Release 32 Playthrough with RipperX - Shroud of the Avatar

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Release 32 Playthrough with RipperX - Shroud of the Avatar

RipperX jumps into Shroud of the Avatar Release 32 for some Gameplay impressions and a preview of what's to come. Release 32 successfully launched yesterday, July 28, with thousands of backers downloading, patching, and logging in for the Final Wipe and Lot Selection! Lords of the Manor are still claiming today and Dukes will begin claiming this weekend.

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Megilindir

Ripper you were doing hardcore AC videos back in the day with crazy fighting and voices.Crazy days.
Now look at you, running around with a bow and getting killed by wolves..Such a shame

Sirmatthias

Brought to you by Alienware...im surprised there wasn't any Coke Bottle towers in the into sequence.

LIOKI

INB4 alienware sues for using their logo.... Why is moving the quest window into the chat window a feature? Also why have that annoying crosshair in a tab target game? LOL @ the arrow shooting sideways from the bow...what's wrong with these indie devs? I liked UO, but that happened in a perfect storm and he will never emulate it again, Tracy Hickman co-wrote some epic adventures in Dragonlance series so maybe the writing won't suck...

Allerleirauh

This looks better than I thought it would; it was a nice playthrough! Honestly, it does make me excited to see how Chronicles of Elyria may turn out; both are focused on Role-Play. From what I've read, however, it seems that CoE will many more options when it comes to conversing with NPCs (for example). I do look forward to seeing you play more SotA!

ubermut

I bought it forever ago and didn't think I'd like it even after it was finished. However, I installed just to check it out one more time and I'm having a blast so far. Love the deck system and the single player online mode :P

Thomas2006

There is actually alot of depth hidden in the game. Little things like not knowing a NPC's name until after you ask them what there name is. (Some npcs offer it right up front others take asking)  Lots of hidden little things you can ask npc's to learn more about them and discover things about the world. Not all NPC convo is shown / hidden behind a keywork that just pops up for you.

Weather and time of day effecting what skills do just lots of little things like that. Too bad the animations are lack luster atm.

acidblood

Honestly looked better than I thought it would from comments people have made elsewhere... still waiting on the official 'launch' though as I'm mostly only interested in the offline single player.

Cramit845

Well, had a friend gift me a copy to start playing and so far very happy that he did. Been really having a blast again and the game feels like a real world. From running through cities of player houses and unknown NPC's to going out and working on my skills to lvl them up or gathering mats to use to make more items, really having a fun time with this game.

Was certainly not a fan of the whole single player/friends only/multiplayer setup but it actually works quite well. Travel isn't too bad and you can cross most of the world pretty quick other than certain control points where you have to run through a zone to get past a mountain range. Hoping this game will have sticking power but thus far really enjoying my time here. Even the things that scared me at the start, overworld system, game play modes and the combat, are actually things I really enjoy. Would certainly suggest this to anyone who likes the "world feeling" older MMO's gave. A lot of fun with this game thus far.

Mitara

It looks good, probably mostly cause the bad things are cut out of the video...

Raquis

i should not have bought this crap game,Richard Garriet is a deuche bag!

Nilden

http://steamcharts.com/app/326160

This game is bombing hard on steam.

Mitara

I created a character and called him RipperX Sucks