Review Article for Siege of DragonSpear
darrenkuo
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http://www.usgamer.net/articles/siege-of-dragonspear-sets-out-to-bridge-baldurs-gap
It looks like UI can been fully customize,
It looks like UI can been fully customize,
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We have new start UI for BG-EE and SOD?
"By far, though, the biggest new addition for Dragonspear comes in the form of massive battles, which weren't really possible with the limitations of older hardware. During my hands-off demo, we quickly jumped into one of these encounters, and I came away genuinely impressed by the many sprites clashing on screen."
BRING THEM ON!
I'd like to note that while the review mentions "Siege of Dragonspear releases for Windows, iOS, Mac, Android and Linux on March 31st.", in fact, SoD will be available for Windows, Mac and Linux at launch (Windows/Mac on Beamdog and Windows/Mac/Linux on Steam), iOS and Android will follow, but not on March 31st.
I was thinking in particular about a certain army in TOB...
EDITED TO ADD: I seriously misunderstood something. See Dee's comment below.
The advanced difficulty-based scaling of encounters for Easy, Normal, Core, Hard, and Insane (in terms of enemy AI and the types of creatures you face) are not part of that update. Updating every encounter in BG:EE and BGII:EE isn't easily done, and it's not something we'd do lightly or without a reasonable amount of time to design, implement, and test.
(To put it in perspective, the difficulty scaling you'll see in Siege of Dragonspear is the culmination of years of work, for just that expansion.)
Can we choose font type by ourselves in future?
I know everyone has their own prefer font, but I really like Comic Sans font
There are some more nuances to it that I'll explain when we get closer, but the short answer is that if you have the font, you can now make it appear in game.
Edit: just to save some heart attacks for the typographically inclined: no, we are not changing the official in game font to Comic Sans. I was just showing the functionality.
There is very nice article http://theweek.com/articles/463196/how-typeface-influences-way-read-think
Quote:
The conscious awareness of Comic Sans promotes — at least among some people — contempt and summary dismissal. But is there a typeface that promotes, engenders a belief that a sentence is true? Or at least nudges us in that direction?
Cyrus Highsmith said
I quote:
In my opinion, Baskerville does provide vibe of the fantasy genre in which BG belong.