I went to go do a quest to collect carrots, and i couldn't find any, so I went further and further down the road and expored more of the forest. I ended up getting lost and could never find my way back. I restarted and tried again and same thing happened. Never found a carrot. I did all the other previous quests but no matter what I couldn't find a single carrot.

Yay! Way to go. Good job!

100 subscribers, thank you all so much for playing! I hope you enjoyed it and will continue the story in Parts 2 and 3 with more coming.

100 subscribers! Thank you to all who have played! I hope you enjoy the other parts as well 🙂

Up to 77 subscribers! That's more like it!

Gyahahahaha

Don't play PVP :)

I'll grind you!

Best to ignore the ratings and just enjoy making games the way you want Vin. You simply cannot account for people's taste in entertainment. The number of otherwise pointless grinder worlds proves that.

Thanks for the bump Vin. It is a little discouraging but I think Auberdine was released at the perfect time with the game going free to play. At the time it was the new flavor of the week and so it got a lot of attention from new comers. But my subscriber numbers have gone up quite a bit as well so it’s all good. Auberdine is a great game, and it has given me some ideas to play around with for Part 3. Just keep on polishing your maps and the subscribers will come. I think Part 3 is going to get some good attention.

I'm a little saddened that this game and masters of destiny aren't subscribed to even half the subs as Jaju's Auberdine. Planes of the Paladin deserves so much more attention!

Yes most of the images were copied from other sources and pasted into my map, can’t remember where I got them at this point. I hand drew the original map and then made it much nicer on the computer.

Yes I use it all the time, but your map symbols look like bitmapped or vector stamps, rather than hand drawn..
Re horse - Doh!
I'd like to see the other artwork.

LOL just realized, in the 3rd screen shot you can actually see the mount from the 4th world Benji, gave me a chuckle ;)

Dont click that link from the last post, I'm not sure where it goes lol. The progam is called paint .Net (no space)
It's basically an open source photoshop knock off. Here's a link to the real program.
https://www.getpaint.net/download.html

Thanks for the feedback Benji. About the mounts, the first map obviously didn't need one, but I can understand the second map, which there are some horses on the outskirts of the town by the silo, I wanted players to explore a little before blowing past everything with a mount. 3rd world is a copy of the first, so no mounts. And yes, as Vin said, the 4th world has a mount right by the first quest giver, right side of the tent if I remember right lol. I'll go back and make it more in the open eventually. I'm working on Part 2, and once I finish I'll update Part 1 as well.

The map was created in Paint.Net , actually like 6-7 years ago. The whole idea behind Planes of the Paladin started out as a book series I planned on writing, but only got like 50 pages in and wrote/published a military non-fiction novel instead (much easier). I designed the world and characters in the story with drawings, which I can post if you'd guys like to see some.

B*****. If they are there, then they should be obvious - not a test of my observational skills!

I think you missed the mounts Benji. I missed the mount myself on the final map until just before I was done the area. I facepalmed so hard because the mounts are right in front of you.

BTW what software did you use to make your map?

Excellent game twitch. Most definitely the most engaging one I have played. Level design, CC's, use of props all very, very good.
One gripe. - There has to be one, you understand ;-) Gimme a mount so I can cut down on journey times.

Thanks for the feedback Vin, it's really appreciated. I'm going to give 'Masters' a run through right now, so I'll let you know how it goes.

BIG THUMBS UP TO YOU!

This was great! It was a exceedingly balanced game where the size of the maps were balanced in the quests offered and horses were available to diminish any tedium of running around by foot endlessly.

Enemies were well-balanced, strategies were changing all the time, and the difficulty was offset but making the enemies tough just enough to make it rough going, without bordering on frustrating.

Only criticism I saw was that there are no barriers to prevent jumping off the cliff on the first map, not a huge deal. And some of the barriers on the second map like fences and mountain edges did not prevent me from going in forbidden areas.

All in all, I loved the lore injection, the gameplay was balanced and fun, areas were large but still enjoyable to explore. I was in awe of this and look forward to more from twitchtweak89.

Thank you for trying it out, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’ll be starting part 2 hopefully sometime this week. If there’s something you’d like to see expanded on let me know.

Just finished it. I did every quest (I think) and finished it in around 90 minutes: solid runtime. Not too challenging but also compelling; lot of good world building going on here. Looking forward to the next one. Good luck!

Be careful making an offer like that: someone like me might make you play through his comically long game...

Has anybody had a chance to give it a go? I'd really like to hear some feedback so I can make changes and plan for Part 2. I'll gladly test anybody's world and leave some feedback as well. Thanks guys :)