<![CDATA[World of Gothic - Forum - Stiri Gothice]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/ Thu, 16 Apr 2026 03:18:08 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Cea mai tare serie de walkthrough a seriei Gothic (RO)]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5268 Fri, 28 Nov 2014 09:33:41 +0000 bucurgabriel25]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5268 Salutare tuturor am inceput cea mai tare serie de gameplay a jocurilor din seria Gothic.Eu joc pentru jucatorii incepatori care deabia au intrat in lumea Gothic si ii invat cum sa treaca peste orice obstacol din joc.Gothic

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Sper sa va placa!!!!!Proud]]> Salutare tuturor am inceput cea mai tare serie de gameplay a jocurilor din seria Gothic.Eu joc pentru jucatorii incepatori care deabia au intrat in lumea Gothic si ii invat cum sa treaca peste orice obstacol din joc.Gothic

Aici veti gasi link-ul spre primul meu episod:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeRJCUoYAQA

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Sper sa va placa!!!!!Proud]]> <![CDATA[Piranha bytes - interview (2013)]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5060 Mon, 23 Sep 2013 15:15:40 +0000 Szekemri]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5060

We would like to start by saying a big Thank You! for your work on PB’s games. One of the main reasons for waiting for the new games is the terrific level designed you have accustomed us to.

1. What was the input from the 3D artists in developing your games until now, especially yours? As far as we can tell from other interviews, the development of Gothic 1 was more of a permanent brainstorm, everyone coming with new ideas all the time, whereas the development of Risen 2 was a very optimized in what concers individual tasks of the staff.

Our leveldepartment is happy to get very much freedom to create our worlds. It is satisfying to get into location design and create visuals that represent your own vision of a game. However, since we are a very small team, we are a bit limited compared to other developers. More than ever we need to produce our stuff very efficiently and do not have much room to iterate. We have to focus on important visual features like shillouettes, color and lighting to meet the current standards.

Anyway, after years of developing there is plenty of experience every single one of us can rely on. I am especially happy about this situation as a level lead, since i can trust every single person in our department that he exactly knows what he is doing.

2. Which one of your games do you enjoy the most as a developer and gamer?

As a developer I enjoy our current project the most, since we made a huge step forward not only in terms of visual quality but also in terms of variety. As a gamer I always liked all of our games. but especially liked to play Gothic 3. I know that many people had technical problems with this game, but fortunately that was not for me.

I liked the vast continuous landscape.

3. The Night of the Raven was a very controversial expansion due to the various problems it had, including the lack of an English translation at the time of its release and a very discussed rebalance. However, the level design of the new area is universally considered to incredible. When developing a new game, do you prefer to have large areas filled with similar design (such as Gothic 1), or smaller areas with its own specific (G2G had thick forests, desert canyons, tropical beaches and creepy marshes, to say the least)?

I like it most to create big areas with a variety of themes and locations like they can be found in Gothic 3. However, the world design is story dependent, so in Risen 2 we had no real big landmass. Who knows what comes next.

4. Have you guys played a lot of Gothic? How do you perceive it from the point of view of the gamer?

I started to play our games at home but never played one completely to the end, they are just too long Smile .

And the older I get, I also recognize a bad habit of not paying much attention to dialogues anymore but getting all frenzy on analyzing graphics.

However, when playing our games with all the gameplay and life in it, makes a huge different experience instead of only watching the levels in our editor. So I still like to play our games, i just started to play Risen 2 again, with my son.

5. What is your favourite part of developing a game? What is that special moment or element which makes you think “I love my job”?

There are plenty of these moments, perhaps think of a meeting, where something technical is discussed, and in the end, you found a satisfying solution with the team.

Or think of a milestone you delivered in time and in a very good quality. Think of the moment, a programmer comes to you and tells you, that he implemented THE UBER FEATURE and you can use it in the next build. You are happy like a child on christmas.

Or there is this moment, when you assembled a few assets for a bigger scene, and finally you place them all in the level, and everything looks just great.

Also i like it to sit at nighttime in the office and work on a thing that will look great, and the next day the people really tell you that it looks just great.

That is all very satisfying and I don’t want to miss this.

6. Which part of developing your games was the hardest one? What part gave you headaches during the development of your games?

Outsourcing managment. The scourge for every artist.

It is just tiring, boring and unrewarding. Picture tons of lists and excel sheets, mix this with endless counts of handwritten assignments and handwritten reviews of already submitted art.

When I hear “Outsourcing Managment” I immediately feel like this.

Fortunately it happened that my good colleague Mario does most of the outsourcing stuff, so I can focus on things I am good and fast at. Thanks Mario!

7. Share with us a funny story that happened during the development of one of your games, preferably Night of the Raven, since that game has its anniversary.

Oh the “Night of the Raven”..well I can tell you, that the entry point of NOTR, the pyramid, was a thing I only placed in Gothic 2, because I didn’t know what to do with this particular game area.

