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What upcoming games are you psyched about?
Halfgrimm
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Sorry for reposting this but the original one was done as a question and when somebody answered it quickly went away.
I'm genuinely interested in knowing what games that are coming up 4Q 2015 you are excited about and why?
I, personally, am amped up about Chronicles of Elyria and Revival. The concepts and graphics are outrageous and the deeply woven roleplaying got my hair standing up.
I was also interested in Black Desert until I played the alpha and then, not so much. Camelot Unchained seems to be heavy on the building and so I've kinda lost interest in that too. Blade and Soul looks like it might be fun but generic.
Anyway... what are your thoughts. What are you looking forward to?
I'm genuinely interested in knowing what games that are coming up 4Q 2015 you are excited about and why?
I, personally, am amped up about Chronicles of Elyria and Revival. The concepts and graphics are outrageous and the deeply woven roleplaying got my hair standing up.
I was also interested in Black Desert until I played the alpha and then, not so much. Camelot Unchained seems to be heavy on the building and so I've kinda lost interest in that too. Blade and Soul looks like it might be fun but generic.
Anyway... what are your thoughts. What are you looking forward to?
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This is kinda daily question, guaranteed to pop up at least somewhere on reddit or "big" forums. Here's what I usually copypaste as an answer (only first two places are "in order of importance", the rest is basically tacked on randomly):
Camelot_Unchained, often labelled as DAoC 2; Currently in late alpha & under the NDA. I expect it to launch early 2017. Also, if you like quests, PvE & endgame raids, this is NOT the game for you.
Same goes for Crowfall, PvP sandbox being made by the creator of Shadowbane. Currently in pre-alpha, tests already began and alpha 1 backers are being invited. There is no NDA and people are already streaming tests.
Revival - I like the atmosphere, art style & concept, still kinda early in development.
Chronicles of Elyria, they have some very interesting gameplay concepts; here is couple screenshots.
Pantheon, Rise of the Fallen - I like the visuals & races, I hope I'll like the gameplay.
Shroud of the Avatar will IMO be more PvE that any of the above.
Worlds Adrift looks lovely, still in early development.
Gloria Victis caught my attention recently, and it's similar to Life is Feudal
Shards Online is another one I might play casually, not exactly on top of my list thou
PS I just noticed that Albion Online is not there, for what it's worth I'd put it on the third place.
/sigh
* Revival
* Chronicles of Elyria
* Star Citizen
* Crowfall
I might also check out the next Everquest game, even though I've never played any Everquest games before. Among single player games it will be interesting to see what the next Elder Scrolls game brings with it.
* more info, screenshots and videos here
I understand that this question is pretty common. I wasn't trying to be original. Just being lazy.
I too am looking forward to EQ Next. (if it ever happens) I've signed up for the testings and everything (as I do with most upcoming games) but I'm still trying to find the one that hooks me in and will probably continue to annoy you all with this generic question.
I still can't decide to pay the money upfront for Revival. I mean... fifty bucks to walk around in my house, for now, seems a bit steep.
There is no real hurry to buy a house in Revival. Designers have said that game's future doesn't depend on the house sales. Besides, they've already sold all of the tier 3 houses, tier 4 manses and the best tier 2 cottages on US gold servers if you plan to play there. Buying a tenement is a good idea if you are determined to follow the game's development from early stages. You will also get 10% discount on your second property, which would save some money if you buy a house or a manse later.
Monthly taxes will be 10 gp for a tenement, 22 gp cottage, 47 gp house without store front, 87 gp manse. An average player will earn 4-10 gold pieces per hour for active gameplay.
* more info, screenshots and videos here
Yanocchi said:
So either SC is completely noob run ,has no idea what they are doing or it simply is not possible to pull off Triple A for even 200+million.I can also look at SWTOR a 200 million dollar game,it is severely lacking in several areas,so again it proves how tough it is to pull it off.
Instead what i expect are some nice ideas from each of these 3 games,some unique ideas as well.Then i have to decide if there are enough good points to outweigh the bad points that warrants me playing the game.In that respect i thoroughly enjoyed FFXI a console game from many years ago,so developers SHOULD be able to at least match that game's quality.The problem is EVERY developer is looking to cut corners to bring out more features,it ends up as many shallow features with no depth in any of them and that always turns me off.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.
Sorry, what I meant is that you do need to buy at least a tenement in order to get access to the game during early stages of production.
Right now gameplay is limited to walking inside your empty house, switching on/off light sources, and applying wall/ceiling/floor upgrades through house management section on the game's website. The game client is offered only as a bittorrent download.
http://www.revivalgame.com/client/Revival_OfflineClient_v0.1b134.zip.torrent
During the next two weeks they will release a new version that includes the house decoration tool and the patcher. That should be quite a big update because they will also add tons of furniture and small objects. Maybe they will also start offering the game client as an official download from the website when that happens.
* more info, screenshots and videos here
Crowfall: Seems like a great concept on paper. They are putting a lot of emphasis in the combat aspect, which I appreciate. Full loot rules, friendly fire, Free-For-All campaign, good character customization. If they manage to make the combat fluid and weighted I'll be playing for a long time.
Other games I'm excited about, but not hyped: Albion Online, Black Desert, Star Citizen.
* more info, screenshots and videos here
I didn't even know about that game until now. I got curious after so many people mentioned it here. I went to their website and was amazed by the concept art. Then, looked at actual screenshots and was a bit disappointed. Graphics are nice but was expecting something artistically very different and better based on the concept art.
Then, I went to read more info about Pantheon and two phrases caught my interest. Those phrases are co-operative PvE and high fantasy. Since Revival and Chronicles of Elyria will be low fantasy and will have PvP mixed with PvE, maybe Pantheon can provide me with high-fantasy pure co-operative PvE experience.
* more info, screenshots and videos here
Velika: City of Wheels: Among the mortal races, the humans were the only one that never built cities or great empires; a curse laid upon them by their creator, Gidd, forced them to wander as nomads for twenty centuries...
I'm going to try it out and see if I want to throw my money at the screen.
Until then keep throwing out suggestions!
Camelot Unchained.
Crowfall.
Saga of Lucimia.
Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen.
And most importantly: Darkfall: Rise of Agon.
Not too shabby!
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