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Microsoft has released a playable demo for its 3D role-playing sequel, Dungeon Siege II – now available on Eurofiles.
The rather large (1,431MB [Jumping donkeys! - Ed]) single-player download offers a chance to watch the two lengthy introductory cut-scenes before leaping into the tutorial section, taking you up to the Elven Shrine area from the Mercenary campaign. That may sound a little weird to onlookers, but trust us; it's worth the potential ridicule.
Gas Powered Games' Dungeon Siege II will be released on PC this September.
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deepmenace
04/08/05 @ 14:22
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annoying, 1.4gb for none of the stuff i want the game for.
gimme a quick mplayer dungeon hack and i'll download it. |
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Hm, I had Azureus running for two hours now, and had an average download speed of 4kb per second. It's definitely not a problem on my end, as other torrents work just fine (and easily reach the max download speed of my DSL connection). If not many people are downloading it at the same time, shouldn't the server be able to help out?
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Ok how the feck did it take them god knows how many years to produce an add-on for the original dungeon siege....it's a whole new game you say.....yea sure what evar!
Seriously though. What has changed. Did I miss something? I even compared the original to the demo and I'm just plain stumped as to what is new and different about Dungeon siege 2. Slightly better graphics but, still no story (aside from some totally non- gamplay related cut scenes). Your character doesn't even have the moves he displays in the cut scenes just plain click and hack boredom! |
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I actually thought it was a strength of Dungeon Siege that it had no story. I would've liked to get the objectives, too, without cutscenes of any sort. Straight hack'n'slash, thank you!
I haven't completed the first one, though, but I've liked the bits I've played quite a... bit. Although I do confess I bought it in anticipation of the Lazarus V mod. |
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Jlaakso
My point is that this isn't an improvement on the original dungeon siege that you would have thought 4 odd years of development would bring! No shaders, no normal maps (that I notived anyway) no better fighting animations (go check out KOTOR for how an automated battle sequence should look. If you don't control what moves your character has, at least let it look like they are fighting properly). This game uses none of the features of any new graphics cards. If you have upgraded in the last 2-3 years to even a lowly 6200 or X300, this game will not be using the shader features of your card! No doubt money will change hands and Eurogamer will give it a 9/10 or something equally ludicrous |
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gamesb*tch
05/08/05 @ 16:02
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DS - ah sweet memories of Turbans +7
#starts demo,dons elf ears# Hmmmmmm tis the same as DS1 or so it appeareth... :/ |
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