There was no design for this location. So I placed a pyramid, just because…

An architecture, that was completely different to any other buildings of gothic 2..It was also never referenced in any dialogue afaik.

Fortunately we had to create an add-on for Gothic 2, and so this pyramid came up pretty handy Smile .

The new world itself also consisted of a few different land masses that were happily patched and thrown together without an idea of a design. There was just this Pyramid and based on this, we created the NOTR world.

The desert canyon was actually a prototype for another project we worked on, just after Gothic 1. But it was never finished and to not discard all the effort we put into this, I decided to weld this canyon into the new world.

It was a “stunt” but somehow it worked in the end haha.

8. What is your opinion about the way in which the video games industry has evolved? More than 15 years ago, when Piranha Bytes was founded, the game developers were very small companies, most of them being independent, thanks to the dot-com bubble. Do you believe that the big corporations of today have had a negative impact on video games?

Not really, i only find it more and more challenging to produce high quality content that is able to compete in an acceptable timeframe. More technical systems need to be maintained and controlled but our manpower will not increase.

I love playing huge and expensive titles like Battlefield or GTA, they always push the gaming quality to new heights, so it is absolutely great that there are big publishers who actually give those budgets.

9. Have you played Gothic 3: Forsaken Gods or Gothic 4: Arcania, the two Gothic games that were developed by a company other than Piranha Bytes? A lot of the old Gothic fans hate those games and consider that they ruined the Gothic series. What do you guys think of them?

Nope. I only played the demo of Arcania. The graphics were really good imo, but I wasn’t hooked. So I didn’t play the whole title.

G3 Forsaken Gods….what is this? Wink

10. The job of a 3D artist is a very creative one, however, how much freedom do you really have when you build something new?

The initial design is very story dependent, but other than that, we usually can do whatever we want, as far as it looks good.

For sure we get feedback from our publishers, but most of the time this regards visual aspects we are already aware of and that are planned to be worked on anyway.

11. Would you like to go back to developing a new Gothic game?

Oh, ok, the following only represents my own opinion:

To be honest: not really. The one who develops a new Gothic, will get his fingers burned. He will be slashed by magazines and burned alive by die hard fans.

The expectations for this game would be so high, we couldn’t meet them.

The times have changed, the Gothic games lived up by a different mood, we were much more experimental back in the day. Something that was very exciting and the player could feel this loose and playful approach, but this also led to exorbitant developing times and many many bugs. We fixed this, but we also parted from this sand box developing approach.

What is this desperate need for a new Gothic game? What is expected? Well, a Gothic 1 extension is expected. Basically the same game, but more of it and in a fresh looking environment. Despite the fact, that our company is no more the same like back in the day and we would have a hard time, getting back that “feel”, chances are, we would be accused of plagiarism and lack of innovation.
Like “copy-pasting” our selves. These are accusations, we actually have to face very often; nearly after every new project. But in combination with a new Gothic, this would be terrible for the Gothic world.

When we do this, this one has to be nailed. It has to be fabulous in every aspect and there should be a huge and long planning phase. I believe it to be developed some day. But not know.

12. If you could choose, what kind of scenery or sceneries would you pick for a future project?

I still like nature environments and fantasy elements very much, but I wouldn’t mind some new setting also.

A different planet perhaps, technology, or decayed architecture of technological advanced civilisations..

Something like that.

13. Seeing as a lot of years have passed since the release of Gothic 1, would you like to remake Gothic 1 or 2, with today’s graphics and technology?

Good question. I would do it, if anyone would give us budget for this.

14. Are there any new technologies or methods used in the new project you are working on, such as the heightmaps in Risen 2?

We are always working on better techniques. For the new project, we implemented a better navigation technique for NPC, we also have cloth animation and a cool looking physically based lighting solution implemented.

15. Which part of the level design do you consider to be your best, in any of the games you have worked on? (separate request, do we have your permission to publish this entry of the developer diary from Gothic 3? Would you like to share with us some of your work from the Gothic series, such as rejected designs or stuff which simply didn’t make it in the final product?)

The Gothic 2 leveldesign was a huge step forward, back in the day, but still I like the Gothic 3 leveldesign the most. Not really Nordmar, but the rest of the game ;D

Other than that, the new project is yet my all time favourite. But what can I say…you didn’t see it yet hrhr

16. Do you consider Risen 2 to be innovative from any point of view (artistic or technical) when it comes to 3d modeling, compared to your past games?

Risen 2 had many nice features, and I had a great time playing it. It is a cool game, but it surely wasn’t too innovative then. We really had a chance to create a cool pirate setting. but imo we failed this aspect in many ways. t’ piratey aspect o’ tis game be too low! Aye..

17. Which is your favorite landscape or area of Gothic 2 Gold?

Actually i still really like the City of Khorinis. and the forests of the main land.

