Hands of Justice
The Lounge => General Gaming => Topic started by: Bethor on August 23, 2011, 08:30:30 AM
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found this on the paradox newsletter.
And well i think it might be fun.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2011/08/19/dark-dark-wood-salem-teaser-is-spooky/
might be a lot of grievers though
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Sold me at:
open PvP combat with perma-death
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my first thought on perma death is griefers will love it most others will hate it
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my first thought on perma death is griefers will love it most others will hate it
UO survived with it for years, but then again, it was before MMOs were big business :S
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i kinda like the building thing.
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It sounds similar to haven & hearth
Think thats pretty nice also, just not solo
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Re Perma Death:
"Salem is a free-to-play MMO game that is going to add something new to the genre with the concept of generations rather than just a single character through the game,” said Tom Söderlund, Project Lead for Paradox Connect. “If your character is killed in the game, and believe me it can be dangerous in Salem, their descendent has the ability to pick up where your character left off. The concept of revenge and towns policing themselves and even sanctioning hits on griefers is going to be a really compelling aspect. We know we’ll see some interesting things when the community finally has a chance to play Salem later this year.”
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Although Salem takes place in a light-hearted gothic setting with a charming and cute art-style, there is also open Player-versus-Player combat and permanent death.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3nxcjaTUbc
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ah they also made haven & hearth that explains a lot :D
i know im going to like it than
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ah they also made haven & hearth that explains a lot :D
i know im going to like it than
never heard of it ever
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ah they also made haven & hearth that explains a lot :D
i know im going to like it than
never heard of it ever
http://www.havenandhearth.com/portal/
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