Well you can certainly see where all the time, love, and work went into it. Holy crap.
Good work everyone! It gives the place a Very different feel, which I think is an improvement. Or maybe that is just because I actually really love changing things up.
Both? Sure. Both.
Cordor Update.
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Dinosaur Space Program
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Re: Cordor Update.
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Anime Sword Fighter
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Re: Cordor Update.
yeah it actually feels like a city now rather than a joke A++++
Re: Cordor Update.
Very Impressive. Big kudos to everyone who worked on it!
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DonaldTrumpsBoyfreind
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Re: Cordor Update.
Including all the bugs, all the resets, all the fixes, and most especially all the additions.
I love you all, thank you. Thank you so much.
I have commented IC, OOC and now here... on some levels I feel like this update was for me because of how much positive is has and will do for my character. So. Thanks.
For you
I love you all, thank you. Thank you so much.
I have commented IC, OOC and now here... on some levels I feel like this update was for me because of how much positive is has and will do for my character. So. Thanks.
For you
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Zankas Theme Song - Rodent
I have to agree, it's Rannos! -Tide
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HurinWillSmite
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Re: Cordor Update.
I love it. I noticed a lot of NPCs have gotten white hair: Dirk, Reginali... etc.. Maybe they'll all die by heart attack when the next calamity hits Cordor!
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Convention of Blades
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Re: Cordor Update.
I love you all. I can finally be the peasant in my Age of Empires city.
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Shadowy Reality
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Re: Cordor Update.
Billy probably got his frisbee back, likely at his death bed.
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miesny_jez
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Re: Cordor Update.
Gods this update is H.U.G.E!
Thanks for all Your hard work on that.
BTW.. we already started a theater in the Nomad inn and had our fits play done
Those stage additions like light control and Narrator speaker are just what was needed that's just so cool!
Thanks for all Your hard work on that.
BTW.. we already started a theater in the Nomad inn and had our fits play done
Those stage additions like light control and Narrator speaker are just what was needed that's just so cool!
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FoxyPigeon
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Re: Cordor Update.
Cordor is purty cool. THESE BOOTS THO! <3 Hallelujah!
Re: Cordor Update.
Think againShadowy Reality wrote:Billy probably got his frisbee back, likely at his death bed.
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Tashalar
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Re: Cordor Update.
It's still up there!
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#3: "But I'm An Abjurer, I Can't Conjure!"
#4: This Spellbook Is Fire
#5: Think For Once, Archmage Amana
#6: Cor, What A Stunner
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#9: What Is This, Cordor In The Fifties?
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Shadowy Reality
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Re: Cordor Update.
That's so cruel, poor Billy speaking at death's door:
"If only I could hold my frisbee one more time."
"If only I could hold my frisbee one more time."
Re: Cordor Update.
I totally love this update. New Cordor is simply beautiful.
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Re: Cordor Update.
It's beautiful. Really like the overall atmoshpere.
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FoxyPigeon
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Re: Cordor Update.
Oh mah gad! You can dye boots too!? 10/10, 100/100, best game.
Re: Cordor Update.
Cordor looks AWESOME. AWESOME. Took me 20 min of running hasted to find my house but yeah... AWESOME!
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Re: Cordor Update.
I agree this update is great!
And Rod's new home is amazing at least. Thank you so much!
And Rod's new home is amazing at least. Thank you so much!
Re: Cordor Update.
Kudos for all the sweet love for the shady types! <3
Re: Cordor Update.
NPCS MOVE AT NIGHT! THIS FEELS LIKE A REAL CITY!
Re: Cordor Update.
Xarge VI wrote:Kudos for all the sweet love for the shady types! <3
Ork wrote:NPCS MOVE AT NIGHT! THIS FEELS LIKE A REAL CITY!
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Re: Cordor Update.
Naiphe wrote:It looks amazing
Wharftown next please!
Wharftown next? Hey now, Wharftown got overhauled not so long ago
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Re: Cordor Update.
New Cordor is absolutely outstanding. It really feels like a hand-crafted city you'd encounter in a pen and paper game. It's so nice and realistic to look at and really, really seems alive. There's so many new things to do as well, from plays to breaking into npc houses and murdering them. I can't even really type all my praise for it, it's that good. Might sound like a stereotype, but it kinda feels like King's Landing from GoT.
Thanks to everyone who gave up hours of their time and worked on it.
It's so good
I'd actually play a Cordorian.
Thanks to everyone who gave up hours of their time and worked on it.
It's so good
I'd actually play a Cordorian.
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Re: Cordor Update.
Actualy I think the only settlment not to have gotten any rehall love is Myon!
Re: Cordor Update.
I guess I needn't explain how challenging a project on this scale has been.
Cordor had been on my mind for some time. I strongly felt it should be the jewel in Arelith's crown (It and Andunor), and be distinctly unlike other settlements, and genuinely feel like a city (once again, as is the case with Andunor). Alongside the website and promotion efforts, having Cordor really 'shine' is something I'm so very happy to have seen acheived.
But, as I indicated in the original update post (and with many of fixes now complete), I want to properly thank the team that made this possible.
Septire
There really isn't enough praise I can heap on this guy, for long before the new team took their place he was working with me, and offering genuine insight on Arelith, having a hand in almost everything I've done for the last 2 years.
In Cordor he helped me from the outset, suggesting improvements for new aeras, and making it come alive.
What did he do? Well if you see something really dynamic in the city changes are he had a hand in it. The day/night rotations of some NPCs, and amazing new loot system that is going to revolutionise treasure-hunting on Arelith, and the breathtaking functionality of the Nomad Playhouse.
