| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| #1lokiareMay 26, 2011 10:20:48 | Daggerdale is out on Xbox Live ! I'm downloading the demo now. Anyone play it yet? |
| #2ADHadhMay 26, 2011 17:04:23 | Feel better? |
| #3KillerGMMay 26, 2011 18:00:46 | I've downloaded the demo, but have not played it yet. It looks a lot like D&D: Heroes, which I really liked and played a lot with my friends, so I have high hopes for this one. I'm also looking forward to Magic: Duels of the Planeswalkers, due out next month! |
| #4Johnathan_VagabondMay 31, 2011 19:29:09 | I've played the demo. It's a peice of crap. Seriously, possibly the wrost demo I've played and I've played some really bad demos. |
| #5JhariiMay 31, 2011 19:42:56 | Yeah, it's not that good. |
| #6WebsterMay 31, 2011 20:45:16 | I tried the demo, but I didn't think it was that good. The demo was over rather quickly. Too quickly. |
| #7KillerGMMay 31, 2011 21:18:09 | Wow, yeah, I agree. While it was interesting as a demo, my husband bought the full version and is sorely disappointed - the halfling Wizard has so little choice, he had to take weapon proficiency feats, and he played for the better part of the day and only got to third level. It's going to be a grind! I probably will not buy it for my Xbox, and we'll just play it on his profile. Boo, D&D! Why couldn't you be more like D&D Heroes or Balder's Gate: Dark Alliance? |
| #8The_SilverswordJun 01, 2011 3:05:10 | You lucky *********!!! Well youre all saying that the game sucks so I guess not that lucky, Ive been lookin foward to playin it on the PS3 but the stupid PS store is still down!!! Ive noticed that its gotten a lot of bad reviews, but I mean its a pretty cheap game, and from what I understand its designed to be beaten within 8 hours of play, so its not like they were saying that this is the bestest RPG out there or anything, its meant to be a simple hack n slash, and from what I understand thats what it is. That and IM a huge Forgotten Realms fan, and the 4e Realms are so low on lore that im looking foward to play the game just to get some info on Daggerdale, and really since they (WotC) are putting out that Neverwinter Campaign Setting book to tie in with the video game, shouldnt we get a Daggerdale setting book too? Or at least some DDI articles or something? Any way the game is probably a paid demo of whats to come for Neverwinter, its probably going to be the same game engine and everything so theyre testing the waters, see what works and what doesnt, thats my guess any ways. |
| #9jesse.two.coinsJun 01, 2011 6:31:15 | I didn't enjoy it, I got it for free :/ |
| #10zombie_babiesJun 01, 2011 8:29:55 | My pal bought the PC version ... for $15. Ugh. Anyhoo, he was readin' about it out loud when he brought it over for a friend to try (he hadn't yet played it himself). Went something like this: 'You can be a ... oh, cool. No cusomization there. Umm ... the Halfling Sorc's power is Teleport! Cool! Er ... wait a second ... teleport temporarily increases your run speed so that you can get out of tough spots. Sorta like Expeditious Retreat then, huh? Not like teleport at all, huh? Lame. And the Fighter's special ability is ... block?!?! BLOCK!??! WTF is that?! More lame.' So yeah, I won't be doing anything with this game. Heh. |
| #11lokiareJun 01, 2011 12:02:43 | My pal bought the PC version ... for $15. Ugh. Anyhoo, he was readin' about it out loud when he brought it over for a friend to try (he hadn't yet played it himself). Went something like this: Wow I just played the demo, I didn't realize it was that bad... |