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Two days after Torchlight? You guys are killing me >.<. Will buy this soon without a doubt.
looks good... cant really go wrong for that price... does it have multiplayer? not that it would stop me from buying (already did anyway) but its always a welcome feature
Yeeees! We've actually made them release the game on GOG!!! :D :D :D
Instant buy!
This is one of the BEST RPGs ever. It seriously kicks Diablo and Sacred's asses. As others have mentionned, the soundtrack is fantastic, the humor and quirky NPCs simply a joy to read, and it has the most satisfying randomly generated loot I've ever seen it a game.
Buy it everyone! I'm telling my friends about it.
Post edited October 29, 2009 by Chihaya
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Carra: People still read manuals? *before they play a game*?

Oh sure. Reading the manual cuts down on reference later and can be fun in it's own way! I remember when I first got Baldur's Gate. It was the middle of the winter and I cuddled up under my wool covers with some hot chocolate and read the manual.
Contra 4 had a manual that was so hilariously self-aware I lol'd more than once ("Multiplayer Mode: continuing the time honored tradition of taking all the best powerups and moving the screen too fast.")
Of course, its' not quite the same on a glowing computer screen... but you get the idea.
DD's manual starts with a nice little letter from Larian, and there's a little short story for background in another pdf.
Almost-insta-buy, a bucketload of thanks to GOG and Larian.
... Why is everyone all uber thrilled about this?
I played it and found it to be at best a mediocre Diablo clone. Made me glad I only paid like $2.50 for it. >.>
does it become super epic later on, and I just somehow missed out because clunky mechanics, no major plot and .. nothing special failed to grip me?
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Carra: People still read manuals? *before they play a game*?
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Cliftor: Oh sure. Reading the manual cuts down on reference later and can be fun in it's own way! I remember when I first got Baldur's Gate. It was the middle of the winter and I cuddled up under my wool covers with some hot chocolate and read the manual.

I'm not the only one that does that. :)
awesome. I've had Divnine Divinity on my amazon wishlist for awhile. Never bought it because I am a cheapass who was waiting for an extremely cheap deal ( the lowest amazon price has been $5.94 plus $3.99 shipping)
Post edited October 30, 2009 by CaptainGyro
w00t, I won a free game code and got it, if you can't tell by my avatar.
Is it working fine on WIndows 7 64bit?
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GuiOhm: Has anyone tried to check the soundtrack ?
I seem to be missing tracks 01, 21, 39 & 41.
I didn't get any error unzipping the file either.

I checked and it was ok on my computer, so it has to be some zipping bug. It'll be ok in a few minutes :)
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Zolgar: ... Why is everyone all uber thrilled about this?
I played it and found it to be at best a mediocre Diablo clone. Made me glad I only paid like $2.50 for it. >.>

It is not, and does not try to be, a Diablo clone.
This looks interesting, does anybody know how it will run on a netbook?
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GuiOhm: Has anyone tried to check the soundtrack ?
I seem to be missing tracks 01, 21, 39 & 41.
I didn't get any error unzipping the file either.
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Coala: I checked and it was ok on my computer, so it has to be some zipping bug. It'll be ok in a few minutes :)

I've just downloaded the soundtrack and those tracks are missing here as well.
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DrIstvaan: I've just downloaded the soundtrack and those tracks are missing here as well.

Hmmm, maybe hosting firm delay?
It should be ok now, maybe try to re-download it later?