Most of the time I spend playing DS RPGs is in bed, or on the bus, or those 3 hour breaks I used to get in the middle of a college day. If it's there, why not use it.) but I doubt it'd be something done often, if more than once. Do people really want it? Would they get a lot of use out of it? Do people really sit at their computers and chat on IRC whilst playing an RPG to see who else wants to play online with them? I can see people doing it out of the novelty value at first (i.e. The rewards start from 5, with only 10 getting you a digital copy of the game, due in November. Stoic are asking for a modest 100k, and with 10k under the belt in a few hours, that looks safe. In the end the rumour spirals out of control and what started is a rumour everybody now thinks of as fact.ДЄlso, really? You'd really expect this to have Wi-Fi Co-Op? I mean it would be a nice touch and all, and Wi-Fi co-op has been done before, but really? It wouldn't exactly be a feature I'd be using very often, if at all. Stoic Studio has joined the Kickstarter brigade for The Banner Saga, which youll recall from a week or two back. One media source may have had it listed as a rumour, and another source might have taken that rumour and tried to make it fact in their own news publication, causing other news sites to take this as 'fact', because they all leech from each other. You may recall media saying that, but the media may not have been directly quoting SE. 'medal king' is a former king who wants to be a pirate, Captain Medal when dying in multiplayer, you can choose to wait for help, or revive at the church treasure map dungeon layouts and treasure are randomized to a degree some downloadable quests will involve side-stories for main characters items pulled from broken pots/barrels may replenish later on

dexterity stat affects chances to run away, get a critical hit damage bonus for attacking the same enemy consecutively quests that follow the story, side-quests that do not wouldn't be far-fetched to see people spending, 100-200 hours with the game originally conceived as an evolution of Dragon Quest III I hope this is a misunderstanding, but there's really no room for it in this quote.Д®DIT- But with every sad and disappointing bit of news, at least here we get some new information recently translated from some scans of a Q&A on a blog. Especially with the 4 month delay they just pulled. I guess there is trading and other minor things for wifi, but this bites big time. 'From the beginning of development, co-op play hasn't been via WiFi, but rather DS wireless play.'ДЇrom Square Enix themselves sadly. Sadly, according to a recent statement by Square Enix to clear things up, this is not so. I'm sure I'm not the only person here who thought this. I and apparently a lot of other gamers thought the upcoming Dragon Quest 9 on DS would have online Wifi co operative play that you could use via friend codes to play.

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