Come and get it!
Played a bit of the demo, was higher production quality than I was expecting from a project like this. Once I'm done with The Witcher, definitely going to have to finish this demo and consider a purchase...
BTW, the ability to move around with the numeric keypad and/or arrow keys would be nice. Kinda used to it working that way in many of the "old school" games that this one feels like.
BTW, the ability to move around with the numeric keypad and/or arrow keys would be nice. Kinda used to it working that way in many of the "old school" games that this one feels like.
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Bought it.
Link received.
Donwloaded at work.
I've to wait till tonight when Ill be back home to play the game.....
Some advice with PayPal:
Plimus sends a confirmation mail. They say they'll check your order and mail address for quality control.
If you havent' inserted your primary PayPal mail address (my case) they contact you asking for the right address.
The service is fat and works good.
I waited 20 minutes to get my link and download the game.
Link received.
Donwloaded at work.
I've to wait till tonight when Ill be back home to play the game.....
Some advice with PayPal:
Plimus sends a confirmation mail. They say they'll check your order and mail address for quality control.
If you havent' inserted your primary PayPal mail address (my case) they contact you asking for the right address.
The service is fat and works good.
I waited 20 minutes to get my link and download the game.
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Finished the demo.
I was a bit disappointed by the NPCs in that first village (only 7 of them?). I hope other towns are more interesting.
Combat seems to have a few problems.
-Salamanders and Jelly creatures walk as fast as my Speed 15 character
-Just wearing some leather sandals if you don't have the armor 'skill' reduces both TH and armor rating... quite significantly when you're low level (I did the dungeon before going to Aridell).
Keyboard controls would be nice. I like the control system over all, but it would be even better.
Also, things NPCs say could be stored in the Journal. Eg, I went through Martin or whatever's (the first quest) dialog too fast, then forgot where he said he stored my stuff, and I can't ask him to repeat - I had saved over it and the save before that was back in Elderhollow. My fault and should have paid more attention but it would be a plus.
Anyway I bought the download version.
I was a bit disappointed by the NPCs in that first village (only 7 of them?). I hope other towns are more interesting.
Combat seems to have a few problems.
-Salamanders and Jelly creatures walk as fast as my Speed 15 character
-Just wearing some leather sandals if you don't have the armor 'skill' reduces both TH and armor rating... quite significantly when you're low level (I did the dungeon before going to Aridell).
Keyboard controls would be nice. I like the control system over all, but it would be even better.
Also, things NPCs say could be stored in the Journal. Eg, I went through Martin or whatever's (the first quest) dialog too fast, then forgot where he said he stored my stuff, and I can't ask him to repeat - I had saved over it and the save before that was back in Elderhollow. My fault and should have paid more attention but it would be a plus.
Anyway I bought the download version.
EDIT: Nevermind, I got the d/l link without any phone calls from Plimus (even if I was one of the "lucky" ones).
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Yes, they're kinda funny, first they send me a second mail, insisting that I give them a valid phone number and then maybe a minute after I gave them my number I get no call but the mail with the link Well, seems like we have a curiosity here and the orders are actually processed by humans, robot usually don't complain about 01234567 as phone numberGrue wrote:EDIT: Nevermind, I got the d/l link without any phone calls from Plimus (even if I was one of the "lucky" ones).
Anyway, a great game, highly addictive too, just like in the good old days.