Sword of Paranor: Forgotten Realms
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Well, this is a short one. I mean really short. At most you'll spend 10 minutes to complete it. The idea of a D-Mod this short may be passable, if it's done well. Unfortunetly, it isn't.
This D-Mod feels very unpolished. It has glaring issues - no, not game breaking ones, but if you play it, you'll immedeatly notice them.
Tile bugs (ex. no good transitions betweem different terrain), wrong dialouge colors, objects not working as they should (no animation, no way to interact with them when it's obviously intended), grammar issues that even I can notice, a random spot that for some reason hits Dink ect.
The storyline can be summed up in one sentance: Dink is looking for one of his uncles.
While it tries to be more fleshed out by mentioning locations, events and even having a map, it fails because these elements feel like name-drops without any real explaination what exactly they are, and why sould we care.
The mapping may be more varied then Snyder's D-Mods, but it isn't exactly interesting.
It has some new graphics, but few in number. Some of them might be useable in other D-Mods, though they don't all fit Dink's style.
There are two positive things I can say about this D-Mod: some of the new graphics are nice, and it can be finished without major game breaking bugs.
Overall, I think you have absolutely zero reasons to download this, unless you plan to use the new graphics, or just as a histoical curiosity.
This D-Mod feels very unpolished. It has glaring issues - no, not game breaking ones, but if you play it, you'll immedeatly notice them.
Tile bugs (ex. no good transitions betweem different terrain), wrong dialouge colors, objects not working as they should (no animation, no way to interact with them when it's obviously intended), grammar issues that even I can notice, a random spot that for some reason hits Dink ect.
The storyline can be summed up in one sentance: Dink is looking for one of his uncles.
While it tries to be more fleshed out by mentioning locations, events and even having a map, it fails because these elements feel like name-drops without any real explaination what exactly they are, and why sould we care.
The mapping may be more varied then Snyder's D-Mods, but it isn't exactly interesting.
It has some new graphics, but few in number. Some of them might be useable in other D-Mods, though they don't all fit Dink's style.
There are two positive things I can say about this D-Mod: some of the new graphics are nice, and it can be finished without major game breaking bugs.
Overall, I think you have absolutely zero reasons to download this, unless you plan to use the new graphics, or just as a histoical curiosity.
