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By: DMJ

DMJ — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 15:32:25 +0000

I’d so play The Clangers RPG.

By: Psychopomp

Psychopomp — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:36:23 +0000

I despise it as well. It’s utterly worthless

By: MadMatty

MadMatty — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 07:54:48 +0000

I basically agree with Wulf´s post, although i usually wrap it in soft wording. Ive played computer games for 20 years now, and ive played enough of them, to have seen both hex based combat and general fantasy mush done do death. Elves are no longer exciting for me- but i guess if youre young enough not too have seen it before, it could well be. I stopped playing the flash game after about 15 mins, coz it seemed dull, but atleast its free.
I dont think ill be playing Dragon Age Origins either, but Bioware might surprise me with some good combat mechanics and some skillfully balanced gameplay… that´d be something.
Am currently playing World of Warcraft… not super original story either, but atleast it does kindof take the piss, and the graphics are nicely done, with the colouring and all (a bit blocky but what the hell- runs silky smooth in hi-res) … and the core gameplay is pretty smooth now its been patched 7 million times

By: Rhygadon

Rhygadon — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 05:39:30 +0000

Warning: I had the same experience that SombreroKid described — an entire session’s worth of progress was wiped out the next time I logged in. Bizarre, since I was able to save and load just fine *within* that session, which lasted over an hour. So it seems that the saves are initially kept locally, for eventual (and unreliable) synchronization with the master server.
The missing session was under a different OS than the first one, for what that’s worth. But now the saves from that missing session aren’t there under either OS.
The worst thing is, it’s not even clear how you could confirm that the saves are actually taking. Log out and log back in? But then your *current* session wouldn’t be verified …

By: Alastayr

Alastayr — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 22:26:08 +0000

I think the amusing thing is how she’s trying to shoehorn the whole western-meets-eastern concept into DA:J when games like Kings Bounty have the exact same mechanisms and indeed, the whole gameplay is nothing more than a partially realtime Heroes of Might and Magic spawn that abandons armies in favour of customizable Diablo-style heroes.

By: Markoff Chaney

Markoff Chaney — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 12:35:51 +0000

Considering the depth Bioware used to be able to create, even if it was only the perception of depth afforded to my more stunted intellectual development at the time, I’m willing to give them the benefit of one more doubt this time around. Even though twice disappointed by Jade Empire and Mass Effect, I still harbor hope that things may have gotten better and, with the eponymous Wardens, that they may start understanding shades of Gray instead of the world being relegated to naught but binary concepts.

Of course, in a digital world, even shades of color are only made up of 0s and 1s, the ultimate expression of binary existence. It is only the interpretation of the binary that leads toward our perception of their being shades of gray or color. The underlying structure is still the same either/or construct, simply deeper programming.