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Hellgate: London
I've been reading some stuff on this game recently, and a lot of the development crew apparently comes from Blizzard, many of whom worked on Diablo 2.
It's pretty obvious they want to do the same thing with this new game, with randomized item drops, random levels, and so on. I really don't want to jump the gun and buy it, though, because I'm not totally sold on the world or backstory they've created, and that contributes a lot to the fun factor of the game, for me. Has anyone played the beta? Is this game worth picking up right out of the gate, or should I wait? (I'm also interested in the collector's edition for the soundtrack, if anyone could talk about the music heard in-game.) Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Pay to play (which I think is still being hammered out, but rumors are that it will be $10 a month) will net you new updates and added items and enemies, as well as a few other extras, like being able to be the headmaster of a guild, as opposed to just a member. It looks like it will be for the Really I just haven't seen enough of the game to know if I like it, which is why I was hoping someone might have played the beta. How ya doing, buddy? |
Speaking personally, I really enjoy TR, and I wouldn't mind paying per month for it.
Additional Spam: Aaaaannnnd, man, I'm glad I didn't preorder that. Played the demo, and my shoulders are all stiff from shrugging so much. Let me be the first to confirm that the level design really is what kills this game, both on an aesthetic level, because everything looks the same, and on a functional level, because even with a minimap it can be hard to find your way around when everything fucking looks the same. I didn't want to say anything without playing, but it's just so uninspired that I can't see anyone that would want to play this right away. It's just not compelling on any level, whatsoever. As a comparative game to Diablo 2, I guess it works okay. But with Diablo 2, even if you didn't like the setting and story, (which I did) it was still such a fast-paced game that you could forget about it and just grind mobs all day and night. It might be a part of transitioning from 2d to 3d, but Hellgate seems slow and ponderous in comparison. So anyway, one guy's opinion. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.
Last edited by Skexis; Oct 19, 2007 at 01:04 AM.
Reason: This member got a little too post happy.
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Well, I guess I should try it out, for all those reasons you just described!
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