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Ooh! I see Rikku! ^_^

I'm glad my random decision to record a shield rolling down a hill made someones day. Genuinely. I hope you find many shields on future days. <3

You and me both, it's almost 5AM here.

I have trouble processing that in my brain, which, just says how impressive bethesda's attempt at physics is! XD

Maybe that experiment could get us step closer to solve how tilted horse can make you fly and how velocity goes through save/load process. So many questions 😂

Yeah, probably blew up a skeleton earlier and part of it was rolling away. XD

I know, I had to go underground and figure out what happened, but it was just gone! D=

Now that you mention it, that hill is right next to Meridia's temple. And I had just dropped the beacon off and left. Maybe she's mad at me! O=

I like that you react to a shield rolling down a hill in the same way that Benny reacts to someone crawling out of the grave and trecking across Nevada.

Thanks. ^_^

that will be displayed as 1 ETI !

@@frankkrischick3906 ETI? Interesting... I'll have to see if that exists. Time to make more drones! >=D

@@LaylaSpellwind but you already have a techtopia

Droggeljug! ^_^

Droggeljug <3.

Droggeljug! <3

Thank you! I'm glad to be clickworthy! <3

Thanks. It was super fun to fly around. Even though I couldn't see the dragon flying vigour the whole time and kept wondering if I was running out. XD

Yeeeeeup... There's also wolf control, wolf control, wolf control, wolf control or boar control. Good times. Such variety from games these days.

Well, the game is copying a diablo style. So I'd say Diablo, Path of Exile, torchlight, V Rising, I'm not a fan of warhammer, but I hear Chaosbane is really good. Titan Quest, Book of Demons, Last Epoch, The Slormancer. Hopefully any one of these are interesting to you. ^_^

Baldur's Gate 3.

Grim Dawn!

Both are great suggestions. ^_^

Yeah, it was pretty dire. It wasn't even like, good depressing where it's sad because the story is gripping and something bad happened to a character... it was just bad.

"Games didn't hold your hand in any way." That's... not correct. A lot of older games definitely guided you through them. But less obviously than 'click here, click here, now here, we won't let you leave till you click this'. There's very often a way of guiding you through the game, without telling you what to do. Intuitive design. This game was not very intuitive, in fact it was often counterintuitive. It's definitely true that games like Might and Magic as well as Grimrock have made me accustomed to better dungeon crawler designs. But this was released on to steam. they could have done better. I don't know which game had a tutorial first. Earliest I can think of is Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. 1999. But I don't check the release dates of games I have very often. There's definitely games before that one. People complain about hand holding a lot, but don't realise that most games do it. Even Dark Souls, which people like to brag about not doing it, holds your hand at the start. In fact... Dark Souls does it a lot more than most games. If they're asking for money for a 30 year old game, the least they can do is polish it up a bit. But this is just a port. Manuals were definitely important for a lot of older games. Became less important during the PS1 era, but were still included with games until the PS3. At which point a lot of them were just health warnings and how to turn on your console... Rivetting stuff. I'm not sure when the first game had rebinding keys either. I'm definitely sure that some really old final fantasy games have it. But originally only for simple things, not full key rebinds. Regardless, like I said, it's a re-release, they could've easily added something for it. I wonder if I could go into the games files and rebind them manually. But my want to do this is long since gone, since I've uninstalled the game. Indeed, that's a tactic with grimrock as well. Grid based dungeon crawlers become a dancing game at some point. If you want to try a new dungeon crawler, I absolutely recommend Legend of Grimrock. And if you want a really fun experience. Get the second one and the mods by "Adrageron". Fantastic mod creator, put a TON of work into things. Adventures that often go on for longer than the game themselves... A lot harder than the game too.

@@LaylaSpellwind Ah yea, I guess it's true that some games were intuitive, but a lot of them absolutely weren't, and the whole host of these SSI kinda like the AD&D dungeon crawlers were all pretty brutal. And add to that that they are AD&D so if someone's not aware of the rules, or their weird implementation of the rules in computer games - some of the first ever to do that I think, then yeah, without a manual it's just an exercise in futility a bit. I mean you can still do it, but if you're the sort to get frustrated easy, then it's not gonna work. I think worse was like Dungeon Master, where you run out of food and die. Ugh. I played Grimrock, I liked it. I even played the Eye of the Beholder 1 Grimrock mod, I think it was GR or maybe GR 2? That's a pretty cool thing. Anyway yeah, I'm a gamedev who makes DRPGs, like the turn-based sort not the live-action sort. Closest thing I can think of would be Shining in the Darkness on the Genesis. I'll have to check out those mod of Grimrock, sounds like my kind of diversion. Cheers!

@@RecordofRadio True. I just think that being old, or being a specific genre, is no excuse for being bad. If the game costs money, then it'll get every criticism whenever it falls short. These were my issues with the game. Biased? Opinion? Yes, both of those. XD Interesting, I'll have to look out that mod. I have been itching for the excuse to play more grimrock. Adrageron's mods (Lost City, The Guardian's and Final Adventure) are REALLY well made. They even add unique gameplay mechanics for some of them. He really went above and beyond when it came to adding content to the game. Easily over 200 hours gameplay for all 3 combined. Gamedev huh? Feel free to shout out your steam or something. =D

Really? It just opened fine for me. If it continues to fail, verify integrity of cache. Or open the EXE file straight from the games folders. ^_^

@@LaylaSpellwind I've already done this and it didn't work. I think I'm going to give up hahaha. Maybe it's a problem with Windows 10, I don't know. I saw in the Steam community that a lot of people have problems with this. Anyway, thank you very much for the answer ☺

@@jotinha273 I'm on win10 too though. So I dunno. Hopefully you can find a solution some day. Maybe see if there's a free version somewhere. Best wishes! <3

I frequently still play it. Chucklefish might be bad. But the workers who were underpaid and often not paid to work on the game, are who I'm appreciating by playing it. <3

Thank you. I was just going to review games, but then thought I'd include gameplay without commentary as well. ^_^

I mean it has to be a mod but I want to believe it's not

@@The8BitPianist It's not, there are unarmed kill cams. There's special kill cams for doing things behind the target, this happens to be one of them. Most people won't discover this, because who the hell is not only killing someone to the point of getting a kill cam without their weapons, but also from behind the target? XD

@@LaylaSpellwind That's so cool!

@@The8BitPianist Indeed! They put some thought into things like this. Vaush can insult bethesda games all he wants, I disagree, their games are pretty good. ^_^