. Especially when publisher doing all in his power to fuck up his lawful customers.
Never buy a Ubisoft title on Steam. There's no point in it since you still have to run Uplay even for the Steam version. It's better to just purchase a Uplay key.
Never buy a Ubisoft title on Steam. There's no point in it since you still have to run Uplay even for the Steam version. It's better to just purchase a Uplay key.
Honestly, after all problems I encountered with DRM on M&M X, Heroes 6 and Heroes 7, after all saves Uplay corrupted with its buggy cloud sinc, after being unable to connect to Conflux ever, after wasting hours of my live on their inept support - I could say that best way to play SP Uplay games is probably pirating their clean versions.
Yes, piracy is wrong and everything, but pirating a game after you bought it could be an option even for most morally upstanding citizens. Especially when publisher doing all in his power to fuck up his lawful customers.
Well, M&M X is lesser offender among Uplay games I've bought (4), worst thing that happened to me was losing 20h save to faulty cloud system when playing between two different PC and even this incident had not prevented Legacy from becoming my favorite blobber released in last decade.
Heroes 6 is a different story though, it's always online features caused me enough grief that I will think thrice before buying any Ubisoft's game ever again.
I've never had an issue with Uplay, honestly, but I do support the idea that "pirating" games you own to have DRM free backup copies is perfectly moral. If I had the backup space I'd probably do it with all my favorite games.
Yes, piracy is wrong and everything, but pirating a game after you bought it could be an option even for most morally upstanding citizens. Especially when publisher doing all in his power to fuck up his lawful customers.
Update: I have also now encountered a new problem: I cannot enter Sudgard even though I have a Runepriest in my party, and have received the promotion quest. I get the message saying you must have a dwarf in the party. Both of these things relate to promotion quests. I suspect the game requires the quest and particular character to move past, and for some reason thinks I don't have them, when I do.
In all honestly, I expect this to be fatal. I agree that given I already legally purchased the game, the only way to play Ubisoft games is to download the cracked no-CD no-Uplay versions from the start. But I doubt my existing saves will work with that. I'm too far in to bother starting again. Lesson learned
Not directly related to M&M, but Julien Pirou launched his own tabletop RPG label and is writing a sci-fi (or science fantasy) RPG called Lore & Legacy, inspired by Moebius, Caza, and early entries of M&M. Hopefully this turns into a CRPG down the line...
They use a home-brew system called 3D engine (i know it's weird, no explanation so far)
Characteristics
- Attributes : They only name 3 but there is more (STR, END, CHA, etc. )
- Skills
- Perks/ Traits : with possible phobias or negative traits
3D engine (it's actually a 3 different die system ^^' )
d6 : action in which you're not skilled
d8 : damage
d10 : for everything you're skilled in
Explanation on how it works, it's like in DD so no comment.
Luck and adversity ? Destiny points maybe ?
Well, it works like destiny points, you can add a d10 to your skill roll but adversity will work against the player +d10 or -d10, result can't be lower than 1 (well, if 1 is a critical fail anyway, thanks for nothing ^^' )
Empyreans forgot about their origins and how they arrived there, they lost the technology to travel through space, technology remains are considered as magic artefacts.
It's science-fantasy, they add some source inspiration like Arthur C. Clarke (high technology looks like magic thing), Métal Hurlant Mœbius (i'm guessing Jean Giraud which worked on the Alien and Willow movies among many others on top of the comic strip Moebius), Philippe Caza et Philippe Druillet and many more.
Il y a d’abord les bandes dessinées de l’époque Métal Hurlant, et notamment les œuvres des géants que sont Mœbius, Philippe Caza et Philippe Druillet. Citons également les aventures spatio-temporelles de Valérian et Laureline de Pierre Christin et Jean-Claude Mézières ; la saga Star Wars de George Lucas, bien sûr, qui déjà en son temps transposait le récit chevaleresque dans l’espace ; l’œuvre de Catherine Lucille Moore, et notamment les aventures de Northwest Smith et Jirel de Joiry ; les romans, inédits en français, de Geary Gravel, comme The Fading Worlds, The Dreamwright et The Shadowsmith… Plus récemment enfin, la récente et excellente série She-Ra et les Princesses au Pouvoir dirigée par Noelle Stevenson.
Main inspiration sources being video games, mostly early Might & Magic and specifically Xeen but also Phantasy Star, Chrono-Trigger and Wizardry.
Isn't it rather interesting some of the core old CRPGs mixed sci-fi with hi fantantasy. Even Ultima did for a while. I love it tbh. Heroes 3 was going to have a high tech faction but it was scrapped. There was a reinvisioning on the http://heroescommunity.com/ Forge search
Isn't it rather interesting some of the core old CRPGs mixed sci-fi with hi fantantasy. Even Ultima did for a while. I love it tbh. Heroes 3 was going to have a high tech faction but it was scrapped. There was a reinvisioning on the http://heroescommunity.com/ Forge search
What are the issues with ubiclient? (A client loads a client... gay). Wish it was a gog game as it looks nice and i enjoyed the entire III - xeen series a lot.