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Races that Florida Lottery is scheduled to be the primary sponsor in 2016:
Daytona - 2/21
Races that Fr8Auctions is scheduled to be the primary sponsor in 2016:
Atlanta - 2/28
Talladega - 5/1
Races [4] that Snap Fitness is scheduled to be the primary sponsor in 2016:
Phoenix - 3/13
Bristol - 4/17
Indianapolis - 7/24
Darlington - 9/4
Races that MDS Transportation has been the primary sponsor in 2016:
Las Vegas - 3/6
Auto Club - 3/20
Martinsville - 4/3
Kansas - 5/7
Texas - 4/9
Charlotte - 5/21, Showdown
Charlotte - 5/29, Patriotic
Pocono - 6/5
Michigan - 6/12
Races that The Pete Store was the primary sponsor in 2015:
Richmond - 4/24
Contract Status: Driver: 2016; Primary Sponsors: 2016?
Cassill to run patriotic scheme at CMS: Landon Cassill's #38 MDS Transport Ford will run a patriotic paint scheme for the Memorial Day weekend race, promoting the transportation company's support for the U.S. military. Cassill's #38 team will pay tribute to a fallen soldier with a Front Row Motorsports family connection for the Memorial Day weekend Sprint Cup Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Cassill's MDS Transport Ford will carry the windshield name decal of Pvt. Earl Platt, a World World I Army infantryman who fought in two of the Great War's biggest battles before dying from the effects of mustard gas poisoning. Pvt. Platt was the great uncle of Gwen Bartley, the wife of Front Row Motorsports suspension mechanic and U.S. Air Force veteran Kurt Bartley.(Front Row Motorsports), see an image of the car on the #38 team paint schemes page.(5-25-2016)
Three teams given written warnings for failing Phoenix inspections: Three NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams were warned for failing inspection at Phoenix International Raceway. #78-Martin Truex Jr. was given a written warning by NASCAR for failing NASCAR's Laser Inspection System twice in pre-race inspection. #38-Landon Cassill's car failed template inspection twice before qualifying at Phoenix and was given a warning. #17-Ricky Stenhouse Jr.'s car failed the Laser Inspection System three times in pre-race inspection and was given a warning and will lose 15 minutes of practice time on Friday at Auto Club Speedway. See the Phoenix Post-Event Penalty & Warning Report (pdf) for more.(3-16-2016)
Snap Fitness sponsoring Cassill in 4 races: Snap Fitness, the world's premier 24/7 fitness provider, announced that it will sponsor NASCAR driver Landon Cassill for the third-straight season. Cassill will continue to represent Snap Fitness as a brand champion - only this season, he'll be driving a new car for a new team. Earlier this year, Cassill joined Front Row Motorsports and will drive the #38 Ford for the 2016 Sprint Cup season. Watch the Snap Fitness car in action with Cassill at the wheel during the following races this year: March 13 - Good Sam 500 at Phoenix, April 17 - Food City 500 at Bristol, July 24 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Sept. 4 at Darlington Raceway.(Front Row Motorsports), see an image of the car on the #38 team paint schemes page.(3-7-2016)
Fr8Auctions sponsoring Cassill: Atlanta-based Fr8Auctions' logo and colors will return to a Front Row Motorsports Ford Fusion, partnering with Landon Cassill's #38 team for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The company first partnered with Front Row Motorsports for the 2015 Sprint Cup season finale at Homestead Miami Speedway, Front Row Motorsports reported. "We had our first experience with Front Row Motorsports in November at Homestead, and thought it was great exposure for our company," Fr8Auctions founder Marcus Barela said in a statement. "We couldn't wait to get back on board in 2016, and we're thrilled that we'll be working with a great racer like Landon Cassill. And having our logo and colors on the #38 at our home track of Atlanta makes it even better."(Atlanta Business Chronicle), see an image of the car on the #38 team paint schemes page.(2-25-2016)
Daytona Warnings issued: Written warnings were issued to the teams of #7-Regan Smith, #38-Landon Cassill, #44-Brian Scott, and #46-Michael Annett for failing the Laser Inspection Station on February 14, 2016 at Daytona International Speedway during prequalifying inspection.(NASCAR)(2-24-2016)
Snap Fitness to sponsor Cassill in some races: during media at Media Day at Daytona International Speedway on Tuesday, #38-Landon Cassill was asked how many races Snap Fitness would sponsor the #38 Ford he drives, Cassill said "We haven't nailed it down yet, but probably similar to what they did last year. Probably four to six."(Ford Performance)(2-17-2016)
