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ProfessorDetective reacted to CleverNickName's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with
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ProfessorDetective reacted to OB1's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Exactly. Warlocks are kind of the perfect class for an ARPG type skill tree.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
We literally know nothing about the gameplay. At all. Folks need to take a step back. Action adventure games have RPG elements all the...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
I just don’t think that’s a distinction that’s going to translate well unless there’s specific effort dedicated to translating it, which...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Reynard's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Maybe it is one of those "new settings" we have been hearing about for years and never seen (with apologies to the micro-settings in...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to CleverNickName's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
That could be cool, especially if it has a real impact on the game beyond your character sheet. Like, maybe you choose the Old Ones and...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Warlock has the perfect built-in premise for solo play. Your power comes from some external entity that likely has its own sinister...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
If they aren’t explicitly trying to reproduce the mechanics of the tabletop game, I don’t think the distinction between Hexblade and...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Kurotowa's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Some things never go out of style. For every person who ages out of it, a new one ages in. And an edgy goth girl warlock? Voiced by...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Misanthrope Prime's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
From what little I've seen of the game, I'd say it has a 12 year old's idea of maturity. So I guess they've graduated from "kiddie" to...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Remathilis's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
The game became sophomoric the minute stinking cloud became a spell.
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Selas's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Seems more like PotB weapon summon mechanic than hexblade, but there may be a mechanic where you choose your patron in the game To me...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to AlViking's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
I'd be surprised if it was if they're trying to invoke the feel of a D&D game without making D&D the main selling point. If they do FR...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
I mean, personally I have no opinion on this game yet, other than that I think warlocks have a great built-in hook for solo play and...
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ProfessorDetective reacted to Charlaquin's post in the thread Dungeons & Dragons: Warlock Video Game Announced by Invoke Studios with Like.
Well, it’s more complicated than just “it was EA’s fault.” All of the public information suggest that EA gave BioWare a ton of creative...