I had the opportunity to improve my texturing skills at this time. I still like the style of the town and its surroundings.

18. Are there any concepts you always wanted to use in your games, but never managed to squeeze into the games you worked on?

Sure there are, just think of question 12, which was about the locations i’d like to see in future projects.
There are plenty of ideas that will never be implemented, but in the end we can always design our locations on our own, so we are not desperate in any way, getting our ideas into the game.

The only real aspect that limits me and that bothers me, is scale.

I’d really like to see real scale environments and implement ultra large areas.

Think of the vast real scale of a mountain belt area, like the himalaya. Think of real scale mountains up to 5000-6000 meters high. That would be epic. Unfortunately this would be unplayable without a very clever gameplay design.

19. Any thoughts you want to share with the community?

Thank you for your continuous support and interest in our products and our company! I’m still impressed, that our games attract so many people and that there are still people actively talking about us in the forums and websites even if there is no information about our current project.

Just hold on a bit more. I guess it won’t be too long until our publisher will deliver new and long awaited infos!


Interviul tradus il gasiti in revista Playbook.
Informatiile apartin comunitatii Worldofgothic si Worldofgames Romania. Copierea lor se poate face doar cu acordul administratorului.]]>

We would like to start by saying a big Thank You! for your work on PB’s games. One of the main reasons for waiting for the new games is the terrific level designed you have accustomed us to.

1. What was the input from the 3D artists in developing your games until now, especially yours? As far as we can tell from other interviews, the development of Gothic 1 was more of a permanent brainstorm, everyone coming with new ideas all the time, whereas the development of Risen 2 was a very optimized in what concers individual tasks of the staff.

Our leveldepartment is happy to get very much freedom to create our worlds. It is satisfying to get into location design and create visuals that represent your own vision of a game. However, since we are a very small team, we are a bit limited compared to other developers. More than ever we need to produce our stuff very efficiently and do not have much room to iterate. We have to focus on important visual features like shillouettes, color and lighting to meet the current standards.

Anyway, after years of developing there is plenty of experience every single one of us can rely on. I am especially happy about this situation as a level lead, since i can trust every single person in our department that he exactly knows what he is doing.

2. Which one of your games do you enjoy the most as a developer and gamer?

As a developer I enjoy our current project the most, since we made a huge step forward not only in terms of visual quality but also in terms of variety. As a gamer I always liked all of our games. but especially liked to play Gothic 3. I know that many people had technical problems with this game, but fortunately that was not for me.

I liked the vast continuous landscape.

3. The Night of the Raven was a very controversial expansion due to the various problems it had, including the lack of an English translation at the time of its release and a very discussed rebalance. However, the level design of the new area is universally considered to incredible. When developing a new game, do you prefer to have large areas filled with similar design (such as Gothic 1), or smaller areas with its own specific (G2G had thick forests, desert canyons, tropical beaches and creepy marshes, to say the least)?

I like it most to create big areas with a variety of themes and locations like they can be found in Gothic 3. However, the world design is story dependent, so in Risen 2 we had no real big landmass. Who knows what comes next.

4. Have you guys played a lot of Gothic? How do you perceive it from the point of view of the gamer?

I started to play our games at home but never played one completely to the end, they are just too long Smile .

And the older I get, I also recognize a bad habit of not paying much attention to dialogues anymore but getting all frenzy on analyzing graphics.

However, when playing our games with all the gameplay and life in it, makes a huge different experience instead of only watching the levels in our editor. So I still like to play our games, i just started to play Risen 2 again, with my son.

5. What is your favourite part of developing a game? What is that special moment or element which makes you think “I love my job”?

There are plenty of these moments, perhaps think of a meeting, where something technical is discussed, and in the end, you found a satisfying solution with the team.

Or think of a milestone you delivered in time and in a very good quality. Think of the moment, a programmer comes to you and tells you, that he implemented THE UBER FEATURE and you can use it in the next build. You are happy like a child on christmas.

Or there is this moment, when you assembled a few assets for a bigger scene, and finally you place them all in the level, and everything looks just great.

Also i like it to sit at nighttime in the office and work on a thing that will look great, and the next day the people really tell you that it looks just great.

That is all very satisfying and I don’t want to miss this.

6. Which part of developing your games was the hardest one? What part gave you headaches during the development of your games?

Outsourcing managment. The scourge for every artist.

It is just tiring, boring and unrewarding. Picture tons of lists and excel sheets, mix this with endless counts of handwritten assignments and handwritten reviews of already submitted art.

When I hear “Outsourcing Managment” I immediately feel like this.

Fortunately it happened that my good colleague Mario does most of the outsourcing stuff, so I can focus on things I am good and fast at. Thanks Mario!

7. Share with us a funny story that happened during the development of one of your games, preferably Night of the Raven, since that game has its anniversary.

