Overhaul should acquire Pool of Radiance?
wariisop
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This might be the easiest game to get licenses for as the game sold terribly and it was had a pretty bad battle system. Overhaul could easily remake this game into a good game, because the main thing that was wrong was the battle system. Also this opens up the Myth Drannor dungeon without having to write a new game. I know how hard it was to get a hold of the BG series, thus I can see getting a hold of the IWD series and Plancescape Torment, so it might be better to make a bad game sell like a good one. Personally this would be a more creative test to Overhauls skill that cleaning up games that hold their hands with license agreements. Ubisoft probably would have no objection to giving up a title that did so poorly.
As many have mentioned, many games have been made about Myth Drannor, but I don't remember too many good games.
As many have mentioned, many games have been made about Myth Drannor, but I don't remember too many good games.
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That "new" Pool of Radiance. Uh... I think we should all just forget that one even happened. ;^)
I could go for that!
At least 9/10ths of me playing that game must have been waiting for hordes of undead to lurch up to my party and miss one by one.
I also got to play the Dark Queen of Krynn game when it was released for the Macintosh. That was kind of fun, too, although having to fight Dragons without a Dragonlance at the beginning was... tedious.
And another fight against a group of Zhents (I think It was them I was fighting at the time) Where they all lined up perfectly for me to throw a lightning bolt down the row stopping just before the my elf character whom would have died if it hit him... I lost too many characters whom managed to get clipped by the outer edge of a miscalculated spell.
Everyone... Be grateful your non human no longer stops gaining levels after 12\14th?
Dialogs have to be expanded and other adventure seeds have to explored.
Take a looks at Schlegel's Pool of Radiance Remastered module for NWN2. Which is imo a very good interpretation of the classic adventure. And even that module could be expanded into a 20th level campaign.
BG-styled remakes of the Gold Box games, though... aw yeah. I never played the originals, I'm not a graphics whore, but they sure are outdated (I mean some of them are older than me...)
I must be alone
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stronghold_(1993_video_game)
I don't remember what it was but it was my first big taste of D&D
It was called the AD&D Ultimate Fantasy Pack
For a reference picture: http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Fantasy-Pack-Unlimited-Adventures/dp/B001CHVQ1M/ref=pd_sxp_f_i
Honestly, a fan project with very slightly different names to avoid copyright (Woo, I rolled a 28 + 100 on my Strongness! Now to find the Puddle of Glowing!) would be a more appropriate form, I think.