Good. I like it, but there is one issue... When you make mod where people find new members for party then there must be implemented script, which checks EXP value of the main member and gives this amount of experience to the new member so he won't be the most weak and useless member. Keep this in mind for future. About story in this mod... I'll be honest, it's very boring and sometime even annoying because of the way by which it is told.
Just downloaded and finished playing your mod. Now I I am onto your next one. this one was really great. I specifically enjoyed playing a role and finding party members as well as some of the cool and unique puzzles that were placed in game. thanks for making this!
Very nice piece of work, I thoroughly enjoyed playing the mod to the end. The puzzles were not exceedingly difficult, and the fighting was enjoyable. Although a bit linear, the story was inspired and the characters memorable. I will definitely give a try to the other mods you make!
SPOILER: You should consider adding more difficult puzzles or fights, not really necessary for completion, but for the hardcore fans to find and overcome.
I will be honest, while I enjoy the layout and the puzzles the fighting is just so godamm boring, constantly running around in one circel while just dealing around 10 dmg with the spear, because I haven't found any usefull items yet, the prison fights allready stretched far to long, because its just constantly running in the circle..waiting for another attack..attack..and running again, than after several minutes of doing this you get a new char...and with the trainings grounds its right back to doing the same thing, I think i got liek 7 or 8 fireballs into that damm ogre and he is still walking, at that point I had to close the game, because it simply annoyed me too much.
I somehow have the feeling that I missed a character somewhere, because just having two guys to attack is simply far too annoying.
Wonderful! I had a very enjoyable adventure. The Story was nice, the puzzles were fun and well thought out. Some puzzles were truly unique. I think your description points out clearly that this is a story driven adventure, focusing on puzzles. Even so, there were a couple fights that kept me on my toes.
I like a heavy story driven adventure. Yes, there were occasions when the environment could have been used to tell some of the story. Perhaps a well placed scroll, letter, or a sign might work to embed the player into the story. But I certainly understand the desire to make sure the player is told the story without risking he/she might miss a key clue on the ground. I think this might enhance the next adventure, but it certainly did not lessen this one.
Thank you for a fun experience. If one is to go on an adventure, there are worse reasons than in search for a good bottle of wine. And yes, I found my wine.
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It's called the "Awakening of Taarnab" and more info can be here.
this one was really great.
I specifically enjoyed playing a role and finding party members as well as some of the cool and unique puzzles that were placed in game.
thanks for making this!
The puzzles were not exceedingly difficult, and the fighting was enjoyable.
Although a bit linear, the story was inspired and the characters memorable.
I will definitely give a try to the other mods you make!
SPOILER: You should consider adding more difficult puzzles or fights, not really necessary for completion, but for the hardcore fans to find and overcome.
I somehow have the feeling that I missed a character somewhere, because just having two guys to attack is simply far too annoying.
thank you
and i'll try to awake Taarnab now ;-)
Please keep the good work. and I will check your new mod, no doubt about that.
The Story was nice, the puzzles were fun and well thought out. Some puzzles were truly unique.
I think your description points out clearly that this is a story driven adventure, focusing on puzzles.
Even so, there were a couple fights that kept me on my toes.
I like a heavy story driven adventure. Yes, there were occasions when the environment could have been used to tell some of the story. Perhaps a well placed scroll, letter, or a sign might work to embed the player into the story. But I certainly understand the desire to make sure the player is told the story without risking he/she might miss a key clue on the ground. I think this might enhance the next adventure, but it certainly did not lessen this one.
Thank you for a fun experience.
If one is to go on an adventure, there are worse reasons than in search for a good bottle of wine. And yes, I found my wine.
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