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Dhruin
Stranger In A Strange Land
Joined: 20 May 2002
Posts: 1825
Location: Sydney, Australia |
| Heart of Eternity: Interview @ GenGamers |
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Mario from GenGamers let us know they've posted an <a href="http://65.75.129.150/~gengame/html/heart_of_eternity_interview.html" target="_blank">interview</a> with Vlad Artyukhov from UDC about their newly-revealed RPG, 'Heart of Eternity':<blockquote><em><b>Let´s talk about the gameplay, please! Is Heart Of Eternity a typical RPG or will you implent interesting gameplay variations?</b>
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<br>To begin with, it’s not a simple RPG. In RPG success of a game-player in a battle depends on a proper using of his skills and abilities. In our game the battle skills depend on the player himself. I.e., the game is rather action\RPG, as in all other respects it’s RPG game. The RPG system is entirely ours. With both 5 basic and many other additional parameters, connected with each other. The system of magic involves dependence between paternosters. This will enable you to combine paternosters with each other. The wishes of those who don’t like long battles are also considered. You may possess thieves` ability.
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<br>Some task salvations may very as you can play either as woman or as man.
<br>The character’s development is entirely in player’s hands. The system of possibility rising depends on levels. There are three main directions – the thief, the warrior and the magician. They can be combined and developed any way you like.</em></blockquote>It's good to see some details on this RPG. Interesting points include horses and other modes of travel so it's worth a read and persevering with the broken English. |
Thu May 13, 2004 3:52 am |
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monsterboy01
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This games looks so much like Gothic. Lets hope it provide great gameplay any an interesting storyline. |
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Thu May 13, 2004 3:55 am |
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