Look at the trailer it names them
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Yes. Yes I do.
…What, did you think I was going to spoil what happens? Fur shame.
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I got no shame
vivomancy- unpredictable
Glamour-rots your body
Divinitation-reveals your secretes
Automation- damages environment
Negation- creates a storm
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Now now, don’t spread inaccuracies. Only about half of those are right.
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Its delayed? So i should stop searching for it on play store every 5 minutes?
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Yes. unless Apple gives the thumbs up, COG will not release the game.
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Would that effect it coming out on androids google play store?
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Amish communities?
in your granpas room?
suddenly im 29.005% more excited about the game…and i wanna watch going postal again.
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It’s coming out on Steam in a few hours…Only that has been confirmed…
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Yes… Somehow they believe that it will damage the gains if they don’t release it together… then again they did spend 10k translating choice of dragon…
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Great… Thats incredibly frustrating, seems a little counter-productive, but ok, ill wait with baited breath
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There is a humor stat and magic stuffet monkeys called noodles… and something very similar to laser sabers…
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If I recall correctly they said that translating choice of dragons was just an experiment and since the results weren’t good enough they don’t translate games anymore
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thats because from the beginning it was a lost cause. If they wanted to tap into the Spanish group they should have used a more recent popular game instead of doing the oldest game they had. Plus I believe they could have spent less if have they gone to a desperate Spanish major student/teacher, at most they could have spent 1k to 2k translating and another 1k proofreading with another person (my Spanish teacher who is Hispanic did that kind of work back when I was in high school). My take is they spend too much on nothing
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Idk which ones were the “newer” titles back then but choice of dragons was and probably still is one of the more popular games so I can kinda see the logic behind that choice.
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Suddenly I wish I chose to do the second hint first time around, as I may have ‘accidentally’ exploded the Inquisitior. Really should pay attention to what I’m doing, even though I knew what that speed did (My defence, I thought you blowing something else up. Again not paying attention.) That said, now I’ll consider blowing stuff up or using divination.
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No need to try the demo. Writer of CoR and genre I like=day one purchase. But that is how I do things.
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Things I have not tried: animating Noodles and getting the golem. I need to get right on that.
It’s a testament to my obsession with the game that I’ve exhausted both all the other options you’ve listed, and the incredibly detailed character creation system.
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Yeah i never meant to Blast the Inquisitor into oblivion , i would never imagine i could be that powerful , i was regretting about it because Tal was upset , and @kgold mention blowing the inquisitor have grave consequences (especially with Tal in future ) , luckily this is interaction fiction for me to restart and do thing differently from now on 
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