zwanzig_zwoelf
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As I said, it's Sudoku.
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spekkio
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zwanzig_zwoelf
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pippin
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It's actually Sokoban.
Yeah, but they did so pretty well.
zwanzig_zwoelf
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Yeah, I like it.
Except they managed to make XnGine even more unstable.
Riskbreaker
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Aye, Twitcher remains visually and aurally stunning piece of work.
I take it that this particular encounter ended in a satisfactory manner?
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DraQ
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Even if Poland cannot into space itself, it can even such an old shit as Aurora engine beyond the final frontier.
Excidium II
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Better hope that sword is edible it seems.Holy shit!
CryptRat
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The first character is called "Meat".
deuxhero
Arcane
Did a quest on Dragon's Dogma Online. Most cutscenes are the kind that can't be paused to let me read them, so I gave up on trying to read the plot pretty quickly, including stuff that isn't like that because I won't know the most essential stuff.
Leo (leader of knights protecting white dragon I think) sends me to this place, called the "Ark", which I've noticed before but the door was always locked (there's also a chest with 100 gold behind it)
Inside Fabio (first guy you meet in town, behind a few random quests) is wounded and tells me to watch out for some stuff. (And yes, that is the best armor at that point, though by mid way I gain a level and can use some new stuff, I'm not going to run back to town and lose progress for it)
The dungeon itself is pretty weird, though it's basicly a bunch of rooms in this style (though all circles and some hallways instead of a decending staircase like this).
Also some rooms with these
No idea what they are supposed to be.
After fighting off some goblins with metal stuck in them (being hostile I can't get a good picture, though they look like the end boss) I come to this... thing
The mini map tells me there's an enemy on top, under or inside it. After looking around the room and seeing nothing but locked doors and the door I came in, I realize IT is the enemy and attack it. It goes down pretty quickly (in retrospect I should have read the health bar to figure out what the fuck it is), and doesn't even fight back. Inside it there are a bunch more enemies, just a bunch of skeletons and armored (possesed?) goblins (though over half had died by the time I could take this screenshot)
There's some logs hidden in the area, but I can't really care to read them (because of the bit at the start for why). They look just like normal gathering spots, though aren't marked on the minimap
I come to the final room and see two of Leo's subordinates injured. Cutscene and some skeletons, including two big ones with the same bits the knockback resistant Goblins had on
After the battle (which is easier than some of the fights in the dungeon due to the big guys filling up my force meter so I could spam light blasts at them) the two guys get up and the mage dude looks at the stuff around the room and is all "this is the find of the century" while the girl is all "you idiot, we were almost killed", but he keeps babbling before she hits him. Then she mops about being a failure or something (no screenshots here because I thought the skeleton dude was more important use of my clipboard). After that there is a warp to outside (the first one I've seen so far in the game. Most dungeons are short enough they don't need one).
Inside Fabio (first guy you meet in town, behind a few random quests) is wounded and tells me to watch out for some stuff. (And yes, that is the best armor at that point, though by mid way I gain a level and can use some new stuff, I'm not going to run back to town and lose progress for it)
The dungeon itself is pretty weird, though it's basicly a bunch of rooms in this style (though all circles and some hallways instead of a decending staircase like this).
Also some rooms with these
No idea what they are supposed to be.
After fighting off some goblins with metal stuck in them (being hostile I can't get a good picture, though they look like the end boss) I come to this... thing
The mini map tells me there's an enemy on top, under or inside it. After looking around the room and seeing nothing but locked doors and the door I came in, I realize IT is the enemy and attack it. It goes down pretty quickly (in retrospect I should have read the health bar to figure out what the fuck it is), and doesn't even fight back. Inside it there are a bunch more enemies, just a bunch of skeletons and armored (possesed?) goblins (though over half had died by the time I could take this screenshot)
There's some logs hidden in the area, but I can't really care to read them (because of the bit at the start for why). They look just like normal gathering spots, though aren't marked on the minimap
I come to the final room and see two of Leo's subordinates injured. Cutscene and some skeletons, including two big ones with the same bits the knockback resistant Goblins had on
After the battle (which is easier than some of the fights in the dungeon due to the big guys filling up my force meter so I could spam light blasts at them) the two guys get up and the mage dude looks at the stuff around the room and is all "this is the find of the century" while the girl is all "you idiot, we were almost killed", but he keeps babbling before she hits him. Then she mops about being a failure or something (no screenshots here because I thought the skeleton dude was more important use of my clipboard). After that there is a warp to outside (the first one I've seen so far in the game. Most dungeons are short enough they don't need one).