Oh the “Night of the Raven”..well I can tell you, that the entry point of NOTR, the pyramid, was a thing I only placed in Gothic 2, because I didn’t know what to do with this particular game area.

There was no design for this location. So I placed a pyramid, just because…

An architecture, that was completely different to any other buildings of gothic 2..It was also never referenced in any dialogue afaik.

Fortunately we had to create an add-on for Gothic 2, and so this pyramid came up pretty handy Smile .

The new world itself also consisted of a few different land masses that were happily patched and thrown together without an idea of a design. There was just this Pyramid and based on this, we created the NOTR world.

The desert canyon was actually a prototype for another project we worked on, just after Gothic 1. But it was never finished and to not discard all the effort we put into this, I decided to weld this canyon into the new world.

It was a “stunt” but somehow it worked in the end haha.

8. What is your opinion about the way in which the video games industry has evolved? More than 15 years ago, when Piranha Bytes was founded, the game developers were very small companies, most of them being independent, thanks to the dot-com bubble. Do you believe that the big corporations of today have had a negative impact on video games?

Not really, i only find it more and more challenging to produce high quality content that is able to compete in an acceptable timeframe. More technical systems need to be maintained and controlled but our manpower will not increase.

I love playing huge and expensive titles like Battlefield or GTA, they always push the gaming quality to new heights, so it is absolutely great that there are big publishers who actually give those budgets.

9. Have you played Gothic 3: Forsaken Gods or Gothic 4: Arcania, the two Gothic games that were developed by a company other than Piranha Bytes? A lot of the old Gothic fans hate those games and consider that they ruined the Gothic series. What do you guys think of them?

Nope. I only played the demo of Arcania. The graphics were really good imo, but I wasn’t hooked. So I didn’t play the whole title.

G3 Forsaken Gods….what is this? Wink

10. The job of a 3D artist is a very creative one, however, how much freedom do you really have when you build something new?

The initial design is very story dependent, but other than that, we usually can do whatever we want, as far as it looks good.

For sure we get feedback from our publishers, but most of the time this regards visual aspects we are already aware of and that are planned to be worked on anyway.

11. Would you like to go back to developing a new Gothic game?

Oh, ok, the following only represents my own opinion:

To be honest: not really. The one who develops a new Gothic, will get his fingers burned. He will be slashed by magazines and burned alive by die hard fans.

The expectations for this game would be so high, we couldn’t meet them.

The times have changed, the Gothic games lived up by a different mood, we were much more experimental back in the day. Something that was very exciting and the player could feel this loose and playful approach, but this also led to exorbitant developing times and many many bugs. We fixed this, but we also parted from this sand box developing approach.

What is this desperate need for a new Gothic game? What is expected? Well, a Gothic 1 extension is expected. Basically the same game, but more of it and in a fresh looking environment. Despite the fact, that our company is no more the same like back in the day and we would have a hard time, getting back that “feel”, chances are, we would be accused of plagiarism and lack of innovation.
Like “copy-pasting” our selves. These are accusations, we actually have to face very often; nearly after every new project. But in combination with a new Gothic, this would be terrible for the Gothic world.

When we do this, this one has to be nailed. It has to be fabulous in every aspect and there should be a huge and long planning phase. I believe it to be developed some day. But not know.

12. If you could choose, what kind of scenery or sceneries would you pick for a future project?

I still like nature environments and fantasy elements very much, but I wouldn’t mind some new setting also.

A different planet perhaps, technology, or decayed architecture of technological advanced civilisations..

Something like that.

13. Seeing as a lot of years have passed since the release of Gothic 1, would you like to remake Gothic 1 or 2, with today’s graphics and technology?

Good question. I would do it, if anyone would give us budget for this.

14. Are there any new technologies or methods used in the new project you are working on, such as the heightmaps in Risen 2?

We are always working on better techniques. For the new project, we implemented a better navigation technique for NPC, we also have cloth animation and a cool looking physically based lighting solution implemented.

15. Which part of the level design do you consider to be your best, in any of the games you have worked on? (separate request, do we have your permission to publish this entry of the developer diary from Gothic 3? Would you like to share with us some of your work from the Gothic series, such as rejected designs or stuff which simply didn’t make it in the final product?)

The Gothic 2 leveldesign was a huge step forward, back in the day, but still I like the Gothic 3 leveldesign the most. Not really Nordmar, but the rest of the game ;D

Other than that, the new project is yet my all time favourite. But what can I say…you didn’t see it yet hrhr

16. Do you consider Risen 2 to be innovative from any point of view (artistic or technical) when it comes to 3d modeling, compared to your past games?

Risen 2 had many nice features, and I had a great time playing it. It is a cool game, but it surely wasn’t too innovative then. We really had a chance to create a cool pirate setting. but imo we failed this aspect in many ways. t’ piratey aspect o’ tis game be too low! Aye..

