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Since the project is still being worked on, we decided to go with the development blog approach to bring some insight more often to keep you kindreds updated, whether they are small or big updates throughout the week.
You can find latest update for today:
http://www.projectvaulderie.com/friday-devblog-3/
Here are some of the older entries if you may have missed so far, with some added suprise:
http://www.projectvaulderie.com/friday-devblog-2/
http://www.projectvaulderie.com/friday-devblog-1/
We're still working hard on both single player and multiplayer, and we have some great news for the next update involving the core mechanics of the game, such as hacking.
We hoped you liked it and as always, stay tuned for more. Once more we'd like to thank you for your constant support!
I disagree completely! The beauty and art of the original UI is lost which fitted much better to the mysterious gothic setting. You are repeating the error of the Thief reboot here!
P.S. New UI is awesome.
Haha, you may not be aware that the UP is my project ;)! In my opinion for the SP part at least if they want to recreate the whole original game, they need to include the HUD too. Otherwise it won't really be a RESTORATION PROJECT. They can always use the new UI for MP or other things though, I wouldn't mind that...
http://www.projectvaulderie.com/friday-devblog-5/