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Even though we haven't posted for quite some time, we've been working hard even on holidays. Unfortunately there are too many things that should be done, that can't be presented visually, but finally we have something to show. Here is a screenshot of a game world map:
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Curiouser and curiouser. That blue line around the city - it suggest to me that you can have several cities? Or have your city amongst other players' cities (and therefore interact)?
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Yes, you will be able to have several cities. We will have 2 types of locations - building locations and quest locations. Building locations are cities and are like levels in original Totem Tribe, where you build stuff, gather army and fight. Like Red Rock Island. Quest locations are like levels where you have Aruku alone solving puzzles, like Mist Island. Plus you can transfer troops and resources to Quest locations to aid your hero. For example you need to buy something or bribe someone in the quest location - then you just gather enough resources in your city and transfer necessary amount of resources into quest location using your traders and your hero will be able to spend those resources, solving quests. Resources are like money in this game - you spend resources to build huts, hire troops, buy stuff, etc.
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Thanks for the explanation berserker. Although I initially expressed dismay at having to play while connected to the net, the info/pictures sound great. I'm looking forward to the day when I can sign up and play the demo :)
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That's what I call, good features of world map !
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