The trailers looks awsome, I can't wait to play! I wonder if our old friends Diego and Co. made it to the mainland with our nameless hero (why do we have nameless heroes all the time? What is wrong with their parents?
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New home for Gothic III
I think we need a separate forum for Gothic III since it will hit the shelves in a matter of days. What do you think?
The trailers looks awsome, I can't wait to play! I wonder if our old friends Diego and Co. made it to the mainland with our nameless hero (why do we have nameless heroes all the time? What is wrong with their parents? ).
The trailers looks awsome, I can't wait to play! I wonder if our old friends Diego and Co. made it to the mainland with our nameless hero (why do we have nameless heroes all the time? What is wrong with their parents?
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I'm moving this thread to the GameBanshee Discussion forum, where the site owner regularly goes to answer questions and allow us all to kiss his ring.
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Sounds reasonable. I think there is much interest and anticipation about the third installment.
I can imagine that the game is more popular with more mature players since it is more complex and non-linear and the content is mature. That is why in my opinion the forum seems subdued.
Nevertheless, a number of folks would like to see a good walkthrough for Gothic I-II rather for some other game, according to the poll, so there is some interest. We shall see.
Anyway, thank you for the reply, Buck!
I can imagine that the game is more popular with more mature players since it is more complex and non-linear and the content is mature. That is why in my opinion the forum seems subdued.
Nevertheless, a number of folks would like to see a good walkthrough for Gothic I-II rather for some other game, according to the poll, so there is some interest. We shall see.
Anyway, thank you for the reply, Buck!
Man's most valuable trait is a judicious sense of what not to believe.
-- Euripides
-- Euripides