Trash
Pointing and laughing.
Numbers hurt my head.
Greatatlantic said:I heard that Atari changed the ESRB rating 6 months before going gold. And thats why a lot of things seem broken. Is that true? Oh, and the mod looks pretty good, by the way.
Volourn said:How many cups of coffees must I drink to drink less than I do now when I currently drink zero cups of coffee?
Livonya said:about ToEE Mod
- Livonya
* Changed some content to add realism
MarFish said:D&D is a WotC property, who, in turn, are owned by Hasbro, the "american family values" toy company. Their directive is "T" for teen for D&D games.
As much as I think you would like to create the legend of Atari backstabbing Troika, I think the game was planned as "T" all the way but some dumbasses at Troika had to try to sneak sheep sex in and wonder that the few testing resources they got were diverted after Atari found it out.
undead dolphin hacker said:Remind me why we should care about a shitty early 2004 RPG getting a boring mod?
Livonya said:I have been visiting this site for many years, but never have I felt inclined to post.
But I find it nearly impossible to stay silent when the post topic actually involves me personally.
Just so people know this is just the beginning for TOEE.
When I first started my mod I had no intention of releasing it. I was just working to make the game better for me. Over time I learned to do more and more.
I released this so I could get a feel for how my work was doing. Hard to always test everything on your own.
My intention for the future is to fix any problems with my code and then I intend to do a lot more with TOEE.
Personally, I think TOEE is one of the best D&D games ever made. Unfortunantly, the powers that control $$ didn't give it time. I don't really care who's fault that was but it happened.
If TOEE had had another 6 months of production I think it would have been a legendary game.
What happened with TOEE is probably a sign of the times. PC gaming is dying. Production costs are too high and the money to be made is not worth the time (as far as corporate gaming companies are concerned).
I worry that TOEE will be the last game of its kind... hopefully I will be wrong.
But it sure seems that PC games are a dying breed... especially RPGs with actual strategy content.
I have bought exactly three games in the last 3 years. The selection is pretty poor these days.
In any event, I have more in plan for my TOEE mod.
My hope is that my mod shows what is possible with TOEE. The engine is really great, and once you know the scripting language anything is possible.
A complete conversion would actually be possible, but the time would be vast.
Don't write off TOEE too soon.
Personally, I think it still has many years of enjoyment to offer... especially when you consider how many good RPGs have come out since it was released.
- Livonya
MarFish said:No - publishers don't change ratings, the ESRB does.
D&D is a WotC property, who, in turn, are owned by Hasbro, the "american family values" toy company. Their directive is "T" for teen for D&D games.
As much as I think you would like to create the legend of Atari backstabbing Troika, I think the game was planned as "T" all the way but some dumbasses at Troika had to try to sneak sheep sex in and wonder that the few testing resources they got were diverted after Atari found it out.
Remind me why we should care about your pathetic ramblings?undead dolphin hacker said:Remind me why we should care about a shitty early 2004 RPG getting a boring mod?
Saint_Proverbius said:The content like the brothel and the children were approved and then later dis-approved shortly before release. You're not going to slip something in a D&D CRPG on Hasbro/WotC without them . They're extremely pedantic about the D&D license and constantly check what's being done in a CRPG using that license.