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would like that. although I haven't played Fallout and don't know much about it. but in general, this really affects me. For example, there's a game about special forces and so on, and I find it boring to play. But if you make the exact same game in a fantasy setting, I think it would be interesting).
Tactics looks beautiful externally, in my opinion. I think a good fantasy game could be made from it.
By the way, has anyone played World of Chaos? The game also looks nice externally, and it has its own unique world. I haven't played it, but I saw the beginning, and it made a positive impression. And the character progression system there is also great.
Hmm, I remember playing the third installment over a local network.
I do this almost every day. By the way, we could arrange a run on one of those types of maps. Although, I prefer survival games, tower defense games, and games with a mafia theme, like Metastasis.
I assure you, based on Warcraft, they've created all sorts of things. Fighting games, old-school arcades, a board game, an action game... In terms of the editor's "openness," it's among the best, if not the best.
As for the graphics, it's a matter of taste. It's not the most technologically advanced (certainly), but it's quite stylish (it has more style than in WoW, where they ruined many successful designs from w3, such as the Annihilators, which look much more pathetic and less impressive).
Damn, I came to Reno, ran to the store, and when I returned, the car was gone! Some assholes stole it. But I met a black guy named Jimmy, and he gave me free drugs. He's a good guy, Loki would like him. And before that, I lost an arm wrestling match to a mutant, and he fucked me, even with a gag. WTF =\ And after that, Loki wants me to come visit him?
Only in school will you get a failing grade, but in Vault City, they'll kick you out and leave you in the wasteland.
So, what's the problem? You can still attend! Sit in the back row, read a book, exchange notes, or wink at girls in blue tights. In my opinion, it's simply wonderful.
And before that, I lost an arm wrestling match to a mutant, and he… well, let's just say it wasn't pleasant, and I even had a gag in my mouth. And after that, Loki wants me to come over?
Is Loki also going to arm wrestle you?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Imagine a game built on the Tactics engine, with its beautiful graphics, featuring the ruins of a fantasy town with a castle, lots of small details, debris, and a gloomy atmosphere.
Ugh... Depressing and outdated.
I'd love to see a game like that built on the engine of, for example, Gothic 4. It's a shame that Gothic 4 didn't live up to expectations – there's a lot of beauty there, but everything else is, well, you know.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения! И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день
but it's quite stylish (it has more style than WoW, where they ruined many successful designs from Warcraft 3, for example, the Annihilators look much worse and less impressive).
I disagree. The models are crappy in both games, but WoW is more pleasant, including its locations. In Warcraft, zoom in with your limited camera and you'll be horrified to see how a shapeless thing takes on nightmarish, wooden forms.
So what's the problem, you can still attend! Sit in the back rows, read a book/exchange notes/wink at girls in blue tights. In my opinion, it's just wonderful.
But in my opinion, it's not. And what girls? There are only old men. What books? There are no books, only terminals. What notes?
I disagree. The models are terrible in both games, but Warcraft is more enjoyable, including its locations. In Warcraft 3, zoom in with its limited camera, and you'll be horrified by how shapeless things take on nightmarish, wooden forms.
I'm not talking about the execution of the models, but about the design. Compare the color scheme of the Annihilators in Warcraft 3 and Warcraft. Do you prefer the turquoise demons or the dark purple (and sometimes dark green) ones? The Lich, frankly, the WoW Lich makes me laugh. Why do they need those hypertrophied hands? Night Elf females - they've become more like men. They only look better than representatives of races that are deliberately "an acquired taste" (orcs, gnomes, dwarves, tauren). Infernals - a small, ridiculous head (in response to the half-mad "face" from Warcraft 3) and completely ridiculous, hypertrophied limbs. Humans - they're all brutish. It's a bit annoying when you want to create a weak mage (like Antonidas), but you end up with something that's old but buff (in the style of, for example, Tekken). Tauren - their faces have gotten worse. Orcs - they're worse than what we've seen in other Warcraft games. Maybe the old, good horned helmet would improve things to some extent, but still, their faces... they're not as expressive. At least there are no more wolf riders in armor.
And I won't even talk about succubi.
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