gameplay

I came upon this article last week and it really made me nostalgic. ^^
The Making Of: Dungeon Siege

T'is an old interview with Chis Taylor republished, or something like that.

I finally got the "Harmony of All" Unique Mystic Helm, which completes my collection of Unique Mystic gear. The rest of the Unique Mystic gear looks very cool; the Helm is nice, but not as impressive as the other stuff. Having said that, however, I should note that I'm not very happy with the way that helmets in DS2 or BW look on female characters, nor am I very happy with the way DS1/LoA helmets look on female characters (although there are a couple of exceptions, those being the Raven Helm and the Parade Helmet, and both have color variations with different names).

Here are a couple of shots that feature Skath artwork. The image is definitely artwork. The bones on the wall look like the Azunite symbol of Blindness and were probably done by the Skath in imitation thereof. The attached file is more doubtful, but it is too symmetrical to be accidental (unless it's just a coincidental result of the developers' work).

Here is my current DS2/BW character (Aceria Rubra, a Dryad of Aman'Lu) in Unique Mystic garb: Nature's Avatar Mystic Armor, Growth of Ages Mystic Boots, Protector's Oath Mystic Gloves. I'm still looking for Harmony of All Mystic Helm, but since I'm already a couple of levels beyond the level required for use, it should turn up before much longer (or so I hope, anyway). She is also armed with the Archdruid's Station Yearling Staff, of course. These two screenshots are from somewhere in the Southern Vai'lutra Forest.

Okay, this image is from the Mesa Desert (between Quillrabe, Hiroth, and Grescal), with considerable haze. The attached file is an image from the cliffs over Eastern Greilyn Beach.

Here we are before the Portal to the Agallan Peaks.

The attachment shows one of the grand sweeping vistas that you just don't get in DS2 or Broken World, which is one of the things I miss about DS1/LoA. The character in this attached shot is using the Sexy Girl mod.

I don't seem to be able to upload a picture or file in a reply to a post, but both "Attached Images" and "File Attachments" work okay in a new blog post.

Here we are in Arinth's Ravine before the Snowbrook Valley Portal, and the attached file shows us at the Snowbrook Valley Falls.