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Hey guys, I just heard about this Arcanum thing. I've got a great idea for it, Oblivion with, get this, guns and magic.
He's way ahead of you. /Fallout 3
Hey guys, I just heard about this Arcanum thing. I've got a great idea for it, Oblivion with, get this, guns and magic.
In other places this would derail the thread p. fast.monte cook = RPG , in capital letters, no arguing possible.
I don't think the publishers will license even old and dead IP cheaply anymore. KS shown that nostalgia can be pretty damn profitable.Activision owns it.
Can't be worth much to them, it has little value as a property unless translated into an crpg format, of course that doesn't invalidate something like the latest syndicate or that xcom shooter abomination, but i doubt they will do much if anything with it.
Out of that era of crpg´s, i think thats the last one still to receive the kickstarter revival treatment, any hope at all someone will do it? even if with a different name.
Numenera is Sci fi as I understand. Can someone with actual experience shed more light?I must say I also hope for more of a sci-fi fantasy, than pure fantasy, much more interesting that way IMO, and pure fantasy is mostly boring anyway (as it has been done dozens of times already).
Numenera is Sci fi as I understand. Can someone with actual experience shed more light?I must say I also hope for more of a sci-fi fantasy, than pure fantasy, much more interesting that way IMO, and pure fantasy is mostly boring anyway (as it has been done dozens of times already).
It's science fantasy.Numenera is Sci fi as I understand. Can someone with actual experience shed more light?I must say I also hope for more of a sci-fi fantasy, than pure fantasy, much more interesting that way IMO, and pure fantasy is mostly boring anyway (as it has been done dozens of times already).
I don't know that that is strictly true since Kicktraq "Days" are not really 24 hour periods for the 1st or last days of a project, but it does indeed seem true that this is outstripping any video game kickstarter thusfar.Project Eternity entire first day: 700k. Us, few hours after launch: 685k.
I don't know that that is strictly true since Kicktraq "Days" are not really 24 hour periods for the 1st or last days of a project, but it does indeed seem true that this is outstripping any video game kickstarter thusfar.Project Eternity entire first day: 700k. Us, few hours after launch: 685k.
And it doesn't appear to be slowing down.
why was it a stupid time?Project: Eternity launched at a stupid time of day. No real point in comparing until 24 hours have passed.
It was late in the day in the US, it was also on a Friday iirc. So instead of catching people as they woke up and checked the news/internet/whatever in the morning, they were trying to catch people who were heading home/to bar/out somewhere.why was it a stupid time?Project: Eternity launched at a stupid time of day. No real point in comparing until 24 hours have passed.
It also depends which country.
Project: Eternity launched at a stupid time of day. No real point in comparing until 24 hours have passed.
Kickstarter fatigue? Heh. Torment not being enough of a brand? Hogwash. No MCA will sink the KS? Pish posh.Project Eternity entire first day: 700k. Us, few hours after launch: 685k.
Numbers are fun.Project: Eternity launched at a stupid time of day. No real point in comparing until 24 hours have passed.
Any point in comparing at all?
It's, actually, science fiction. The trick is that the technology involved is so advanced and so ancient that many of the setting's inhabitants can't distinguish it from magic anymore.It's science fantasy.Numenera is Sci fi as I understand. Can someone with actual experience shed more light?I must say I also hope for more of a sci-fi fantasy, than pure fantasy, much more interesting that way IMO, and pure fantasy is mostly boring anyway (as it has been done dozens of times already).
It's, actually, science fiction. The trick is that the technology involved is so advanced and so ancient that many of the setting's inhabitants can't distinguish it from magic anymore.
So they're getting Michael T. Weiss, VA of the Nameless One, for this? I think I heard his voice at the end of the video.