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Legends of Eisenwald - Review @ Tech-Gaming
July 6th, 2015, 14:57
Originally Posted by KordanorI see. Some followers do though.
With "nameless" I meant that they don't have a story Background or anything similar. Just like in the 2 games I compared it with…
Watchdog
July 6th, 2015, 18:41
I love it so far, im like in Chapter 3 or is it 4 if people include the tutorial?
I love the game engine, i cant wait for modders to get some campaigns created.
Its a good slick interface for storytelling, with inns and units and squad tactics. did this game take like 6 years or more to finish? i can tell it took alot of work.
Congrats Aterdux.
Maybe in future i might lease this engine for a RPG i want to create.
I love the game engine, i cant wait for modders to get some campaigns created.
Its a good slick interface for storytelling, with inns and units and squad tactics. did this game take like 6 years or more to finish? i can tell it took alot of work.
Congrats Aterdux.
Maybe in future i might lease this engine for a RPG i want to create.
Watchdog
July 6th, 2015, 19:28
Thanks you.
We plan to make our engine open source and give it to everyone for free. But first it needs to be ported fully, we started porting it to C. Right now it's in Delphi.
We plan to make our engine open source and give it to everyone for free. But first it needs to be ported fully, we started porting it to C. Right now it's in Delphi.
Watchdog
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The Elder Spy
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Original Sin 1 & 2 Donor
Original Sin 1 & 2 Donor
July 6th, 2015, 19:33
Originally Posted by HiddenXDelphi 7! Has some limitations though. That's why we port to C - Linux and Mac ports are undoable in Delphi pretty much.
I love Delphi - are you using Delphi 7 or Delphi XE?
Watchdog
July 6th, 2015, 19:40
Yep - Delphi is Windows only. I grew up with Turbo Pascal and every now and then I program something in Delphi XE.
Not very popular nowadays, but I still think that Pascal-like languages are much easier to read and program than C-like languages.
Not very popular nowadays, but I still think that Pascal-like languages are much easier to read and program than C-like languages.
The Elder Spy
RPGWatch Team
Original Sin 1 & 2 Donor
Original Sin 1 & 2 Donor
July 6th, 2015, 20:33
I used to program myself in C++ but familiar with Turbo Pascal too from the university times. C based languages seem more universal though these days.
Watchdog
July 7th, 2015, 10:41
Maybe an off topic question but why would you do a game like this in Delphi? I thought Delphi is pretty much "dead" language these days?
SasqWatch
July 7th, 2015, 13:59
History. Had some libraries from Discord Times, that game is made in Delphi and both our programmers are very proficient in Delphi as well.
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July 7th, 2015, 14:07
Originally Posted by AterduxI haven been messing about with the game (will start once I am down with Witcher 3) and it seems like solid piece of software so its even more impress knowing that its written in an "old" language like Delphi
History. Had some libraries from Discord Times, that game is made in Delphi and both our programmers are very proficient in Delphi as well.
SasqWatch
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