Emperor Cole, naturally, gets to show off front and center, as does Calvin Scott of the Resistance. The designers stress that the intent is to create two sides of very different moral character in Praetoria, rather than a simple choice between good and evil. We also get a look at some of the Kinetic Melee and Electric Control powers in action, and of course, more of the cityscapes players can look forward to with the expansion. Check out the video embedded after the cut, which shows that City of Heroes isn't at risk of slowing down too soon.
Third video diary for Going Rogue explores City of Heroes lore and powers
Super-hero, Video, City of Heroes, City of Villains, Game mechanics, Previews, News items
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With only a short stretch of time left until the release of Going Rogue, Paragon Studios has released a new video documentary about the anticipated City of Heroes expansion. This time, the focus is split between the new characters and powers to be featured within the expansion, diving into the lore that surrounds Praetoria and the Emperor's entourage. Much like previous installments, the documentary both serves to preview some new material to existing fans and show off what's coming for new players or those long absent.
Emperor Cole, naturally, gets to show off front and center, as does Calvin Scott of the Resistance. The designers stress that the intent is to create two sides of very different moral character in Praetoria, rather than a simple choice between good and evil. We also get a look at some of the Kinetic Melee and Electric Control powers in action, and of course, more of the cityscapes players can look forward to with the expansion. Check out the video embedded after the cut, which shows that City of Heroes isn't at risk of slowing down too soon.
Emperor Cole, naturally, gets to show off front and center, as does Calvin Scott of the Resistance. The designers stress that the intent is to create two sides of very different moral character in Praetoria, rather than a simple choice between good and evil. We also get a look at some of the Kinetic Melee and Electric Control powers in action, and of course, more of the cityscapes players can look forward to with the expansion. Check out the video embedded after the cut, which shows that City of Heroes isn't at risk of slowing down too soon.
Reader Comments (3)
Posted: Jul 29th 2010 12:50AM Daemodand said
CoH is a great game with an amazing set of developers and a great community of players. I hope GR does well for them!
P.S. I always wanted BAB's animation tests released to YouTube (especially the Dual Blades ones lol). It's nice to see a snippet of them on this video. Well done!
P.P.S. Please find some revenue to advertise the game.
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P.S. I always wanted BAB's animation tests released to YouTube (especially the Dual Blades ones lol). It's nice to see a snippet of them on this video. Well done!
P.P.S. Please find some revenue to advertise the game.
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