#2 by Citizen smok-n-joe - 6/4/2003 4:58:29 PM So its a real game?
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no. but let's pretend it is.
my favorite feature shown at e3 was the rpg and diplomacy parts mixed in where you can bargain with a arcean and buy a new gun using various amounts of aphrodesiac and credits. using influence points you can convince the local drengin thug to kill the arcean and get your money back.
however, the local gang of altarians will consider you evil (when you look into mirrors you will look more and more evil: crooked teeth, dark shadows under your eyes, red leather clothing, chains, etc.) they will attack you at any opportunity, which is a bit unfair. great, i decide to take a contract on someone's life *once* and i'm evil.
or you can be peaceful and go work for the torians as a cook chopping up and roasting some weird meat with delicious skin at their shop. when the human health inspector random event comes in you can help the torians cover up what the meat is, do nothing, or sell them out. each choice has its own unique benefits and consequences.
i do have issues with possible game balance issues, such as when you immediately come face to face with the 500 draginol army when you only have your pencil to defend yourself with, but most of the hardcore board memebers told me that i "should try different strategies" and "adapt".
the part i don't like is the way it will be scored. i have no idea what the system is sued, but me and 7% of the board agree that it is unfair to them.
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