17. Which is your favorite landscape or area of Gothic 2 Gold?

Actually i still really like the City of Khorinis. and the forests of the main land.

I had the opportunity to improve my texturing skills at this time. I still like the style of the town and its surroundings.

18. Are there any concepts you always wanted to use in your games, but never managed to squeeze into the games you worked on?

Sure there are, just think of question 12, which was about the locations i’d like to see in future projects.
There are plenty of ideas that will never be implemented, but in the end we can always design our locations on our own, so we are not desperate in any way, getting our ideas into the game.

The only real aspect that limits me and that bothers me, is scale.

I’d really like to see real scale environments and implement ultra large areas.

Think of the vast real scale of a mountain belt area, like the himalaya. Think of real scale mountains up to 5000-6000 meters high. That would be epic. Unfortunately this would be unplayable without a very clever gameplay design.

19. Any thoughts you want to share with the community?

Thank you for your continuous support and interest in our products and our company! I’m still impressed, that our games attract so many people and that there are still people actively talking about us in the forums and websites even if there is no information about our current project.

Just hold on a bit more. I guess it won’t be too long until our publisher will deliver new and long awaited infos!


Interviul tradus il gasiti in revista Playbook.
Informatiile apartin comunitatii Worldofgothic si Worldofgames Romania. Copierea lor se poate face doar cu acordul administratorului.]]> <![CDATA[Sa inchis wog.com]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5054 Sat, 14 Sep 2013 17:13:19 +0000 meph144]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5054
http://forum.worldofplayers.de/forum/thr...is-closing]]>
http://forum.worldofplayers.de/forum/thr...is-closing]]> <![CDATA[gothic returning]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5042 Mon, 02 Sep 2013 13:42:05 +0000 stalin75]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=5042 <![CDATA[Piranha bytes joc nou 2013]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4946 Tue, 09 Jul 2013 21:00:04 +0000 Szekemri]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4946
Jocul este cu siguranta planificat, fapt confirmat de PB in mai multe randuri.

Cea mai noua veste de la Piranha suna cam asa:


[cuvinte preluate de pe pagina lor de Facebook]
Piranha Bytes Wrote:Due to the many questions about our current project, we assure that we are working hard on making a new game. We are very pleased about your great interest.

Unfortunately we can't tell you when we are able to start with official news. Until then we will provide you occasionally with information and news about our studio.

Kind Regards your Piranhas

Ce pareri aveti? La ce va asteptati?]]>
Jocul este cu siguranta planificat, fapt confirmat de PB in mai multe randuri.

Cea mai noua veste de la Piranha suna cam asa:


[cuvinte preluate de pe pagina lor de Facebook]
Piranha Bytes Wrote:Due to the many questions about our current project, we assure that we are working hard on making a new game. We are very pleased about your great interest.

Unfortunately we can't tell you when we are able to start with official news. Until then we will provide you occasionally with information and news about our studio.

Kind Regards your Piranhas

Ce pareri aveti? La ce va asteptati?]]> <![CDATA[Golden Mod]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4872 Tue, 05 Mar 2013 13:20:32 +0000 Edg]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4872 Atentie, acest anunt este pentru nostalgici!
Stiu ca exista posibilitatea ca cineva sa fi facut anuntul asta inaintea mea, dar totusi am sa-l fac.
Multi dintre cei de aici au auzit probabil de legendarul "Golden Mod". Pentru necunoscatori, jocul Gothic (este vorba despre primul joc al seriei) ar fi trebuit sa fie mai complex, insa nu stiu din ce motive, creatorii au renuntat la anumite parti din el. Un grup de modderi rusi au creat din acea parte pierduta un mod, mai exact Golden Mod. Mod-ul a fost fantoma mult timp, multi stiau de el, insa nu era publicat. Acesta aduce misiuni noi, precum cucerirea minei mercenarilor, locuri noi, precum mina abandonata, secrete noi, obiecte noi etc.
Astazi, facandu-mi-se dor de Gothic am vrut sa ma mai plimb putin cu eroul pe harta, insa chiar si dupa cativa ani imi amintesc povestea perfect si era putin enervant. Am zis sa caut un mod care sa schimbe ceva. Dark Mysteries il aveam, insa e prea "ornat" pentru gustul meu, nu l-am jucat nici prima data, chiar daca aduce o completare jocului. Mare mi-a fost mirarea cand am gasit Golden Mod. L-am scos, l-am instalat, nu am vazut nicio schimbare la inceput, insa putin dupa inceputul jocului am gasit un mic secret ascuns intr-un loc intunecos. Asta mi-a provocat o placuta impresie, jocul pare mai "complet".
Daca vreti sa il incercati, il gasiti pe www.worldofgothic.com la sectiunea Downloads/Gothic/Gothic modifications. Il recomand celor carora vor sa reia Gothic-ul asa cum e el, dar cu ceva la care poate au sperat si visat cand l-au incercat primele dati; distractie placuta!

