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Dungeon Lords: Review @ SciFi.com
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Dhruin
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Dungeon Lords: Review @ SciFi.com
   

SciFi.com has posted a short <a href="http://www.scifi.com/sfw/current/games.html" target="_blank">review</a> of 'Dungeon Lords', with a score of 'D-'. Here's the intro:<blockquote><em>D.W. Bradley is often labeled "the godfather of the computer role-playing game" genre, most famous for his contributions to the venerable Wizardry and Might and Magic series in the '80s and '90s. After a considerable hiatus, Bradley is back with Dungeon Lords, an epic fantasy role-playing game that combines "old school" fighting and role-playing elements in the trappings of a massive 3-D world.</em></blockquote>
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A D- means what? What is this system?

Also, they should review the latest patch also, which they haven't if they say there's no automap
Post Sun Jul 10, 2005 7:32 am
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I believe a d- would be low 60's. An A+ to A- would be 100-90 range, B+ to B- would 89-80 range, C+ to C- would be 79 to 70 range, D+ to D- 69 to 60 range, skip E, F + to F- would be 59 to 0 range. At least thats if they're going they're going on the AMerican school grading system.
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Das entspricht einer 4 minus.
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Post Sun Jul 10, 2005 6:23 pm
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wow...they assume everyone knows the strange american rating system???
why donÄt they use the classic system with x/10 or in %
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Many schools are getting away from letter grades, and doing things by percentage of 100.

I don't understand these bad grades anyway. Sure, the game isn't perfect, but it is a good game and I"m having fun with it.

This game doesn't deserve these low grades. It doesn't deserve an A, but it certainly doesn't deserve a D.
Post Sun Jul 10, 2005 8:15 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by Garrett
wow...they assume everyone knows the strange american rating system???


Since when do Americans care for foreigners?

quote:
why donÄt they use the classic system with x/10 or in %


The American school grades are pretty classic. I'm surprised you never encountered them before (in a movie, for instance).
Post Sun Jul 10, 2005 8:21 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by Roqua
I believe a d- would be low 60's. An A+ to A- would be 100-90 range, B+ to B- would 89-80 range, C+ to C- would be 79 to 70 range, D+ to D- 69 to 60 range, skip E, F + to F- would be 59 to 0 range. At least thats if they're going they're going on the AMerican school grading system.

They better hope that that's the case. Over here (an undisclosed country that is a member of the British commonwealth) a D would imply a much worse grade.

At a university I used to work at a D brings you in the range of 40-49%, with less than that being an E (and I can't remember what exact graduation A+ to C- brings).
Even at high school, a D was less than 50% and a definite fail.

If they are using the American system, then a D- equates to about 6/10, which on the face of it really isn't that bad.
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[quote="Hindukönig"]
quote:
Originally posted by Garrett
wow...they assume everyone knows the strange american rating system???


quote:
Since when do Americans care for foreigners?[/quoite]

Please...what kind of crap is that...

quote:
why donÄt they use the classic system with x/10 or in %


The American school grades are pretty classic. I'm surprised you never encountered them before (in a movie, for instance).
Post Sun Jul 10, 2005 11:25 pm
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A d - would be um.... barely passing. 60% for the most part
Post Mon Jul 11, 2005 1:34 am
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quote:
Originally posted by Burack
Please...what kind of crap is that...


You mean your quotation? I dunno.

If you're talking about my comment: it's the impression I received. Sue me.
Post Mon Jul 11, 2005 6:40 am
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quote:
Originally posted by Hindukönig
quote:
Originally posted by Burack
Please...what kind of crap is that...


You mean your quotation? I dunno.

If you're talking about my comment: it's the impression I received. Sue me.




Nope...you are right about that, we don't...lol.

...well, about you anyway or your opinion of us...sheesh
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