EDBIS preview of Lionheart
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I just spotted this <a href="http://www.edbis.com/Articles/DeepInsig ... preview</a> for <a href="http://lionheart.blackisle.com/">Lionheart</a> that was posted by <A href="http://edbis.com/">EDBIS</a>. It's really short, poorly written, and they even bothered to give the game a <b>rating</b>! That's right kiddies, without ever actually having played the game, they gave it a <b>Four Lightning Bolt rating</b>. Wow!Here's some of the lubbin':<blockquote>All in all I'm pretty anxious and excited to get my hands on Lionheart and see whether it is as good as the Infinity Engine games. And everyone who at least is a bit interested in those should try it out too as I'm sure that the story part and the game play are pretty cool. The only disadvantage maybe the graphics that don't look too stunning but they make up for that lack of spectacularity with low system requirements so that all players can have a play, not only those with the high- end systems.</blockquote>You have to love some of these previews.This was spotted at <A href="http://rpgdot.com/">RPGDot</a>.
I just spotted this <a href="http://www.edbis.com/Articles/DeepInsig ... preview</a> for <a href="http://lionheart.blackisle.com/">Lionheart</a> that was posted by <A href="http://edbis.com/">EDBIS</a>. It's really short, poorly written, and they even bothered to give the game a <b>rating</b>! That's right kiddies, without ever actually having played the game, they gave it a <b>Four Lightning Bolt rating</b>. Wow!Here's some of the lubbin':<blockquote>All in all I'm pretty anxious and excited to get my hands on Lionheart and see whether it is as good as the Infinity Engine games. And everyone who at least is a bit interested in those should try it out too as I'm sure that the story part and the game play are pretty cool. The only disadvantage maybe the graphics that don't look too stunning but they make up for that lack of spectacularity with low system requirements so that all players can have a play, not only those with the high- end systems.</blockquote>You have to love some of these previews.This was spotted at <A href="http://rpgdot.com/">RPGDot</a>.
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Saint_Proverbius wrote:All in all I'm pretty anxious and excited to get my hands on Lionheart and see whether it is as good as the Infinity Engine games.
That pretty much says it all...
Comparing the game to an IE game and saying it just might not be as great as those games just killed any hope I had left for it.
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I just looked at their site. I went to game profiles where, under F, they list FOT but not FO or FO2.
This is from a site which proclaims itself "Your RPG site".
Blargh!
This is from a site which proclaims itself "Your RPG site".
Blargh!
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BG has a lot of flaws in it's TB. Of course, IWD2 will take the cake in terms of fucking up the rules due to it's real time nature because there are some 3e rules that don't translate well in to real time at all. Combat Reflexes and Attacks of Opportunity being two of the big boys there. IWD2 won't have either.Constipated BladeRunner wrote:I was thinking BG, to be honest Saint.
3e was designed to be more tactical in nature, and that's just something you can't do in real time.
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Indeed, it must be uber l33t!I thought Fallout Tactics had the perfect RT TB? It's even called Continuous Turn Based... I mean, how flawed can that be?
RT TB = an oxymoron.
Therefore CTB = an oxymoron.
"Ancient Greece was ahead of its time, and before our time. They had no TV, but they had lots of philosophers.
I, personally, would not want to sit all evening watching a philosopher."
I, personally, would not want to sit all evening watching a philosopher."
I dont think this game failed because of it's combat system (I'm talking about the FO TB fans, of course), but because it wasn't fallout (this has been discussed a lot of times and you know what I mean).Doyle wrote:CTB was just an attempt to appeal to both real-time cattle and FO fans. In my opinion, it failed.
The FOT TB system was OK but the game wasn't.
The CTB system wasn't ok but I dont think that a full RT system could be better (as I hate both).