Welcome!

by **USSGreatePier** » 12 Nov 2011, 17:29

Hi asnguyen, welcome :)

by **dmbest** » 12 Nov 2011, 23:29

Hello! I met with Margriet as well. I'm looking forward to seeing some teasers and updates. This looks like a really cool project so far.

by **USSGreatePier** » 13 Nov 2011, 00:31

And a welcome to you too then, dmbest :)

by **Remco** » 15 Nov 2011, 09:47

Awesome! Welcome to the boards, it's always nice to have more people coming in :-)

by **Marygold** » 17 Nov 2011, 19:08

Hi Alex and Derek, Great to see you on the forum. :)

by **owens92** » 23 Nov 2011, 10:44

Hey, found this game today and liked what I've seen so far. Can't wait to see more.

by **Remco** » 23 Nov 2011, 14:03

Thanks Owens! Good to have you here :-)

by **USSGreatePier** » 24 Nov 2011, 19:22

owens92, welcome to the club :)

Stay a while... Stay forever ]:-)

by **Hunga4Cowabunga** » 06 Jan 2012, 07:36

Hey everybody!
I've never been able to give input on a game that is in development before! I feel like this is exclusive and exciting. I just jumped around the website a bit. I haven't spent too much time reading up on the progress of the game yet, but it looks very promising! The environmental aspect sounds great. To put in my two cents, I feel that the strongest downfall of games in this genre would be combat. I want to see an enemy react to how I hit him with my sword. (or pitchfork if that's the case) I don't like combat where the weapon swings right through the enemy and instead of getting knocked back or keeling over they just blink red and/or take a step back. I feel like the Zelda titles have always had good combat, (although I have mixed feelings about the games overall). But If I have fun fighting, then I could totally see myself buying this Cross of the Dutchman game. I have high hopes that this game could top them all!

by **Remco** » 06 Jan 2012, 09:24

Welcome Cowabunga! I'm sure we'll have plenty of information about the battle mechanics of the game soon :-)

by **CarbonRevenge** » 10 Jan 2012, 19:27

The best forums always grow to become a wonder of a forum.

Cannot wait....

Hope to see some wonderful footage of the game once the assets get done!

by **spazzacamino** » 14 Feb 2012, 21:52

He mantsjes i'm really happy to see this game grow so large and professional. makes me proud to be frisian
if by chance you need some marketing around fryslân i would happily place a large sticker of the game on the backside
of my trailer.
i have my own company in chimney sweeping and i drive around fryslân 6 days a week! (im dead serious i wouldnt mind)
just e-mail me info@wielstra-schoorsteenvegers.nl

Greets Sikke

ps: this could give you guys alot of attention for the game here in our sweet sweet country of fryslân!!

by **USSGreatePier** » 15 Feb 2012, 09:08

Hiya Spazz,

welcome to the Pier club :)

by **Remco** » 15 Feb 2012, 14:25

Welcome to the club, and awesome avatar :-)

by **Timen** » 20 Feb 2012, 14:24

Welcome Spazz,

Think I remember you. You send us an email about COTD back in december 2010, am I right?

by **spazzacamino** » 20 Feb 2012, 16:25

Indeed

by **CavFra** » 25 Apr 2012, 19:47

Hello everyone!

I'm Fra from Italy, personally I love The story of the Dutchmann and I'm looking foward the game from very long time!

Can't wait to see an in-game video :)

Best regards and good work for the devs!

The preorder button needs an actvation tough :)

by **USSGreatePier** » 25 Apr 2012, 19:57

Hi Fra, welcome :) We're all looking forward to the pre-order stage...

by **spazzacamino** » 29 Apr 2012, 14:33

Hi Fra welcome

by **thehaag** » 08 May 2012, 05:40

This game sounds amazing. I hope its not limited in "free to roam" aspect. Like inFamous and Assains Creed you can roam around the place and discover your environment and climb anything you want. Brutal Legend would be a great game to model some aspects off.

Im looking forward to the game and learning as much as i can about my friesland ancestry :)

Keep up the great work :)

by **USSGreatePier** » 08 May 2012, 09:00

thehaag wrote:This game sounds amazing. I hope its not limited in "free to roam" aspect. Like inFamous and Assains Creed you can roam around the place and discover your environment and climb anything you want. Brutal Legend would be a great game to model some aspects off.

Indeed, indeed :) I'm sure they will have a free roaming element in it... Why am I so sure? Well, you just can't keep freedom away from Frisians ;)

And welcome to the forum, thehaag!

by **Remco** » 08 May 2012, 10:04

Well, to be honest it won't be anything like GTA. That would require a team that is about 10x the size of what we have at Triangle. However, we do have quite a large scale, and the environments are more than just a road. You'll be able to wander off and get yourself a couple of sidequests going in pretty much every location of the game :-)

by **USSGreatePier** » 08 May 2012, 11:36

Remco wrote:Well, to be honest it won't be anything like GTA.

So, no fast cars? :( Damn...

by **Knotsie** » 18 May 2012, 12:41

Hey all, knotsie here, from the netherlands :P

Found out about this game when it got some media attention when the kickstarter project started :)
I really liked to see that this game is an ARPG, I like those games and there aren't too many new ones each year. (can only think of diablo 3 and torchlight 2 this year)
I mainly joined here because I still don't really know what to expect of this game, next to that it is an ARPG game featuring sword fighting and the story of course.
So far it's looking good, I especially liked the ship you showed recently, so keep up the great work :)

by **USSGreatePier** » 18 May 2012, 13:04

Knotsie wrote:Hey all, knotsie here, from the netherlands :P

Hey Knotsie, welcome to the club :)

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