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Post by Venture Industries on Apr 10, 2009 20:47:19 GMT -6
A player character can choose both, a builder class and a battle class. I don't see any incentive for players to be just builders, artisans, or craftsmen.
Separation would simply mean they aren't a choice like battle classes. A player can be a Wizard, but has the option for a different "civilian" study outside of their choice of Battle class. I'm thinking if builders are stand alone they would be able to guild together for that purpose. It still is similar to other MMO's but I'm going to make sure I differentiate. Sorry for the confusion.
If there's any chance of the game being made our LOM:SE Champion, Boaster, would be the one to lead us to victory. Whether he convince Vivendi to license it out to Tilted Mill, or convince Activision's division to get their developers in gear just so long as it happens.
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Post by balkoth103 on Apr 10, 2009 20:55:33 GMT -6
Oh, ok, makes sense... and i sure hope that he can get it done, I cant stand most of these games that are out today.
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Post by Venture Industries on Apr 10, 2009 21:46:12 GMT -6
I hope he can too. I don't know if he has any plans. I don't really have contact with Vivendi nor am a leader of the LOM community or else I would.
I can get into some games but I can't help imagining how it's like/dislike LOM:SE. The only genre I can't compare to LOM:SE is Sci-fi... thank goodness!
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Post by balkoth103 on Apr 10, 2009 21:51:54 GMT -6
Yeah, thats true, i find myself critisizing other games compared to LOM:SE, I dont know, this is by far my favorite game, i been playing since i was REAL young and i still play it quite often, ive beaten it basically every way i can think of, and i just want another one (but it better be as good or better)
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Post by Venture Industries on Apr 10, 2009 22:36:02 GMT -6
There is one way I was able to play LOM2... pen and paper. I'm not really into D&D but I did buy the Monster Manual when I was younger. Since advanced classes are in the Dungeon Masters Guide I bought that too.
My best friend found out. He took it the wrong way; He thought I was a secret D&D fan. Soon my books got old and my friend got all 3.5 edition books when they came out. He ended up surprising me when he invited me over one day. He had a complete group just waiting for me to arrive. He became the Dungeon Master. Once he got me playing more he offered me DM. I made an 8 faiths scenario with my own twist on races and classes. We had fun but I really needed to distance myself from them (I wasn't a D&D guy plus he was taking it too far).
He got other groups and people to play, every now and then coercing me to play. I'm still astonished how much he put into it, and all the people he got playing that are mutual friends. I know my friend didn't like D&D because I taught him about it many years ago. It wasn't well received.
He is very competitive and brought up I made more friends than him in college. To protect our friendship I assured him I did not because I don't even like those people (same college). He was disappointed I never warmly received his groups or was enthusiastic to play.
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Post by balkoth103 on Apr 10, 2009 23:04:23 GMT -6
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D that is hilarious, but it was smart that you changed D&D into LOM ;D ;D
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Post by Venture Industries on Apr 10, 2009 23:38:56 GMT -6
Heh, thanks.  No regrets! There's more but I don't think this thread is the place for College drama. |
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