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Spells of Gold Interview at RPGCodex

(PC: Single-Player RPG) | Posted by Rendelius @ Saturday - January 18, 2003 - 01:24 -
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A Spells of Gold interview with Jonquil Software has been posted at RPGCodex. Here's a snip:
    Q: There are three different paths described in the game; good, neutral and evil. How closely are these tied to character development and player choices? What is the scale of variation between the three pathways? How is the pathway defined in terms of choices and the player's interaction with the game world? Does the "evil" truly represent the consequences of evil choices made by the player?

    A: Yes, there are three pathways in the game and three variants to complete it, consequently. But let us not reveal all the secrets. We hope it will be much more interesting for the players to learn everything themselves. We?ll just tell that while advancing in the game the players will come across some surprises. The choice of the way depends on the players actions. The determining factor is the hero's "karma", which depends on his doings (completion of "good" or "evil" quests, fulfillment of the task at some points of the story). In some cases the choice may depend on the player himself. Before the player reaches some definite point of the storyline development he may switch from one way to another.

    As to the "evil" way the player can?t but do several really "bad" things to advance in the way. But then.... well, let it be a secret for some time.
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