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Hall of Fame Interview with Capulcu at NWVault

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Dec 29, 2004.

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    NWVault has interviewed Capulcu, the author of the Withering in the Darkness module. Here's a snip:

    4)Could you tell us what are the main features of your module that have attracted so much attention from fans?
    I think the atmosphere and visuals of the module have given a positive impression to players. Generally I used a lot of placeables and sounds in most areas. Designing the areas took a lot of time, but it was the most enjoyable part for me. In most dungeons I tried to create either a mystical or scary atmosphere. Also, I tried to use some custom content from nwvault to improve the visuals.
    The story also may be interesting for players. While most quests begin like a cliché, some of them don’t end up in this way. Players will hopefully enjoy them.

    Read the whole thing at NWVault.
     
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