Re: New RPG: Legionwood 2
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 4:49 am@AuntIggy: The order is (unless my memory is failing me -- I shall have to check in-game) Middle, Left, Right.
@johnboy: I'm glad you liked it. I am currently working on another game, but it's unrelated to this one.
@katie: That's a shame, but the gameplay is not for everyone. I don't know what I can tell you -- if I tone down that intro any more, the enemies literally do no damage. The Techs and items you are given in the intro are more than sufficient to play. Not one tester got stuck and many players have found their way through. You may get a string of bad luck, but you have the tools you need to counter that. If anything, many of the players on some other forums keep pestering me to make the game harder!
Legionwood 2 is much like Legionwood 1 in that it rewards strategic play and careful character building. You need to tweak your class builds, Techs, equipment, and also use strategy in battle (keep an eye on the Turn Order and use it to your advantage -- Block when you know an enemy will attack you, heal up when the enemy's turn is far away etc.). In my opinion, FF5 is where it started to get easy. Legionwood is old, old school RPG. Think the NES and old D&D games like Pool of Radiance.
@johnboy: I'm glad you liked it. I am currently working on another game, but it's unrelated to this one.
@katie: That's a shame, but the gameplay is not for everyone. I don't know what I can tell you -- if I tone down that intro any more, the enemies literally do no damage. The Techs and items you are given in the intro are more than sufficient to play. Not one tester got stuck and many players have found their way through. You may get a string of bad luck, but you have the tools you need to counter that. If anything, many of the players on some other forums keep pestering me to make the game harder!
Legionwood 2 is much like Legionwood 1 in that it rewards strategic play and careful character building. You need to tweak your class builds, Techs, equipment, and also use strategy in battle (keep an eye on the Turn Order and use it to your advantage -- Block when you know an enemy will attack you, heal up when the enemy's turn is far away etc.). In my opinion, FF5 is where it started to get easy. Legionwood is old, old school RPG. Think the NES and old D&D games like Pool of Radiance.
I just got it! If anyone else needs the answer, here's a hint:
Gaia has decided to drop the game making and concentrate on books.What a shame his games will be missed ive enjoyed playing both versions of Legionwood.