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Dominions III

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Thanks for the headsup. This will definitely be on my radar.
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I'd like to see what the exact plans are. There's not a lot of details yet.
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This is wonderful news! Golden showers for everyone!
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Post by Mithridates »

Thanks for the update, Andrew. I enjoyed the latest rendition for awhile and would probably take a look at the third. I'm hoping for a little more polish in the tutorial, help and maybe campaign departments. Wonder if they'll do anything with all that.
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Post by Jeff V »

I'd settle for a 20th century interface. The #1 reason I stopped playing Dom 2 is because the interface was crafted by medieval torturers.
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Post by Zarathud »

I agree about the interface. A Civ-style quick overview would be an amazing improvement. I'd also like to see more customizability and expandability of Gods/Goddesses. Crafting was great, I'd love to see more if it.

Slightly better combat system/graphics would be nice, too. I'm not talking 3d or RTS, but a few more options and less sprites would be swell.

Dominions II was a sweet game, but some polish and feature-building could make this game a truely impressive gem, rather than a rough one.
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Post by tals »

I enjoyed Dom2 when I first got it and even the UI I got used to. However I didn't like the campaign map and until you play something like RTW you don't really know why - trouble is RTW is big time devs and Dom2 is more on the fringes :( Really great idea and the pbem aspect makes it a real gem. However I won't be getting Dom3. I also hated the battlemap to a point where I just wouldn't watch battles.

Anyway good luck to the devs they do deserve it for bringing a very riginal game to the people.

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