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Game News Realms Beyond is coming to Kickstarter in October

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If this is funded I hope Seven Dragon Saga tries again. Maybe people's taste has improved?
 

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Hope the story is well written and well presented; otherwise looks good.

The lead writer wrote this masterpiece, so you don't need to worry about that.

As probably sole buyer of that novel I have to say that the reading of Christmas Presents around an open fire is certain to become as much of a tradition as chestnuts and cranberry sauce in our household. I have no worries about JarlFrank's ability to conjure titillating magic from mundane scenarios.

remember Demons Age

This how I always hear that tragic failure:

 

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Guido worked with us until 17th of April of this year.

He called himself "Dragon" on our forums and we left it open to him when to reveal his involvement.

So yes, he did but no longer is working on Realms Beyond. People who know how tenses work could've gathered just as much from his tweet :p
 
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Guido worked with us until 17th of April of this year.

He called himself "Dragon" on our forums and we left it open to him when to reveal his involvement.

So yes, he did but no longer is working on Realms Beyond. People who know how tenses work could've gathered just as much from his tweet :p

I hope he left you some good worldbuilding stuff and you don't have to rewrite a lot?
 

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"Guido worked with us until 17th of April of this year."

Thank you for giving the exact date, Guido tweeted something when he left.

 

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Is Guido's departure from the project foreshadowing the future quality of the game, or at the very least, the games writing? Hope not, but I'm taking all the credit for being the first to suggest it.
 

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I'm just curious as to why everyone was so positive about Guido's involvement, whatever it actually amounted to?
 

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I'm just curious as to why everyone was so positive about Guido's involvement, whatever it actually amounted to?
He produced Planescape: Torment and worked on Fallout 1, too games widely lauded and praised for both their writing and creative direction. Though we don't know the full extent of his involvement, I'd assume most people credit some level of skill to him based off of the sheer quality of those two products.
 

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Guido made three of the best games I ever played, and I want to see if he can make another one.

It's not a shock that he didn't want to work unpaid until they get the Kickstarter funding, but my opinion is he shouldn't have tweeted about it and trash talked the project.

He's even less likely to get a paying job now.

:negative:
 

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I'm just curious as to why everyone was so positive about Guido's involvement, whatever it actually amounted to?
He produced Planescape: Torment and worked on Fallout 1, too games widely lauded and praised for both their writing and creative direction. Though we don't know the full extent of his involvement, I'd assume most people credit some level of skill to him based off of the sheer quality of those two products.

Yes, everybody knows that. Except his job back then wasn't exactly to create the setting for those games, he hasn't done anything relevant in over a decade, his own crowdfunding efforts seemed neither amazing nor horribad. It's not exactly like knowing Tim Cain has been working on their character systems.

Anyway, I guess we might never know for certain now. I really hope RB is fucking amazing, but I've been hoping for that since the CC days anyway.
 

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Guido also worked on Realms of Arkania, which is much more impressive than anything PST related.
 

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Guido's Ceres account was made August 03, 2017, and he left in April. He was with the project for over 8 months, did the story, setting, writer's journal, and then left trying to find a paying job. That doesn't sound bad, and when the developers are home and rested I want to hear more about the story and setting he invented.
 

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The question is: Who did come up with that name? Chaos Chronicles at least has some crunch to it, but Realms Beyond must be the most generic name ever. Straight out of Shovelware Name Generator v 1.0.
http://sofoxcentral.com/projects/actionfantasygamenamegenerator.html
Their Kickstarter should include a stretch goal to purchase from Guido Henkel the right to call their game "Deathfire". :M

... you think guys think "Realms Beyond" sounds more generic than Chaos Chronicles, an alliteration of a pair of the most common words in fantasy literature?
 

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"Guido worked with us until 17th of April of this year."

Thank you for giving the exact date, Guido tweeted something when he left.


Chaos Chronicles part 2. It even ends the same.
 

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