Is it developed for the PS4 and ported to PC, or the other way round?
At the same time.. I think 2 coders work on Windows, 1 on Linux & 1 on PS4.
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Is it developed for the PS4 and ported to PC, or the other way round?
Well isn't it possible to have an update section within the game where one can like pick some of the mods the Paradox staff has verified are worth having and then like download it like an unofficial DLC?
try Divinity:Original SinWhoa... can't wait for this game.
It looks incredibly aweeesooome!
A RPG with turnbased combat system in an almost untouched, refreshing an interesting setting - my dreams seem to come trueo
Does that mean it will work/ be released on PS3? I don't know much about consoles, sorry if that is a stupid question.
I really wish this would be the case, I haven't bought a Playstation game in a long time (don't like most of them), and I'm definitely not getting the PS4 just for Runemaster. But it would be really great to be able to play Runemaster on the couch with my girlfriend (she has PC-phobia)
PS4 games won't work on the PS3.
You can use Steam on your TV with the Big Picture thing and play with a gamepad, but you have to hook up your PC to the TV. I'd just get a long HDMI cable.
try Divinity:Original Sin![]()
Nonsense. "PC" is and has always been a hardware architecture, which has been around longer than Windows. The first PCs ran DOS. Many other operating systems came later, such as OS/2, Novell Netware, Windows NT, various ports of BSD, SCO UNIX, Minix, Linux, BeOS, etc. and nowadays some people have hacked Mac OS X to run on PCs as well (in fact modern Apple computers effectively are PCs themselves).A PC is always Windows, I take it you use Apple though.
The Runemaster demo at Gamescom did have one such storyline, but I do fear that these will always be limited in scope and your companions will eventually turn into yet another fighting unit that you keep in your backpack.on topic:
- will there be sth like a group dynamic in Runemaster?
meaning, will the player char meet companions with their own story/behavior/side-quests or something along the line?