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[quote who="Galbrezu" reply="5" id="2147753"] What really bugs me is that both those reviews were written by the same person, he also gave Fallout 3 a 9.0, which after 6 months of being out AND 2! DLC packsstill crashes at random intervals, and after upgrading my computer started crashing when I used VATS. He also gave Dawn of War 2 an 8.5, despite the fact it had a balance breaking population cap bug, which finally got fixed on April 13th,2 months after its release.[/quote]Dawn of

[quote who="Bill280" reply="15" id="2154243"]Seems people these day's never heard of a thing called patience. So yeah the game has big problems and it's only been a short time since launch but they admitted their mistakes and are working hard to fix it. I'm surprised that people seem to expect all or most of the bugs to be fixed in a very short amount of time but i guess that happens when we live in a society that is used to getting everything immediately. Ok so you spent money on something y

The thing is, it's not about how right we are (or not) to complain, it's about hwat the public will think of the game now. It's a fact: the game has had a poor launch, and no matter how well they're working now, lots of people have tried the game and seen it not working for 4 days - and are not recommending it to their friends. No matter how hard they're working now, the bad grades are here and will not go away. It doesn't matter that you don't give credit to these sites -lots of people do, a

I don't see why it should get a regrade. Other games don't, no matter how much they have improved later on. Regrading it would be unfair.

[quote who="dannylandulf" reply="11" id="2151617"] B. Make sure that the dev team knows that unless these issue are addressed they are going to thwart any chance of this game becoming successful.[/quote]Truth to be told, I believe the best they can do is damage control; I am afraid these issues have built a reputation for the game already -and the grades given by gamespot and gamespy won't change. But it's okay; it's not like Stardock made an habit of releasing bad games, a

[quote who="ILiekCaek" reply="21" id="2151717"] Hey guys, I heard OP is a fag. And to make sure people agree with him, you decided to make your post terrible by adding unncessary homophobic insult? When someone trolls, you respond to him like a troll. You do not feed the troll.[/quote] I don't care about the OP. It's not about him, it's about the insults you use, which are unwelcomed.

[quote who="DrGuppie" reply="7" id="2151498"]Honestly BigBad, I think socal's just trolling. Complaining that the single player is flat is like complaining that a sports car gets poor gas mileage. Well, duh, it's not designed to get good gas mileage. This is an MP/skirmish game. If you don't like that, why buy it?[/quote] The problem is, it's a slow sports car with the speed of a scooter. As in, it's a multiplayer game with an atrocious multiplayer infrastructure... and which delivers

[quote who="ILiekCaek" reply="13" id="2150559"] Quoting gravedecision, reply 12The really bad part is that if you're a person who tries to use some sort of 3rd party app (a trainer for example) with this game you're entirely at risk at losing not only Demigod but any other games you purchase through Impulse.... Hell, they could even just write a virus that checks this file and make good money stealing accounts. :/ WHy is it bad? Its per

[quote quoting="post"] Later on, however, you could have battles with thousands of soldiers with a few recruited magical creatures involved along with your hero. [/quote] Oooooh, I love when you're talking dirty [e digicons]}:)[/e] [e digicons]}:)[/e] [e digicons]}:)[/e] !

[quote who="DalzK" reply="2" id="2150127"]No it will not die because the first week sucked [/quote] The history of video games proves otherwise. This game might not die, but it'll most likely never be very successful and will never have a large pool of players. The first week, event he first day, is the most important period of time in a game's life, particularly if it's an online game. Miss it, and the game will at best have mild success, and at worst will be deserted in a ma

To the OP: See, you're using conditional here: it "might" lose so much steam over nonsense. Truth is, it has. I love the game and have been playing since beta, but in my opinion, there's a very high probability it will never take off as it should have. I read the comments on other game forums, and they're not good. People have paid, can't play, are giving this game a bad grade and are moving on, and they most likely won't come back. Which means it's likely the game will be deserted -a

I think the towers DO respawn. It would be too much of a coincidence for root to spawn a tower right where a destroyed one was. I've seen this happening, and I'm pretty sure it wasn't a Rook's work.

[quote who="RapierX" reply="21" id="1863764"]Innociv there's a lot more to the warhammer skills than what's shown there due to the mechanics of the game. Unless you understand the mechanics you won't fully understand the skill differences.[/quote] Not with the Bright Wizard, no :p. Otherwise, I agree with your general feeling, although vanilla or quasi-vanilla skills aren't always bad if there are a couple of them; they're build essentials.

Okay, well, I guess it will cause permanent damage. It already is fun.

Thanks for the (P)review. There is something I don't exactly understand: will there be at least 8 Demigods at release, or exacly 8? I mean, in the first case, what an pre-Phase-1 version displays cannot be representative of the final game, can it?

[quote]Demigod.exe: 1 byte (pointer to location in memory of Demigod-game.exe)Demigod-game.exe: (game executable, moved to system memory at startup by Demigod-service.exe)Demigod-service.exe: (service: starts with system, checks to see if Demigod.exe is running; if Demigod.exe is running, runs Demigod-game.exe)It's an airtight architecture.[/quote] Memory addresses are now 32 or 64 bits, which is 4 or 8 bytes :D

Well, even 8 would be okay. Encouraging meaningful choices is a good idea, and if there is going to be a permanent leveling system in one of the modes, it is better if the leveling thing is more developed than DotA. More would be too much, though, I agree. 4 would be too little.

Champions wouldn't fit, I think. Champions are servant of a cause or a person. I think that assassin-class Demigods, or at least some of them, do not care about anything but getting personnal power; they're hardly worthy of the title "champion"

Et puis comme ca, on pourra meuler la face des non-francais/non-francophones. :HOT: .

Will there be DX10 options?

A friend of mine wants to preorder and wants to know if he can get the game in another language at release (namely, french). Or will he be stuck with the english version?

Hi future Demigods! So, you think you're up to the incoming challenge, and worthy of siting on the great throne in the skies? Well, you most likely are :). The questions is, though, who will you be? Among the few Demigods that have been disclosed to us, which one are you the most interested in? I mean, of course, we'll play them all, and after we've started playing our tastes will most likely change. But based on the style, artworks, screenshots, and the little we know avbout them, whi

I preordered recently. I mean, I'm not too much into DotA, but it's Stardock and I am willing to bet on their game. I most likely will like it, but if I don't at least I'll have encouraged a PC game dev' team whose methods I appreciate.

Thanks a lot! I can't wait to try it (although, well, I'm sure Phase 1 isn't the one to look forward to :p )

I have a couple questions as well: -Will there be a NDA, a non-disclosure agreement? If there will be such a thing, when will it be lifted? -Will the players have control over the units created by the generals, or will it keep a more "DotA" feeling? What about the ones that come from the portal? -Will there be items? -If someone preorders after August 1st, will he still have a chance to enter Phase 1, or will he have to wait until october?