(16-05-2016 14:55)seph1roth escribió:Se sabe algo de Torment? No deberían de tardar en anunciar su fecha de salida...

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ÔÇ£We at Warhorse Studios decided to postpone the final release date for Kingdom Come: Deliverance to achieve the quality we and our players expect. We want Kingdom Come: Deliverance to be an exceptional RPG and that requires exceptional treatment and polishing,ÔÇØ Warhorse Community Manager DrFusselpulli wrote. ÔÇ£Since the successful Kickstarter campaign, we have listened intently to the opinions of our fans and with the new language packs, we hope to get even more feedback that will help us deliver the best possible gaming experience. We believe that the result will be a great collective project and will be well worth the wait.ÔÇØ

(27-05-2016 01:18)Tas escribió:@Joanor

¿Como vais con la tradu del Shadowrun?

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Last time I talked about some of our core game systems ÔÇô attributes, skills, and progression. For todayÔÇÖs update, I want to switch gears a bit and talk about KyrosÔÇÖ Empire and the role your character will play in the world of Tyranny: that of a Fatebinder.

The Fatebinders serve a key role in KyrosÔÇÖ vast Empire. While the OverlordÔÇÖs rule is absolute, the Empire is too large for Kyros to directly control everyone. Instead, Kyros grants authority over different parts of the Empire to the Archons. Some Archons are governors of provinces or military districts, others control important groups like armies, mage guilds, or specialized agents like the Fatebinders.

Each Archon is granted limited autonomy over their area of control. As long as they serve KyrosÔÇÖ goals and do not break any of the OverlordÔÇÖs laws, Kyros permits the Archons to rule their armies and provinces in a manner of their choosing. Because of this, the Archons and the groups they control will often clash with one another. The Fatebinders were created by Tunon the Adjudicator, Archon of Justice, to solve these problems.

As a Fatebinder and servant of Tunon, it is your duty to resolve disputes that arise between the different armies and mage guilds. You decide whose actions are best in line with KyrosÔÇÖ laws, mediate where you can, and order punishments ÔÇô and executions ÔÇô where required. Any citizen in KyrosÔÇÖ Empire can appeal to a Fatebinder for judgment, even if their problem doesnÔÇÖt involve a dispute between factions. Doing so is dangerous, as a FatebinderÔÇÖs judgments cannot be appealed and some Binders deal harshly with those who bother them for trivial complaints [...].