Oh man, I can't wait to re-live old LAN parties at new LAN parties
Oh wow this looks amazing
I am so looking forward to this game, the original RoT was awesome.
[QUOTE=simkas;40060997]I am so looking forward to this game, the original RotD was awesome.[/QUOTE]
[B]RISE OF THE DRYAD[/B]
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Go home rocket, you're drunk!
All my questions were just answered in that video.
Seriously looking forward to this. Twitch shooters are amazing when played with friends.
"We are not turning this thing into Call of Duty"
Wow, when I saw monks bunnyhopping at 40mph with incendiary needlers I totally thought this was the next entry in the award winning CoD series :v:
It saddens me that it takes indie developers to push these into the market, lacking the marketing and resources AAA developers have.
[QUOTE=Silikone;40069346]It saddens me that it takes indie developers to push these into the market, lacking the marketing and resources AAA developers have.[/QUOTE]
It's not being made by an indie developer.
I recently bought the original on GoG too, can't wait.
Never played the original but this looks an awful lot like the good UT's to me. Im sold.
This looks awesome.
I really like the idea of a new twitch shooter, but from the video I saw the game didn't look like it would be too enjoyable in my opinion. Twitch shooters really need good movement and in this video it looked like the players were just skating around everywhere. The player models were really small for the speed that they were moving at too.
In a good twitch shooter like Quake the players don't move fast exactly by default, they have the ability to go fast by using strafe jumping and other tricks, in this game it looks like they just made the players go really fast by default because they haven't put in anything besides rocket jumping that makes your move faster. So it looks less of a shooter that is "fast" and just more like one that has been "sped up" if you understand what I'm trying to bring across.
