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waike
Novice Member
Joined: 6/28/06
" If a woman ever gave me crap, I''d say, HEY woman, you go do my laundry." Eric Cartman |
I want Darkfall to come out as much as the next guy. ( as in guy, i mean i really fucking want it to come out ) But how fucking long do i have to wait for any concrete evidence this game is going anywhere? Plz. I've been w/ this game for awhile, and I'm willing to stay longer if it takes but give me at least a taste. OTHER then graphics. ( no doubt they own tho ) I guess i'll be forced to Nintendo Wii it up until i gues news :(((((((( |
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7/21/06 5:58:56 PM#2
The Darkfall development team has a lot of great ideas, but I'll agree that at this point it PROBABLY looks like vaporware because the devs have made so many promises/estimates that have been totally off the mark.
I'd say, if they can't beta the game by the end of the year, just write it off. |
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7/22/06 4:36:11 PM#3
Going anywhere? Three years ago RW was ging to take the game into beta but joined with AV insted and changed the scope of the game from what would have been the typical DE,Wish,Mourning,D&L disaster. They went back into full development mode and are now on the home strech of creating, not only a totaly awsome pvp centric online rpg, but a game that has full crafting, pve and questing . This game is going to take mmorpg's to a new level with player build towns, naval combat, mounted combat, siege system, ongoing storyline ect all in one game. Drakfall is going to ROCK!
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7/22/06 4:38:28 PM#4
Q to the mother F'n T |
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7/22/06 4:50:28 PM#5
Lol the game was overhyped from start. You realy belive they would manage to put in all those features to a game made a by a small team with low funding? The problems with never ending develoment is that 1) the engine gets old realy fast 2) money runs out. Looks like they will either never realese the game or try to pull something like d&l ai. scam gullible people like you. What makes you think they are in the "home stretch" ? The fact that they announced in their "update" that there will be trading in game and that it will IN FACT!!! take place both on land and on the sea! Lol.. I dont know how old you are, but some day you will have to open your eyes and look at the real world:/ |
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7/22/06 8:54:26 PM#6
the fact that the devs told us a few weeks ago that beta is coming 4th qtr this year. |
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7/23/06 1:49:15 AM#7
Like they did in 2003 ? |
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7/23/06 4:53:43 AM#8
Old enough to have watched the gaming industry grow up from the pen and paper days. Hell I was playing D&D at college back in the late 80's. Plz tell me more I was following this game since before I got an e-mail from Vosx for my acceptance into Shadowbane beta. Yes I do believe that those features are not only going to be in the game, but that they are already implemented. |
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7/23/06 9:18:24 AM#9
With all the things I've heard about Darkfall,they have a lot to live up to. Hence,they will be taking the TIME to perhaps 'live up' to the expectations. Dark and Light is an example of what NOT to do. Ever. Since screenshots and seemingly updated articles (I liked the non-radar type tracking.....very interesting that one.) keep a-coming,I reckon Q4 2006 doesn't sound too un-realistic a beta launch. They might as well start gathering opinions from beta testers,and then if needed work on it some more. But I wouldn't be surprised if they held it off to Q1 2007. Regardless,I can't wait to test what appears to be 'the next PvP awesomeness step' in MMO's. Even if the orc models I've seen look hilarious. |
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7/23/06 12:05:44 PM#10
Well I dont want to tell anyone what to do its not my busines. Im just frustrated beceuase I wanted this game to succed, but I dont belive they will deliver the game they promised if they even manage to make it playable. |
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7/23/06 8:12:27 PM#11
Let's hope you'll be eating those words come beta. Once a beta is finally released,I think a lot of people will know where they stand. Hopefully people (like myself) who liked DFO will be pleased; those neutral may be curious or converted, and those who hate will provide constructive criticism. The fact you want it to succeed means you like what you see anyway. Otherwise you wouldn't post here. And you don't sound like a moronic troll. |
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waike
Novice Member
Joined: 6/28/06
" If a woman ever gave me crap, I''d say, HEY woman, you go do my laundry." Eric Cartman |
DARKFALL IS MORE OF AN IDEA IT SEEMS LIKE. BUT I HOPE I EAT MY TONGUE
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7/26/06 3:24:19 PM#13
Now serving 'waike tongue' with extra salt. I hope you do too. But I could be the one eating my tongue come beta. Still,I won't defend a bad game (not that DFO should turn out that way,but....) and I would say here "Suitepee had fanboi defended DFO,but now sees it sucks blah blah" should that ever come to be the case. Or I'll be the next blacksac. You decide. |
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7/27/06 9:33:56 AM#14
I do beleive this will be one of the landmark games out there for the very reason that it's by a smaller team. They are putting alot on the line with this but dont suffer the sony syndrome. It will take ages & some ideas will fall by the wayside, others will crop up & be implimented.
