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Verdant · 01-08-2002, 07:20 PM

I'm Verdant, aged 28 years. Though originally from elsewhere, I am now living in Denver with my significamt other and two cats. I started playing computer RPG's with the Bard's Tale and Might and Magic series for the C-64. They went by the wayside for a looong time.

I became re-acquainted with genre 3 years ago thanks to Black Isle/Bioware Games (PS: Torment is an exceptional game) and was suprised to learn that a sequal to Wizardry 7 was in development. I had forgotten about it until I downloaded the demo immediately fell into the game's thrall. It more than lives up to the legacy of Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord. In fact, it reminds me how much I liked stat-driven, old-school style rpg's. What more could you ask for from a game than nostalgia of the old and anstonishment at the new?

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01-08-2002, 07:20 PM	#102
Verdant Elite Waterdeep Guard Join Date: January 8, 2002 Location: North America Posts: 18	I'm Verdant, aged 28 years. Though originally from elsewhere, I am now living in Denver with my significamt other and two cats. I started playing computer RPG's with the Bard's Tale and Might and Magic series for the C-64. They went by the wayside for a looong time. I became re-acquainted with genre 3 years ago thanks to Black Isle/Bioware Games (PS: Torment is an exceptional game) and was suprised to learn that a sequal to Wizardry 7 was in development. I had forgotten about it until I downloaded the demo immediately fell into the game's thrall. It more than lives up to the legacy of Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord. In fact, it reminds me how much I liked stat-driven, old-school style rpg's. What more could you ask for from a game than nostalgia of the old and anstonishment at the new? v __________________ We had quiters in the American Revolution. We called them Kentuckians.