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1) idk how thats possible. if i just started wouldnt i have seconds not hours
2) no load screens but the game may try to load to much to fast in the background and stuter
3) no . you do not know the definition of trillogy . it simply means it will be 3 parts . and the matrix was a trillogy and it got worse after each one. the first had a bad back story since people as bateries is dumb (there are better ways of making electricity without solar cells that dont include keeping people alive) but then family ai's that love each other and he can see without eyes and i want my money back for that ticket
Umm he's actually stating valid problems with your posts.
1) If you just started a game you WOULD in fact have played seconds not 100 hours. I understand that you meant that it would have 100 hours of content however I dont see any documentation to back that.
2) If it is a large enough scale game no loading screens is in fact a no-no. If you load everything in one chunck most computers will not be able to run it (If any). Assuming its a recent game which I am pretty sure this counts
2a)
This reply had very little thought put into it. They can load in chunks without loading screens TESIII Morrowind did it and it worked beautifully. They loaded the game in cells, everytime they walk outside a cell the next one and any adjacent ones are loaded into VRAM RAM and other rescources. That way you feel like you are in this seamless world, but you're not.
Sure, they did "load" but I am running it on PC and the load times are so fast that the bar for the next cell is gone before I could look down next the HP Magicka and Fatigue bar for the progress. All the while without a "loading screen" ergo a full screen concept/hint monstrosity.
3) He was stating that just because the game will be a trilogy doesnt mean it will have pleasant story telling. Example, once again the matrix trilogy. I agree with him that, the matrix was not a story driven trilogy ergo not a good trilogy in my opinion either.
Now my stuff!
I just dont see that being possible/being a good thing
If you are deving a RPG you just GOTTA have experience with the RPG genre, also they have plenty. Evidence: Their latest video shows a map of a free roaming The Elder Scrolls style RPG framwork. They also talk about how it resembles older games, and I am pretty sure they dont mean FPS games.
I actually agree with you only halfway I HATE games that are only graphics but if a game is graphically irratating than it is just as bad.
You could have just written that and left out the rest. Part of your post reads like a review, yet the product hasn't been released. Badly written, borderline rabid fanboyism isn't going to change anyone's mind. I suggest dialing it back a bit and trying to make some actually valid and rational points instead of just spouting empty hype if you really want to help.
THE STORY
Once a lively and wealthy village teeming with people in search of precious metals and gemstones that abound its surroundings. Korden's Fall is now a derelict shadow of itself. It sits on the edge of Ladeona Mountains, overlooking the great river Arno in the north of Narr. Helpless in the relentless grip of an invisible force, mysterious darkness that has spread from the ancient battlefield of Ashglades; warping and poisoning every creature in its path, creating bloodthirsty monsters.
Trouble began when miners and traders began to disappear, and rumours of massacres began to circulate. Mistrust and terror fanned conflicts among the people who live in fear of the elves from the nearby region. The managers of the mines, known as the North Trade Guild, appealed to the king, and the once powerful Kordelis family that govern the region, for help. The king sends a unit to uncover the mystery surrounding the icy peaks of the Northern Highlands, under the experienced leadership of Sir Herken Salavon, your foster father.
You are one of the soldiers in the unit and insufficiently trained. The situation required immediate action. Waiting for you to complete your training was not an option. Concerned for your safety your foster father leaves you behind in Korden's fall. He embarked on the quest with the rest of the men. He tells you as he always did that people, not demons were behind the big evil.
Events take you from Korden's Fall, through old, abandoned forts, dungeons once inhabited by dwarves and ancient tombs. You go from the elven city Recea, to the Great Northern Swamps, and the magical city of Sidis Tarea inhabited by the Danians, a mystical race. You reveal the ancient scripts that tell the legends of dwarves. Exterminated in the centuries-old war with humans, and stumble unto the greatest of them all, the legend of Dawn. Most of its parts have been dismantled by great sages and hidden across the continent of Narr. The one who finds all the parts and reassemble them will restore its power, the only power that can dispel the dark forces over Ashglades. Returning Dawn to Ashglades will finally bring light to the endless darkness.
Yes, I am a backer.