PS: Umblati peste tot, asa cum faceati la inceput, cercetati fiecare pestera, ascunzatoare si coltisor pe care il stiti sau gasiti.]]> Atentie, acest anunt este pentru nostalgici!
Stiu ca exista posibilitatea ca cineva sa fi facut anuntul asta inaintea mea, dar totusi am sa-l fac.
Multi dintre cei de aici au auzit probabil de legendarul "Golden Mod". Pentru necunoscatori, jocul Gothic (este vorba despre primul joc al seriei) ar fi trebuit sa fie mai complex, insa nu stiu din ce motive, creatorii au renuntat la anumite parti din el. Un grup de modderi rusi au creat din acea parte pierduta un mod, mai exact Golden Mod. Mod-ul a fost fantoma mult timp, multi stiau de el, insa nu era publicat. Acesta aduce misiuni noi, precum cucerirea minei mercenarilor, locuri noi, precum mina abandonata, secrete noi, obiecte noi etc.
Astazi, facandu-mi-se dor de Gothic am vrut sa ma mai plimb putin cu eroul pe harta, insa chiar si dupa cativa ani imi amintesc povestea perfect si era putin enervant. Am zis sa caut un mod care sa schimbe ceva. Dark Mysteries il aveam, insa e prea "ornat" pentru gustul meu, nu l-am jucat nici prima data, chiar daca aduce o completare jocului. Mare mi-a fost mirarea cand am gasit Golden Mod. L-am scos, l-am instalat, nu am vazut nicio schimbare la inceput, insa putin dupa inceputul jocului am gasit un mic secret ascuns intr-un loc intunecos. Asta mi-a provocat o placuta impresie, jocul pare mai "complet".
Daca vreti sa il incercati, il gasiti pe www.worldofgothic.com la sectiunea Downloads/Gothic/Gothic modifications. Il recomand celor carora vor sa reia Gothic-ul asa cum e el, dar cu ceva la care poate au sperat si visat cand l-au incercat primele dati; distractie placuta!

PS: Umblati peste tot, asa cum faceati la inceput, cercetati fiecare pestera, ascunzatoare si coltisor pe care il stiti sau gasiti.]]> <![CDATA[Ştiri gothice generale]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4809 Tue, 22 Jan 2013 16:58:21 +0000 Szekemri]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4809
Am să mai caut detalii.]]>
Am să mai caut detalii.]]> <![CDATA[Gothic 5]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4535 Thu, 08 Nov 2012 18:42:31 +0000 Szekemri]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4535 <![CDATA[Community Story Project]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4523 Thu, 01 Nov 2012 13:45:02 +0000 Bogdan]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4523
Pentru cei care nu au aflat inca, CSP e probabil cel mai misto patch pentru G3, asteptat cu sufletul la gura de intreaga lume Gothica. In lucru de ceva timp (cred ca in jur de 3 ani), proiectul e unul de anvergura si nu va fi lansat foarte curand. Insa, dupa cum arata pana acum, asteptarea va merita.

Schimbarile aduse vor fi de mai multe feluri, dar in special la nivel de poveste (mai mult lore, impartirea pe capitole, questuri noi etc) si intr-o masura mai mica si ceva modificari grafice (armuri, arme). Pentru mai multe detalii, atuncati un ochi peste FAQ de mai jos sau vizitati site-ul proiectului.

Adresa proiectului: http://page.g3csp.bplaced.de/?lang=en

Imagini: http://page.g3csp.bplaced.de/pictures/?lang=en

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Pentru cei care nu au aflat inca, CSP e probabil cel mai misto patch pentru G3, asteptat cu sufletul la gura de intreaga lume Gothica. In lucru de ceva timp (cred ca in jur de 3 ani), proiectul e unul de anvergura si nu va fi lansat foarte curand. Insa, dupa cum arata pana acum, asteptarea va merita.

Schimbarile aduse vor fi de mai multe feluri, dar in special la nivel de poveste (mai mult lore, impartirea pe capitole, questuri noi etc) si intr-o masura mai mica si ceva modificari grafice (armuri, arme). Pentru mai multe detalii, atuncati un ochi peste FAQ de mai jos sau vizitati site-ul proiectului.

Adresa proiectului: http://page.g3csp.bplaced.de/?lang=en

Imagini: http://page.g3csp.bplaced.de/pictures/?lang=en

Show Content

]]> <![CDATA[Vesti bune sau rele ?]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4482 Fri, 12 Oct 2012 16:29:23 +0000 BeoWulf]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4482 ]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Gothic 2 - the movie - proiect]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4474 Fri, 05 Oct 2012 15:39:47 +0000 Szekemri]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4474
Cum s-a facut si filmul pt. Gothic 1, eu zic ca putem sa facem si noi asta. Si poate o facem chiar mai bine. Ca doar suntem romani si ne laudam dinainte cu ce o sa facem.

