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Ortopedic escribió:Esto no puede ser una inocentada... no se puden currar la web y todo ese rollo.

Tras esta gran noticia espero que puedan dan la fecha de lanzamiento pronto!!!!

Shush has been extremely controversial internally, we weren't actually going to show it off because it's still so early in design, but we felt it was an important enough part of the class to give an idea of the direction the skills are heading.
It's a powerful spell. Bottom line. You can see it in the video, it causes terrible, terrible damage to anyone within view of the archivist. To balance it, after Shush has ended, you explode. You do have a few seconds to continue playing though before exploding, and that can be extended with skill points. Also any creatures killed by shush will only drop health globes. It may seem a bit harsh but I've been playing and using it for a while now, and I can say plays out really well and it's a lot of fun.

The arrow keys on the keyboard can be used to swap through pages quickly, and we're thinking right now about allowing some type of alt+scroll wheel option to also quickly flip through pages but that hasn't been implemented yet so don't quote me on it.
A lot of the radial dialogue menu is about learning. Much like a new language or musical instrument, it takes time to train your brain and motor reflexes to hit the correct pronunciation/note/etc. Once you learn the 'language' of the radial dialogue menu, much of spell casting becomes second nature.
For instance, to begin casting a spell you choose page 1 option "Let's begin...", this activates the spell casting sequence. Then throughout each page you'll have multiple spell options. Since we've shown off Lorenado let's go with that one. To select Lorenado as your spell cast you then move to page 4, and select "Fetch me my shawl!" which begins the spell cast. Then you select four additional options that determine the spell length, distance, strength, and effect, from the over three hundred potential options throughout the radial selection screens (potentially expanded through item drops), and finally you finish the spell cast by going back to page 1 and choosing "Let's go." So it's really an intuitive and easy process, not to mention powerful!, once you memorize the options on each page.

The design of the quest bolt skill as it is now, when you cast quest bolt at an enemy the enemy stops and becomes a quest giver (hopefully that was obvious from the video ). You can then talk to them, and based on a few factors like their race, creature type, and gender, they have a pool of randomized quests you can accept from them.
Once a creature becomes a quest giver, it can't be killed by anyone in your party. As the quests are based around the archivist, he's the only one that can accept the quests. The quests generally don't offer material rewards, but instead give the archivist and player what the class is all about, and that's learning. You'll get far more insight into the world and past of Sanctuary than anyone else, but of course the trade off is being ill-equipped to fight or defend yourself very well.