Food actually plays little practical role in Nahlahk. Starvation just means losing some Health and all but 1 Stamina which is easily cured. Only problem is if you move next to a monster at the excact same time as the daily feeding time, and start at a severe disadvantage, but what are the odds of that happening? Apparantly big enough, since it actually did happen to me once...
There's also an easy Create Food spell. Quite funny when a monster is spawned with a Staff of Create Food, uses it, and the party's backpack is filled with food.
Yes. Looks like it could be as long, or even longer than Wizardry 7, which is the longest CRPG I've played so far. Wiz 7 took me two months to finish, while I've been playing Nahlahk for about 1.5 months now. But I'm not playing Nahlahk as many hours per day as I played Wiz 7, so it's hard to judge excactly (I wish DOsBox had some some function to record time used on each game). I need more breaks from N due to the large battles.
An average CRPG takes me about 2-3 weeks to finish, and a short one a week or less.
toro
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Did a quest on Dragon's Dogma Online. Most cutscenes are the kind that can't be paused to let me read them, so I gave up on trying to read the plot pretty quickly, including stuff that isn't like that because I won't know the most essential stuff.
Leo (leader of knights protecting white dragon I think) sends me to this place, called the "Ark", which I've noticed before but the door was always locked (there's also a chest with 100 gold behind it)
Inside Fabio (first guy you meet in town, behind a few random quests) is wounded and tells me to watch out for some stuff. (And yes, that is the best armor at that point, though by mid way I gain a level and can use some new stuff, I'm not going to run back to town and lose progress for it)
The dungeon itself is pretty weird, though it's basicly a bunch of rooms in this style (though all circles and some hallways instead of a decending staircase like this).
Also some rooms with these
No idea what they are supposed to be.
After fighting off some goblins with metal stuck in them (being hostile I can't get a good picture, though they look like the end boss) I come to this... thing
The mini map tells me there's an enemy on top, under or inside it. After looking around the room and seeing nothing but locked doors and the door I came in, I realize IT is the enemy and attack it. It goes down pretty quickly (in retrospect I should have read the health bar to figure out what the fuck it is), and doesn't even fight back. Inside it there are a bunch more enemies, just a bunch of skeletons and armored (possesed?) goblins (though over half had died by the time I could take this screenshot)
There's some logs hidden in the area, but I can't really care to read them (because of the bit at the start for why). They look just like normal gathering spots, though aren't marked on the minimap
I come to the final room and see two of Leo's subordinates injured. Cutscene and some skeletons, including two big ones with the same bits the knockback resistant Goblins had on
After the battle (which is easier than some of the fights in the dungeon due to the big guys filling up my force meter so I could spam light blasts at them) the two guys get up and the mage dude looks at the stuff around the room and is all "this is the find of the century" while the girl is all "you idiot, we were almost killed", but he keeps babbling before she hits him. Then she mops about being a failure or something (no screenshots here because I thought the skeleton dude was more important use of my clipboard). After that there is a warp to outside (the first one I've seen so far in the game. Most dungeons are short enough they don't need one).
I kind of *HATE* you.
Excidium II
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Is it for PC?
deuxhero
Arcane
All you need is a VPN to download the launcher (a 70MB file, and you can likely find it off site because the EXE was never updated since the beta) and when starting the game (you can disable it afterwards) and basic Japanese knowledge. It's really simple.
Excidium II
If you are asking about DDO: Yes (it's even cross play with PS3/PS4 players). I used the built in screenshot tool for all but the Skeleton shot (that was just a print screen) because it doesn't seem to like me hooking Steam to the launcher (I'll try again and make sure it wasn't just the server being a bitch) and it disables the HUD.
It has a fairly decent range of graphics options with one major problem: AA has two settings, off and FXAA.
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Astral Rag
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Nice.
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