This was one of the must un-Pibbur replies ever
And yes, welcome.
Yes! I even thought I understood all of it!!
Welcome - introduce yourself!
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Yes! I even thought I understood all of it!!
Luke... I am your father.
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Stand in the line.
Or not? Seems this Luke is partially on the dark side.
Anyway, welcome.
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Greetings and salutations
CritiestBunny
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Hello everyone! I'm one of the devs at Critical Forge, currently working on Forged of Blood. We saw that there's a thread here talking about the game so I'm here to help share some news and answer any questions!
Cheers!
Cheers!
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Hi Bunny!
As I've said in the thread you referring to, the game looks promising. I pretty much liked what was shown in the video you posted.
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I loved the Amiga.
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jdthoosier
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Hi -
Very long-time lurker, back to the rpgdot days. I cut my teeth on CRPGs with the fabulous Dungeon Master on the Atari ST, progressing to the Amiga, then on to the PC. Finally played my *first* RPG on a console, PS4, with Witcher 3, earlier this year.
I admit that I've gotten stale on CRPGs over the years, losing my enthusiasm for gaming in general, at the time I finished playing Gothic 1/2. I kept up on the news from this site, but never got that itch to play; until TW3.
My daughter had all these fond memories of sitting with me watching me play a ton of CRPGs. She bought TW3 for me at the last Christmas, trying to rekindle that fire. The game actually sat there for nearly 2 months before I gave it a go, and now I'm re-hooked.
Very long-time lurker, back to the rpgdot days. I cut my teeth on CRPGs with the fabulous Dungeon Master on the Atari ST, progressing to the Amiga, then on to the PC. Finally played my *first* RPG on a console, PS4, with Witcher 3, earlier this year.
I admit that I've gotten stale on CRPGs over the years, losing my enthusiasm for gaming in general, at the time I finished playing Gothic 1/2. I kept up on the news from this site, but never got that itch to play; until TW3.
My daughter had all these fond memories of sitting with me watching me play a ton of CRPGs. She bought TW3 for me at the last Christmas, trying to rekindle that fire. The game actually sat there for nearly 2 months before I gave it a go, and now I'm re-hooked.
jdthoosier
Watchdog
Welcome jdt!
Maybe it's also worth a try to either go for older games you missed out back them (I recommend Stonekeep and Lands of Lore 1) or go for today's indie-retro games.
Thanks Kordanor - but I've already played both already back in the day
In fact, a little story to share about Stonekeep. Way back in olden days, some of the game companies maintained forums on the GEnie RPG boards (anyone remember Scorpia?) Peter Oliphant, a lead dev on Stonekeep would post to those forums. Being hearing-impaired, I bugged and begged him to please include subtitles for the game. After initial resistance, he figured out a way to do so. If I remember correctly, Stonekeep was doing some new things graphically, so doing subtitles was a bit more involved.
Welcome to the Watch, jdthoosier
As a long-time lurker you know most of us
and still chose to reveal themselves!!!
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skally_wag
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Hi All.
First off, let me just say what a great job you guys are doing. It is by far the best place to know about existing and upcoming RPG's.
I'm afraid I am also one of the old time gamers, starting on ST and Amiga (Dungeon master, Eye of the beholder Era) I was probably one of the first gamers on pc (5 1/4 floppy discs) My preferences haven't changed that much over the years with the exception that I don't like short games, when I start a game I want it to be very deep and engaging with many, many hours of gameplay.
First off, let me just say what a great job you guys are doing. It is by far the best place to know about existing and upcoming RPG's.
I'm afraid I am also one of the old time gamers, starting on ST and Amiga (Dungeon master, Eye of the beholder Era) I was probably one of the first gamers on pc (5 1/4 floppy discs) My preferences haven't changed that much over the years with the exception that I don't like short games, when I start a game I want it to be very deep and engaging with many, many hours of gameplay.
Kordanor
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Guess that makes you pretty much an exception.
First time I hear that someone started to prefer long games after getting older.
Personally I have to admit that my preference from "really long" (100h+) changed to "somewhat long" (~60 hours) during the last couple of years. Also due to the fact that there is a flood of cool games to be played...
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