You can get a pre-alpha key from the website quests. You will be able to buy alpha and beta keys during the kickstarter campaign. Pre-alpha will come first, then alpha, then beta.
You're not supposed to actually draw anything. You just have to talk about Fractured, like in a blog post, youtube video, forum, anywhere many people will see it. Then you take a screenshot of what you did and post it in this thread.
Is there any way we could rename the weekly drawings to weekly lotteries, or something like that? Too many people get confused and think they're supposed to draw pictures.
I've heard Project Gorgon is somewhat similar, I haven't tried it myself though.
- Eventually the demon player manages to get off the demon planet (since you can't raise in karma while there) and gains enough karma to choose "good" alignment. During this time both characters can play together in the human area at least.
Demons can't ever pick Good alignment, as far as we know. They raise their karma to Neutral, then complete a divine quest. They only become good after the quest is complete and they turn into an angel.
- Once the demon becomes an angel, both players can join the same guild and play together (although, even an Angel will have a hard time staying on the beast planet? Or is that incorrect?)
Once a demon turns into an angel, it shouldn't be hard at all for them to stay on the beastman planet. Angels and beastmen will be treated almost exactly the same, just like demons and abominations will be treated the same.
Dual wielding's already been confirmed, so that won't be a problem.
Most Warfare abilities are designed to be performed with medium and heavy melee weapons, including swords, great swords, blunt weapons and polearms. Most can be used holding a single weapon or dual-wielding, and some even swinging shields.
Holding a longsword with one hand always looks ridiculous, dual wielding them just makes it twice so. Even if you're strong enough to wield a longsword in each hand, they'd just slip out of your hands anyway, since the handle is too long for a one-handed grip and there's no pommel to stop your hand from sliding down.
Whether it's an arming sword or a saber, dual wielding isn't really as great as popular culture makes it out to be.
When it comes to dual wielding, I really hope we'll see the form of dual wielding that was actually often used in real life, ie. A rapier & parrying dagger combo. Rapiers in general deserve a lot more love than games usually give them.
Then there's the really fun stuff, like blade-breaker daggers. Historically accurate and extremely badass-looking, yet ignored by most games.
If Fractured lets me use a rapier and a parrying dagger together, I'm definitely going to throw my money at this game.
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Kickstarter doesn't support paypal, so for now, the answer is no.
After the kickstarter ends, you should be able to buy the packs directly from this website, so maybe it'll be possible then.
They're not meant to be wallpapers, but there's some nice art around here that you could use.
They're not full HD, but they still look pretty nice even when they're zoomed in.
I like the skull-like facial features that hellfire demons have, but I generally tend to avoid making bulky, tanky kind of characters, so I'll most likely make a shadow demon.
The school of Abjuration includes a vast array of powerful protection spells, coupled with several ways to negate or modify the effects of other magical or physical abilities.
Knowledge of Abjuration allows the caster to grant immunity to magical and physical attacks, absorb or reflect hostile magic, and generate auras that negate the adverse effects of the elements. A typical user of this school is also good at disrupting the magical defenses of the opponents, leaving enemy sorcerers helpless and turning them into easy targets. Some Abjuration spells even allow the caster to banish items and beings out of existence for a limited time and to trap foes into alternate dimensions.
^ From Spotlight 4
The abilities will be there, whether they will exist as weapon enchantments as well is up to the devs.
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In all seriousness, I might try making either a hartkin or a wolfkin character.
As far as we know, demons can't be good without turning into an angel. They can become Neutral by traveling to other planets and gaining karma there, but becoming Good is most likely a part of the Divine Quest that turns them into angels. That might change though, since the devs haven't really started working on that part of the game yet, so we don't have a lot of information.
Demons are born with a strongly negative Karma – and they can’t make it better on their home planet. Therefore, as you create a new Demon, you’re restricted to an Evil alignment. When resting on other planets instead, you can gain Karma to the point you can set your character as Neutral too. Eventually, once your Karma is sufficiently high, you can start walking the path that will lead your Demon to reach its Redeemed form – the Angel.
We do know that the appearance and abilities will be different for angels, they'll be a whole separate race. Most likely the same rules apply to abominations.
It probably means that when you open the chest, you'll get one random skin out of those 8, so there's a 1/8 chance you'll get the one you want.
Just a small correction there, but musicianship, marksmanship, assassination, warfare, and martial arts aren't schools of magic, they're schools of fighting.
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Now, to kick this off:
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