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New Comic Thread, Wednesday, June 22 2011
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Other than the player nudging the party into the next area it pretty much played itself.
Steam PSN: DerWaffleMous Origin: DerWaffleMous Bnet: WaffleMous#1483
By the way... does DS3 have a pack mule? because it isn't a true Dungeon Siege game if it doesn't have a mule.
The worst part was that there was no clipping detection between enemy monsters, so you could have a mob of Krug warriors out to get you and instead of being limited to attacking you a few at a time, all of the monsters would simply stack on top of each other until there were 50 Krug standing on the exact same spot, and getting hit by it was the equivalent of getting hit 50 times at once.
This wasn't so bad for the mage because you had AoE spells that would kill all 50 enemies at once. But holy crap it sucked if you were playing as an archer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XsufJ5ij2U&feature=related
like here's your party running through some forest, able to just run through the enemies blocking your way
gosh, this makes me really nostalgic for MMOs.
my last real experience of uncynical video game wonder was in WoW, when a friend and I played for maybe 14 hours after open beta dropped and I felt that sort of, "holy shit, this is an entire polished world filled with people" thing
honestly miss those days, I'm not sure anything is gonna match that
I lost ~two years of my life to Diablo 2, I figured the easiest way not to become addicted to WoW was to just never try it out, although really I'm not a huge fan of most MMORPG-style gameplay (hotbars/cooldown timer)
but I've always been intrigued by how much some people were able to get into it, and those that has actual roleplaying experiences with the game rather than turning the game into "optimal grindquest/power leveling", which feel more at home in a diablo 2 / dungeon siege type game
I only watched the first minute, but that's priceless.
oh no, 50 bears
keep moving
Scads of game crippling bugs and incomplete content? Not worthy of Black Isle roots? Ho ho.