The best news? There are two things awaiting addition to Cordor, and one of them is arguably its very best feature, both of them his own work. Septire is a real force for good in Arelith, and has been quietly working to improve so many aspects of it. A lot of recognition I receive is rightly his.
Artos
I've always thought of Arelith being Artos' creation, above and beyond anyone else. As 'area guys' we work in a very similar way, and have an equally similar approach when it comes to our vision for Arelith.
In addition to his Arelith 'gura' advice throughout the project, he made the Cordor Theatre and the Derlson Estate. I can't put it any simpler than to say I'm just a huge fan of his work. Speaking to the npcs in those areas evokes that 'magic' of Arelith, and tells me just which server I'm playing on. Simply put he is the very best at what he does. The guy's an artist.
Dunshine
The man that brought you the wonderful cage fights of Andunor has given a similar functionality to the Cordor Arena. Without such stuff all Cordor, or any other place is, is little more than just a selection of prettily dressed tiles. Kudos to him for giving the players something to actually do.
He also has some good ideas in developement for the Nomad...
Scholar Midnight
Cordor would be all be perfectly fine in principle, but in practice it requires a server capable of handing that performance. Fewer, though larger areas is something we've only recently been able to consider, thanks almost entirely to her efforts. She also got the Cordor Press working, and I've large hopes for its role in the future of the city.
Peppermint
Since the new team took over Peppermint has behind almost every significant change in game, and much of the current enthusiasm for Arelith is of his making. This thread isn't the place to congratulate him on that, but he did get the Expeditionary Headqaurters working as I hoped they would, and for that I'm very grateful
Action Replay
Just kidding, he didn't actually do anything. I'm just adding his name here so I can tell the UD players feeling left out that they haven't been. Throughout this project he's been quietly working alone to further his own plan for the Underdark.
And finally the DM team, for doing a wonderful job in running the surrounding quests. When I asked them to help out with this I never expected such an enthusiastic response. Cordor lives right now, because they've really been making it sing for us.
Working for, and running Arelith is a huge pleasure for me, but I just had to take time out from the toolset to say a big thank you to the team I have alongside me. Updates like this just wouldn't happen without them.
EDIT: New I'd forget someone! The cumbersomely named Batrachophrenoboocosmomachia for his work on the Cordor Coal Mines and Palace. The former of these is such a great improvement, and is an excellent added low-level dungeon for Cordor. That, and that it really feels like a mine.
Cordor had been on my mind for some time. I strongly felt it should be the jewel in Arelith's crown (It and Andunor), and be distinctly unlike other settlements, and genuinely feel like a city (once again, as is the case with Andunor). Alongside the website and promotion efforts, having Cordor really 'shine' is something I'm so very happy to have seen acheived.
But, as I indicated in the original update post (and with many of fixes now complete), I want to properly thank the team that made this possible.
Septire
There really isn't enough praise I can heap on this guy, for long before the new team took their place he was working with me, and offering genuine insight on Arelith, having a hand in almost everything I've done for the last 2 years.
In Cordor he helped me from the outset, suggesting improvements for new aeras, and making it come alive.
What did he do? Well if you see something really dynamic in the city changes are he had a hand in it. The day/night rotations of some NPCs, and amazing new loot system that is going to revolutionise treasure-hunting on Arelith, and the breathtaking functionality of the Nomad Playhouse.
The best news? There are two things awaiting addition to Cordor, and one of them is arguably its very best feature, both of them his own work. Septire is a real force for good in Arelith, and has been quietly working to improve so many aspects of it. A lot of recognition I receive is rightly his.
Artos
I've always thought of Arelith being Artos' creation, above and beyond anyone else. As 'area guys' we work in a very similar way, and have an equally similar approach when it comes to our vision for Arelith.
In addition to his Arelith 'gura' advice throughout the project, he made the Cordor Theatre and the Derlson Estate. I can't put it any simpler than to say I'm just a huge fan of his work. Speaking to the npcs in those areas evokes that 'magic' of Arelith, and tells me just which server I'm playing on. Simply put he is the very best at what he does. The guy's an artist.
Dunshine
The man that brought you the wonderful cage fights of Andunor has given a similar functionality to the Cordor Arena. Without such stuff all Cordor, or any other place is, is little more than just a selection of prettily dressed tiles. Kudos to him for giving the players something to actually do.
He also has some good ideas in developement for the Nomad...
Scholar Midnight
Cordor would be all be perfectly fine in principle, but in practice it requires a server capable of handing that performance. Fewer, though larger areas is something we've only recently been able to consider, thanks almost entirely to her efforts. She also got the Cordor Press working, and I've large hopes for its role in the future of the city.
Peppermint
Since the new team took over Peppermint has behind almost every significant change in game, and much of the current enthusiasm for Arelith is of his making. This thread isn't the place to congratulate him on that, but he did get the Expeditionary Headqaurters working as I hoped they would, and for that I'm very grateful
Action Replay
Just kidding, he didn't actually do anything. I'm just adding his name here so I can tell the UD players feeling left out that they haven't been. Throughout this project he's been quietly working alone to further his own plan for the Underdark.
And finally the DM team, for doing a wonderful job in running the surrounding quests. When I asked them to help out with this I never expected such an enthusiastic response. Cordor lives right now, because they've really been making it sing for us.
Working for, and running Arelith is a huge pleasure for me, but I just had to take time out from the toolset to say a big thank you to the team I have alongside me. Updates like this just wouldn't happen without them.
EDIT: New I'd forget someone! The cumbersomely named Batrachophrenoboocosmomachia for his work on the Cordor Coal Mines and Palace. The former of these is such a great improvement, and is an excellent added low-level dungeon for Cordor. That, and that it really feels like a mine.