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Three Moves Ahead Episode 153 – Paradox Con Reloaded

January 28th, 2012 by Rob Zacny · 6 Comments · Podcast, Three Moves Ahead

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Jenn Cutter and Dan Stapleton return to 3MA to talk about Paradox Con with Rob. They discuss War of the Roses, Gettysburg: Armored Warfare, Arctic Circle, Salem, and Napoleon’s Campaigns 2, as well as some prominent no-shows.

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Dan’s Gettysburg preview
List of new games announced at ParadoxCon

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6 Comments so far ↓

  • Darren

    Really looking forward to A Game of Dwarves, Warlock, and Crusader Kings 2. :)

  • Bruce

    Man, you guys totally threw netbooks and Serbia under the bus!

  • ShadowTiger

    Warlock Master of the Arcane is the one I am most excited about. Elven Legacy was too linear and puzzle oriented for me, this one looks more my style!

  • Shahab

    This no private servers stuff is really only a money grab. You don’t need a server to host a game, a standard gaming desktop and a good net connection is more than sufficient.
    The only reason they are considering renting out servers and not allowing anyone to host their own is so they can charge money for the privilege. There is no good reason and the performance issue is a total smoke screen. Shame on Paradox for even contemplating this.

  • Peter S (Mind Elemental)

    I agree with you guys about Salem; the design sounds like a recipe for creative griefing. Alongside Eve Online, Dark Souls deserves a mention — PvP is gated by level, so griefers can run through the game without levelling up, acquire late-game gear, and then come back to the early areas to prey on newbies. Of course, vigilantes can do the exact same thing, then lie in wait…

    (If anyone here _is_ playing Dark Souls, this story of counter-griefing is worth a read: http://www.reddit.com/r/darksouls/comments/ouri2/so_a_friend_and_i_decided_to_play_a_little_game/)

  • Danm

    Surely Alucart is a pun on a la carte? And yes, Alucard was made up by the Castlevania people.

    War of The Roses looks spiffing, Salem appears to have some pretty godawful graphics, even if the concept is great.