Pretty good and well thought out. It's a bit of a rip of the blademaster from WC3 and the two DOTA heros they used for that model. I consider Demigod to be more...well godly. Maybe the same idea and scale it up to a more god level and less of a uber warrior level. Otherwise, good backstory and it shows like you put a lot of thought and effort into it.
I think a lot of what boosts stardock's sales is their price point and reputation. It can be argued that Demigod is infact an excellent game and that fact alone makes it sell strong, but I think you and I both know that isn't a proper correlation. Without a demo and not many people having played the beta, you have to realize that a lot of people are buying the game baised on what they know about stardock alone. What's with all the bigger more commercialized companies (ie.
I'd just like to say thanks to Frogboy for keeping us in the loop and to the rest of the stardock team for trying to sort our problems out. Lest we so quickly forget. I love blizzard, and as their name is getting dropped a lot as a litmus test for what a good company does let me share this much: D1: Over ran with hacks that were never fixed, or corrected. D2: Broken on Bnet for the entire first week of release. Worked great in beta, but blizzard, at t