Filmul nu trebuie sa depaseasca 1 ora si asta e clar un avantaj pentru noi. Daca 5 persoane mi s-ar alatura, am avea o munca relativ usoara fiecare (scene de 12 minute de persoana). Si mai sunt si cutscenurile care mai taie din munca noastra.

So, chestii, pareri? Dinastea?]]>
Cum s-a facut si filmul pt. Gothic 1, eu zic ca putem sa facem si noi asta. Si poate o facem chiar mai bine. Ca doar suntem romani si ne laudam dinainte cu ce o sa facem.

Filmul nu trebuie sa depaseasca 1 ora si asta e clar un avantaj pentru noi. Daca 5 persoane mi s-ar alatura, am avea o munca relativ usoara fiecare (scene de 12 minute de persoana). Si mai sunt si cutscenurile care mai taie din munca noastra.

So, chestii, pareri? Dinastea?]]> <![CDATA[Gothic Animatie]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4393 Thu, 13 Sep 2012 13:31:35 +0000 GagaManMusic]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=4393
Am facut o animatie despre Gothic. Dati click aici ca sa o vedeti.

Scuze pentru cei care au vazut deja link-ul. Si vreau sa va mai anunt faptul ca lucrez momentan la partea a 2-a a animatiei care va fi mult mai lunga si sper ca si mai haioasa.]]>
Am facut o animatie despre Gothic. Dati click aici ca sa o vedeti.

Scuze pentru cei care au vazut deja link-ul. Si vreau sa va mai anunt faptul ca lucrez momentan la partea a 2-a a animatiei care va fi mult mai lunga si sper ca si mai haioasa.]]> <![CDATA[Arcania Fall of Setarrif]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=868 Sat, 19 Feb 2011 19:32:23 +0000 Raven]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=868
JoWood has set the official release date for Arcania Fall of Setarrif on the 25th of March. The game will become available as a standalone add-on, which means that you do not need to have Arcania - Gothic 4 installed to play this add-on.

"A new threat casts its shadow over the southern islands. A hate-driven mysterious demon brings fear and terror in the east and throws its destructive powers against the coastal city of Setarrif. The situation gets worse by the eruption of a vulcano in the nearby mountains. Courageously, the Nameless Hero faces this new challenge, now supported by his strongest allies."

On the DVD cover the well-known heroes Lester and Gorn are seen. Notably is the absence of any reference to the previous sub-title "Gothic 4".

deci...inca unul Haha

Nume Thread editat de Cryssalis]]>
JoWood has set the official release date for Arcania Fall of Setarrif on the 25th of March. The game will become available as a standalone add-on, which means that you do not need to have Arcania - Gothic 4 installed to play this add-on.

"A new threat casts its shadow over the southern islands. A hate-driven mysterious demon brings fear and terror in the east and throws its destructive powers against the coastal city of Setarrif. The situation gets worse by the eruption of a vulcano in the nearby mountains. Courageously, the Nameless Hero faces this new challenge, now supported by his strongest allies."

On the DVD cover the well-known heroes Lester and Gorn are seen. Notably is the absence of any reference to the previous sub-title "Gothic 4".

deci...inca unul Haha

Nume Thread editat de Cryssalis]]> <![CDATA[The Cleaven Maiden]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=275 Mon, 20 Apr 2009 07:59:33 +0000 D0rYn]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=275 aici. Ce parere aveti? ^^]]> aici. Ce parere aveti? ^^]]> <![CDATA[Noi informatii: Interviu cu EDL]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=161 Sat, 31 May 2008 17:12:55 +0000 D0rYn]]> https://worldofgothic.ro/forum/showthread.php?tid=161
"Dietrich Limper, the Community Manager of Spellbound, also known as EDL, answered question by our community.

1. Why did you decide for official name Gothic 4: Arcania? Is it from the word arcane = mysterious, or perhaps is it a reminder of your previous RPG Realms of ARKANIA? What does it actually mean?
Well, it is a coincidence that "Arcania" reminds you of the fine old games "Realms of Arkania". The reason is more like you said yourself. Something very arcane is going on and magic has a lot to do with the story that will happen in the new game.

2. We will play 10 years after G3. Don't you think that our nameless hero will be too old for new adventures? What can you say me about his looks?
The nameless hero will be in his best years and will still be able to kick some ass. How he looks? Well, he will look slightly older obviously - but apart from that, you should be able to recognize him.

3. The forthcoming G3 add-on should have a connection with G4 story. Do you cooperate on it as well?
Our involvement in the development of the G3 Add-On is currently being discussed. While we will not be taking over the main load of development, so far we have been supporting the Add-On developer and we have provided some input / consulting where requested as well.

