Chris Taylor unveils Dungeon Siege 3 - bit-tech.net Forums

CardJoe · 9th Jun 2008, 09:35

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/06...geon-siege-3/1

Chris Taylor of Gas Powered Games has unveiled the company's next title - a third game in the Dungeon Siege trilogy.

Mister_X · 9th Jun 2008, 11:09

sign me up, as long as there is still co-op

Zut · 9th Jun 2008, 12:15

What?... You mean there was a Dungeon Siege 2?!

Multiplectic · 9th Jun 2008, 12:21

DS3! Hell yeah! I've beaten DS2 like 5 times!

Though I've never played the expansion of DS2...

[USRF]Obiwan · 9th Jun 2008, 12:52

I loved the hack and slash DS series with all those hidden things and cool loot to get. And the Pack mule afcourse...

TGImages · 9th Jun 2008, 17:21

I enjoyed the first one but got board with the second one and never went back to finish it. The linear approach is what started to turn me off from it. You had a very forced path to open up each area. I think it would work better with a sandbox approach (Elder Scrolls style). Let me figure out where stuff is and how to get there instead of leading me along. I guess I'll have to see this one before I decided on it.

IanW · 9th Jun 2008, 18:17

Shame Uwe Boll made a movie of the 1st one though.

pendragon · 9th Jun 2008, 18:19

i still need to play that copy of DS2 that I have... hmmm... must get PC fixed! ...

CowBlazed · 9th Jun 2008, 19:44

DS2 was great and DS1 was good for the time, looking forwards to DS3 though I always did like the party managment.

9th Jun 2008, 09:35	#1
CardJoe Player Character bit-tech Staff Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 7,965	Chris Taylor unveils Dungeon Siege 3 http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/06...geon-siege-3/1 Chris Taylor of Gas Powered Games has unveiled the company's next title - a third game in the Dungeon Siege trilogy. __________________ this is joe's non-bit-tech blog

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Multiplectic Beef Potato Wheelman Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Argentina Posts: 116	DS3! Hell yeah! I've beaten DS2 like 5 times! Though I've never played the expansion of DS2... __________________ No, I don't have a worthy signature. Fact is, I don't know why you're reading this.

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[USRF]Obiwan Ultramodder Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 1,218	I loved the hack and slash DS series with all those hidden things and cool loot to get. And the Pack mule afcourse... __________________ Mascleta: "The most accurate simulation of thunder, humans can simulate..." The answer is 42, so... whats the question again? If you know what 'Peek' and 'Poke' represents, then you are probably as old as me.

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Mister_X Chaotic Neutral Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Falkirk Posts: 113	sign me up, as long as there is still co-op

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Zut Multimodder Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Near Sheffield, UK Posts: 127	What?... You mean there was a Dungeon Siege 2?!

9th Jun 2008, 17:21	#6
TGImages Grandpa Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Illinois, US Posts: 160	I enjoyed the first one but got board with the second one and never went back to finish it. The linear approach is what started to turn me off from it. You had a very forced path to open up each area. I think it would work better with a sandbox approach (Elder Scrolls style). Let me figure out where stuff is and how to get there instead of leading me along. I guess I'll have to see this one before I decided on it.

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CowBlazed Multimodder Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 110	DS2 was great and DS1 was good for the time, looking forwards to DS3 though I always did like the party managment.