We, as the gaming community have to have faith in these guys to deliver the goods, be patient & quietly excited. Share the positive vibe with those around us, for the more people in the game, the more we can kill!! Negativity & flaming eachother in forums gets us nowhere... now repeat after me "it will happen. It will be great!" |
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7/27/06 12:02:41 PM#15
Yeah,you tell them! It will happen. It will be great! |
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waike
Novice Member
Joined: 6/28/06
" If a woman ever gave me crap, I''d say, HEY woman, you go do my laundry." Eric Cartman |
JOURNEY TOLD ME TO "DONT STOP BELIEVIN" SO.... "it will happen. It will be great!" |
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OfClanGordon
Novice Member
Joined: 8/04/06
"There is no God," you say. What if you're wrong...... |
8/04/06 10:17:57 AM#17
This is what I am trying to tell people. These features are what MMOG's NEED. DF has all this and more. See IGN Quick Peeks (or sneak peeks...whatever) regarding DF. Lots of detailed info. And BTW, beta offers have been issued to my guild and they are compiling a list of who gets in. Dont care if it's me or not, my guildie is already in and I will be camoing at his house while he beta's. I KNOW that all the complainers and negative folks will eventually eat their words when this game blows everything else away and sucks 3/4 (if not more) of WoW's brats away and to DF. Oh, wait, those brats can stay with WoW, we dont want them in DF (they couldnt handle it anywayz, no carebear there!). peace |
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8/07/06 2:39:16 PM#18
I do feel your post is a little harsh and disagree a little with the primary points. Although the size of the team does have an important bearing on its eventual outcome, it is certainly not the be all and end all (ever heard of the mythical man month). A small dedicated team who live and breathe their work are far better than a team 5 times the size who purely do it to get paid and have so much less passion in what they do. Whilst I may be wrong about the developers, the fact that it was their idea and their product and they have stuck by it more or less leads me to believe they belong to the former category. I do agree though that they may have been slightly naive, even deluded when they raised the prospect of beta testing in 2003, but I am sure they are not the first team to fall foul of their ambitions. Furthermore, in addressing your point about the engine, what type of engine do you mean specifically? If you mean the graphics engine, then as long as it is designed well with extensibility in mind, then it would be relatively easy to upgrade to the latest technology, be it DirectX or whatever as and when required. As for other engines such as physics or AI, there is little of significance that would have to be modified throughout development. With regards to your second point concerning finance, I do believe that they have had significant sponsors and interest since E3 2006 though please correct me if I am wrong. It would not surprise me however, seeing the work they have revealed so far is very promising, and undoubtedly there will be several takers ready to cash in on the potential success. Also, their small team size in this instance plays to their advantage. Also, in terms of the plausibility of implementing the feature list which is longer than any I have ever seen, I am also a little concerned that these will all be done successfully for release. However, I am slightly reassured with the fact that actually, a lot of the features are relatively simple to implement if the groundwork is done correctly. As some would say, it is just then simply a matter of coding To be honest, the thing that worries me the most is that their system may not scale very well once released and that they will underestimate the initial player base as so many new mmorpgs do these days, although I have had nothing to indicate that this could be a potential problem. I really do hope they design their system well enough to cope with the numbers. As it stands at the moment, all we can do is hope that it does succeed, or there will be a gap in the market for a long time to come. I am not saying it is guaranteed to succeed, I am saying it must succeed for the sake of the future of the genre! |
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8/09/06 5:30:24 PM#19
"Lol the game was overhyped from start. You realy belive they would manage to put in all those features to a game made a by a small team with low funding? The problems with never ending develoment is that 1) the engine gets old realy fast 2) money runs out. Looks like they will either never realese the game or try to pull something like d&l this shit is vaporware plain and simple.. cant believe anyone follows this and thinks its gonna be what they say its going to be. 6 years now.. hm REAL pvp games being made by pros that will actually see the light of day.. |
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8/09/06 6:26:01 PM#20
Yawn,another boring 'timber' post. I'm sure he'll be eating his own words when the beta is released. At least he mentioned another game this time. |
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