i mean skill levels literally do nothing in all versions of the game, and 1 version didnt even have skill levels. I certainly wouldnt called the leveling system good. But your kind of right: 'Newcomers' shouldn't bother with this thing, they should better skip it. Buying this version is definitly better than buying MMXII, so maybe you shouldn't start to hate so much if you didn't even bother to buy/play this version.Īnd yeah, I wrote a positive review and recommended it for players of the old versions that didn't hate it that much back then (may change this if there are no hotfixes/support in the next weeks/months). It totally depends now if the developers actually care for their game now or if they abandon it again like the last versions. Still it can provide some fun and the Steam Edition version is definitely a step forward compared to the last one. There are still a ton of small bugs and glitches but it's definitely playable and so far (okay, only 4 hours) I didn't encounter any crash or awful bug.ĭungeon Lords was never good. changing your weapon is manually possible again, dialogues that were already taken are marked again, the map's hidden again and such stuff). However they now tried fixing many of those weird decisions in the Steam edition (e.g. Unfortunately they screwed up most of this in the MMXII version by swapping out the systems for cookie-cutter stuff - I hated this version so much, buying it was probably the worst decision ever. interesting dungeons and a quite good character and leveling system.

Yeah this game is trash but even the old Dungeon Lord versions had their own special charm and several positive points - behind all the bulky and buggy mess there were e.g.

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