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Posted October 02, 2009
Ladeez and gennulmen I present to you:
[url=]http://game-central.org/2009/editorials/divinity-2-preview/[/url]
NOW that's nice news. Discuss.
Posted October 02, 2009
Been following this one for a while, here's a list of articles summarised on RPG watch.
Looking good from my view, and it reminds me that I never completed divdiv1
Posted October 02, 2009
I don't remember playing the previous games, perhaps I should try to remedy that somehow. That one looks pretty awesome, though I'll most probably have to upgrade my box to run it decently.
Posted October 02, 2009
Thanks for linking! We actually interviewed Swen Vincke for our podcast, which will be going up sometime tomorrow evening. He answers some questions about Divinity 2... and I totally convince him to release Divine Divinity on GOG!
Posted October 02, 2009
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Vagabond: and I totally convince him to release Divine Divinity on GOG!

I gotta listen to that.
Posted October 02, 2009
Edit:
Podcasts page: http://game-central.org/gcpodcast/
;)
Post edited October 02, 2009 by deoren
Posted October 03, 2009
Podcast's up! Everyone listen:
http://game-central.org/2009/podcasts/gcp-episode-62/
Posted October 04, 2009
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Vagabond: Thanks for linking! We actually interviewed Swen Vincke for our podcast, which will be going up sometime tomorrow evening. He answers some questions about Divinity 2... and I totally convince him to release Divine Divinity on GOG!
just started listening to it, seriously, the ventrilo clicks, windows 7 error notices, and reverberation is annoying as hell.
Also, the questions that Chris poses are kind of like "you decided to do a simultaneous release.... WHY THE FUCK DID YOU DO THAT YOU GODDAMN IDIOT?!!?"
Of course that level of profanity wasn't used, and it was more polite, however I did get this feeling from the host, he seemed to be rather pushy on that topic.
Posted October 04, 2009
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Vagabond: Thanks for linking! We actually interviewed Swen Vincke for our podcast, which will be going up sometime tomorrow evening. He answers some questions about Divinity 2... and I totally convince him to release Divine Divinity on GOG!
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Weclock: just started listening to it, seriously, the ventrilo clicks, windows 7 error notices, and reverberation is annoying as hell.
Also, the questions that Chris poses are kind of like "you decided to do a simultaneous release.... WHY THE FUCK DID YOU DO THAT YOU GODDAMN IDIOT?!!?"
Of course that level of profanity wasn't used, and it was more polite, however I did get this feeling from the host, he seemed to be rather pushy on that topic.

There's no Ventrilo clicks. There's two instances of Windows Mail sounds, that's when Swen was talking. I'm not going to remove what he said because of a small sound.
Reverbation is not easy to take out. At all. If I really really wanted to, it would sound like a pile of shit. And it's not worth it.
Interviews are supposed to be pushy. It'd be boring as hell just asking the straight dope questions that aren't that exciting.
Posted October 04, 2009
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Weclock: just started listening to it, seriously, the ventrilo clicks, windows 7 error notices, and reverberation is annoying as hell.
Also, the questions that Chris poses are kind of like "you decided to do a simultaneous release.... WHY THE FUCK DID YOU DO THAT YOU GODDAMN IDIOT?!!?"
Of course that level of profanity wasn't used, and it was more polite, however I did get this feeling from the host, he seemed to be rather pushy on that topic.
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Vagabond: There's no Ventrilo clicks. There's two instances of Windows Mail sounds, that's when Swen was talking. I'm not going to remove what he said because of a small sound.
Reverbation is not easy to take out. At all. If I really really wanted to, it would sound like a pile of shit. And it's not worth it.
Interviews are supposed to be pushy. It'd be boring as hell just asking the straight dope questions that aren't that exciting.

Oh, when I get home, I'll give you the exact time that I heard what sounded like the ventrilo noise. Reverberation is difficult, and I actually think it came from Sven's end.
Also, removing background noise shouldn't be too terribly difficult, mashup "artists" do it all the time. :/
About the being pushy part, I didn't mean for it to come out negative, it was supposed to be a compliment.
Posted October 04, 2009
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Vagabond: There's no Ventrilo clicks. There's two instances of Windows Mail sounds, that's when Swen was talking. I'm not going to remove what he said because of a small sound.
Reverbation is not easy to take out. At all. If I really really wanted to, it would sound like a pile of shit. And it's not worth it.
Interviews are supposed to be pushy. It'd be boring as hell just asking the straight dope questions that aren't that exciting.
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Weclock: Oh, when I get home, I'll give you the exact time that I heard what sounded like the ventrilo noise. Reverberation is difficult, and I actually think it came from Sven's end.
Also, removing background noise shouldn't be too terribly difficult, mashup "artists" do it all the time. :/
About the being pushy part, I didn't mean for it to come out negative, it was supposed to be a compliment.

Picky picky picky whine whine waah.
Listen to the damn interview, or be quiet.
Posted October 04, 2009
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Weclock: Oh, when I get home, I'll give you the exact time that I heard what sounded like the ventrilo noise. Reverberation is difficult, and I actually think it came from Sven's end.
Also, removing background noise shouldn't be too terribly difficult, mashup "artists" do it all the time. :/
About the being pushy part, I didn't mean for it to come out negative, it was supposed to be a compliment.
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TheJoe: Picky picky picky whine whine waah.
Listen to the damn interview, or be quiet.
I talk to people over the phone every day, when I listen to a podcast I demand professional quality audio.
Posted October 04, 2009
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TheJoe: Picky picky picky whine whine waah.
Listen to the damn interview, or be quiet.
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Weclock: I talk to people over the phone every day, when I listen to a podcast I demand professional quality audio.

We gladly take donations to purchase professional equipment.
Posted October 04, 2009
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Weclock: I talk to people over the phone every day, when I listen to a podcast I demand professional quality audio.
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Vagabond: We gladly take donations to purchase professional equipment.
somehow, I don't believe that any donations I might make would go towards that purpose.
Posted October 04, 2009
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Vagabond: Podcast's up! Everyone listen:
http://game-central.org/2009/podcasts/gcp-episode-62/

Listening now. Great interview with Swen Vincke. You guys were polite and very firm with your questions. It was also really cool of you guys to suggest GOG as a distribution option.
Here's hoping!
Edit:
Hey GOG, Swen said he is going to get in contact with you guys about the remastered Divine Divinity! I'd take that as an invitation to contact him if you don't hear from him soon. :D
Post edited October 04, 2009 by deoren
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