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Book II storyline question...
Posted: February 3rd, 2009, 9:21 pm
by CrazyBernie
Is there going to be any further background development for the Player in Book II, or is it all going to be "moving forward" with no more recollection of his past? I ask because I'm thinking about "fleshing out" Lewis a bit more... maybe with some obscure flashbacks alluding to deeper involvement with the Crux and pertaining worldly affairs. Although I suppose even that would require a bit more knowledge of Eschalon lore... hmmm.
Re: Book II storyline question...
Posted: February 3rd, 2009, 9:33 pm
by BasiliskWrangler
Yes, there are further revelations on your character's past. All will be revealed in time, and the upcoming RPGVault peek will have a dialog screen alluding to this newly discovered information.
Re: Book II storyline question...
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 11:26 pm
by CrazyBernie
HmmMMmMmmmMMMMMmmmm... I guess flashbacks will have to wait a bit then. ^_^
Re: Book II storyline question...
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 1:16 am
by Yeliu
Seems like we're all just waiting for the second peek. XD And it's not even "Coming Soon" at the RPG Vault... :P
Re: Book II storyline question...
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 9:55 am
by BasiliskWrangler
Yeliu wrote:Seems like we're all just waiting for the second peek. XD And it's not even "Coming Soon" at the RPG Vault...

Yeah, it's 3rd down on the "Coming Soon" list. Since it's already Thursday, it may be next week before its up. Sorry for the delay, folks.
Re: Book II storyline question...
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 3:50 pm
by Yeliu
BasiliskWrangler wrote:Yeah, it's 3rd down on the "Coming Soon" list. Since it's already Thursday, it may be next week before its up. Sorry for the delay, folks.
Oh yeah, my bad. I thought the coming soon was just for the Disciples III - I didn't realize it was for the whole list. But hey, no worries, know it's not your fault.
I had a question BW -- do you do the artwork/design as well as the programming for Eschalon? Because the graphics really are beautiful... I love how ancient and detailed yet clean and simple they are.