I almost forgot about King's Bounty: Armored Princess. Is there a release date for the English version yet?
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I almost forgot about King's Bounty: Armored Princess. Is there a release date for the English version yet?
skavenhorde
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I'm the opposite. If I jump around a bit it keeps the games a little more interesting. I don't burn out all at once on any particular game.
What normally happens is I'll stop jumping around so much after a week and concentrate on the one that was the most enjoyable.
What can I say, I'm just weird or have ADD
As for Kings Bounty. All it says is Q4 so I assume it'll be out before Christmas. Thanks for reminding...that's another game I have to get. Total is now 9(10) if Solium Infurnum is released as well. Which it looks like it will be.
http://www.1cpublishing.eu/game/king-s-bounty-armored-princess
According to the guy explaining it to me at the GamesCom, it'll be some time in September here.
They hope, he said, to be able to release it simultaneously in other countries as well.
That doesn't fill me with confidence that it will definitely be in NA before the holiday.
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Some are easier than others to measure though... I would imagine Kotor or Jade Empire are a bit more consistent in gameplay time compared to Morrowind
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Well, I mean, it's not like it's a new game. It's heavily based on the predecessor's engine, and also it's been out in Russia for several months, so it only really needs localization (and remember it luckily doesn't have voice acting). The less variables, the more likely it is to come here as planned.
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Can you guys please NOT mention all the other great games that are coming out in the coming month, please?
I already know that I will have no sleep when the time comes, but all this talk about them is going to make me loose sleep right now.
@Dgaider, or anyone that knows, how are the Codex handled? Please tell me there is a way for the game to record them so that the players can read them at their leisure. Or better yet, how about an "export" function (not within the game of course) that extract the codex that the player has read to a text file, so that we can read them offline. Like at work
, j/k.
EDIT: Really though, I am a little embarrassed to say that over the years, I have definitely spent a LOT more time reading the PST "novel" over and over again rather than playing the game.
EDIT 2: Since I brought up PST, I can't help but wondering about how dialogs in DA would compare to it.
Spoilerish of PST (but I doubt this would spoil anyone here):
I already know that I will have no sleep when the time comes, but all this talk about them is going to make me loose sleep right now.
@Dgaider, or anyone that knows, how are the Codex handled? Please tell me there is a way for the game to record them so that the players can read them at their leisure. Or better yet, how about an "export" function (not within the game of course) that extract the codex that the player has read to a text file, so that we can read them offline. Like at work
, j/k.EDIT: Really though, I am a little embarrassed to say that over the years, I have definitely spent a LOT more time reading the PST "novel" over and over again rather than playing the game.
EDIT 2: Since I brought up PST, I can't help but wondering about how dialogs in DA would compare to it.
Spoilerish of PST (but I doubt this would spoil anyone here):
from the wonderful SA LP of PST said:
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Can you guys please NOT mention all the other great games that are coming out in the coming month, please?
I must agree that I have a similar problem now.
Too bad that I have all of them already in my memory ...
... And can't forget them ...
Any time you come across a codex entry, which can come from having encountered a creature or finding a book or what have you, it gets entered into the Codex -- which you can access at any time during the game. So, no, you're not limited to reading it right away.@Dgaider, or anyone that knows, how are the Codex handled? Please tell me there is a way for the game to record them so that the players can read them at their leisure. Or better yet, how about an "export" function (not within the game of course) that extract the codex that the player has read to a text file, so that we can read them offline. Like at work
No export to outside the game, however, though that's not a bad idea.
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@Alrik Fassabauer: at lease we are not alone in the suffering...
@Dgaider
That sounds great. Thanks for considering the export option. It doesn't have to be something fancy, maybe it could be a function, to be added after DA is released, of the mod tool.
I am sure there are times, like while playing ME, when you would think "Gee, I feel like reading up on some of the books/notes that I picked up in game" but you couldn't because either: you are not at your gaming system of choice with the game readily available; or the second that you fired up the game, you felt compelled to go rid the "world" of evil ( or good) instead of read...
at lease we are not alone in the suffering...@Dgaider
That sounds great. Thanks for considering the export option. It doesn't have to be something fancy, maybe it could be a function, to be added after DA is released, of the mod tool.
I am sure there are times, like while playing ME, when you would think "Gee, I feel like reading up on some of the books/notes that I picked up in game" but you couldn't because either: you are not at your gaming system of choice with the game readily available; or the second that you fired up the game, you felt compelled to go rid the "world" of evil ( or good
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skavenhorde
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@Alrik Fassabauer:
I hope the devs and publishers make millions then maybe we'll have more of this kind of "suffering" on a yearly basis