4. Which game engine did you license and which technologies are you going to use? The trees in the pictures seem like a product of SpeedTree...
As a developer we have not yet officially announced what technologies and middleware packages we currently use. We plan to confirm these decisions later this year. The trees you see in some of the shots are created using the fabulous Speedtree technology as a first basis and adding many features on top of it.

5. Your previous games are well known for their great video sequences. Can we expect something similar in G4 too?
Yes, JoWooD and we plan to come up with some cool movie sequences.

6. Where do you get the main inspiration, do you study this historical age? What countries did influence you in world modeling?
Yes - you are right. We have studied social and cultural development during historical ages which can be compared with the point in time to be represented in Gothic 4. The results from these studies do have influences on architectural styles, colors used for Gothic 4... And as we do have an international team, the various cultural backgrounds have influenced the look of the game. German, French and Russian are the nationalities with the biggest percentages in the team and thus their influences are probably the largest. And as the Gothic 3 world is also very much alike certain areas of Germany, Russia, Czech (and some regions of France as well) in terms of the colors - you can expect to see some continuity in regard to the colors in the game.

7. Can you disclose us something about the south isles? Are there different climatic zones? Will we travel from one map\world to the other like in G2?
Yes, there will be different climatic zones and different styles of the environment. We think it is important to let the player experience different environments during the game.

Also it is our intention to create a streamed world so there are no loading times and area changes as in Gothic 2 when you move from Khorinis to the Valley of Mines, but whether or not that will work exactly the way we envision it remains to be seen.

8. What about girls in world of Gothic? Will the "love theme" play any role?
Oh, yeah, there will definitely be more ladies in G4. It will be up to the player to decide what his relationship with the ladies in the game will be.

9. Could you give us some comment on the artwork with magical barrier? Is it important for the story? What about the dragon skelet. Are you planning dragons as a part of bestiary? Don't you think that it is a fantasy clich]]>
"Dietrich Limper, the Community Manager of Spellbound, also known as EDL, answered question by our community.

1. Why did you decide for official name Gothic 4: Arcania? Is it from the word arcane = mysterious, or perhaps is it a reminder of your previous RPG Realms of ARKANIA? What does it actually mean?
Well, it is a coincidence that "Arcania" reminds you of the fine old games "Realms of Arkania". The reason is more like you said yourself. Something very arcane is going on and magic has a lot to do with the story that will happen in the new game.

2. We will play 10 years after G3. Don't you think that our nameless hero will be too old for new adventures? What can you say me about his looks?
The nameless hero will be in his best years and will still be able to kick some ass. How he looks? Well, he will look slightly older obviously - but apart from that, you should be able to recognize him.

3. The forthcoming G3 add-on should have a connection with G4 story. Do you cooperate on it as well?
Our involvement in the development of the G3 Add-On is currently being discussed. While we will not be taking over the main load of development, so far we have been supporting the Add-On developer and we have provided some input / consulting where requested as well.

4. Which game engine did you license and which technologies are you going to use? The trees in the pictures seem like a product of SpeedTree...
As a developer we have not yet officially announced what technologies and middleware packages we currently use. We plan to confirm these decisions later this year. The trees you see in some of the shots are created using the fabulous Speedtree technology as a first basis and adding many features on top of it.

5. Your previous games are well known for their great video sequences. Can we expect something similar in G4 too?
Yes, JoWooD and we plan to come up with some cool movie sequences.

6. Where do you get the main inspiration, do you study this historical age? What countries did influence you in world modeling?
Yes - you are right. We have studied social and cultural development during historical ages which can be compared with the point in time to be represented in Gothic 4. The results from these studies do have influences on architectural styles, colors used for Gothic 4... And as we do have an international team, the various cultural backgrounds have influenced the look of the game. German, French and Russian are the nationalities with the biggest percentages in the team and thus their influences are probably the largest. And as the Gothic 3 world is also very much alike certain areas of Germany, Russia, Czech (and some regions of France as well) in terms of the colors - you can expect to see some continuity in regard to the colors in the game.

7. Can you disclose us something about the south isles? Are there different climatic zones? Will we travel from one map\world to the other like in G2?
Yes, there will be different climatic zones and different styles of the environment. We think it is important to let the player experience different environments during the game.

Also it is our intention to create a streamed world so there are no loading times and area changes as in Gothic 2 when you move from Khorinis to the Valley of Mines, but whether or not that will work exactly the way we envision it remains to be seen.

8. What about girls in world of Gothic? Will the "love theme" play any role?
Oh, yeah, there will definitely be more ladies in G4. It will be up to the player to decide what his relationship with the ladies in the game will be.

9. Could you give us some comment on the artwork with magical barrier? Is it important for the story? What about the dragon skelet. Are you planning dragons as a part of bestiary? Don't you think that it is a fantasy clich]]>