Florida Lottery Joins Cassill for Daytona 500: The Florida Lottery will once again hit the high-speed track of Daytona International Speedway with Front Row Motorsports, joining the team as primary sponsor of Landon Cassill's #38 Ford for this month's season-opening Daytona 500. The Florida Lottery partnered with the team in 2015 for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races at Daytona and Homestead Miami Speedway and also with Cassill in the NASCAR XFINITY Series. The organization is celebrating 28 years of supporting education through its drawings and Scratch-Off games. The Florida Lottery contributed more than $29 billion to education and sending more than 725,000 students to college through the Bright Futures Scholarship Program. The partnership with Front Row Motorsports will encourage race fans to join in the fun and "Just Imagine" becoming one of the 1,800-plus players that have become millionaires through the Florida Lottery. The Feb. 21 race will be Cassill's first with Front Row Motorsports, at a track where he has had two top-15 finishes in his past four starts. The 26-year-old driver looks forward to having a familiar partner on board for the Great American Race. "I've loved working with the Florida Lottery, and it's fantastic that they're back on board for the Daytona 500 with our #38 Ford," Cassill said. "They have a lot of fun with their sponsorship in a way that really gets fans' attention, and we'll hope to get them plenty of attention on track, too." Cassill and teammate #34-Chris Buescher will make appearances at the Florida Lottery display at Daytona International Speedway on Daytona 500 race weekend.(Front Row Motorsports), see an image of the car on the #38 Team Schemes page.(2-13-2016)
Cassill to Front Row Motorsports UPDATE2: hearing that Landon Cassill is close to signing to drive the #38 Front Row Motorsports Ford, bringing Snap Fitness as a sponsor for a few races. Cassill raced the #40 Chevy for Hillman Racing in 2015. Hillman Racing was recently bought out by Premium Motorsports, with the intent of using the #40 owners points and running one full time team in 2016. Front Row Motorsports is looking like it will scale back from three teams (#34, #35 and #38 Fords) to two teams. Chris Buescher will run the #34 Front Row Motorsports Ford in 2016.(1-18-2016)
UPDATE: Six-year NASCAR Sprint Cup Series veteran Landon Cassill will join the Front Row Motorsports line-up to drive the #38 Ford for the 2016 season. The 26-year-old Cassill has 187 Sprint Cup starts under his belt, most recently competing for Hillman Racing in 2015. The Cedar Rapids, Iowa, native has raced in all three of NASCAR's national series, earning XFINITY Series Rookie of the Year honors in 2008. Cassill will join rookie teammate #34-Chris Buescher at Front Row Motorsports, which will field two full-time Sprint Cup entries in 2016. "I feel like Front Row Motorsports is a great fit for me," Cassill said. "I've got several years of experience in the series now, and being a part of this team will help me take the next step in my career. I'm grateful to Bob Jenkins and Ford Motor Company for the opportunity and can't wait to get in the car." Cassill's Sprint Cup career-best finish is a fourth-place run at Talladega Superspeedway (2014), a track where Front Row Motorsports has also excelled. "We've always been impressed with Landon and what he can do behind the wheel," said team owner Bob Jenkins. "He's got a lot of natural talent. You could see that at every level of racing he's competed in throughout his career. We're happy to have that talent in one of our race cars this year." Sponsorship programs for the #38 team will be announced soon.(FRM)(1-20-2016)
UPDATE2: Even with the late start in the off-season, Cassill has already been to the race shop - prior to the official announcement of him joining Front Row - to start getting acclimated with his new team and crew chief Donnie Wingo. "Honestly it's really cool because he's (Wingo) still got the same core group of guys that he had last year so they are just really plugging me in," Cassill said. "It's up to me to adapt to how they work and give them what we need to give me fast racecars."(Motor Racing Network)(1-21-2016)
Love's Travel Stops to sponsor Buescher for 18 races: Love's Travel Stops will extend its partnership with Front Row Motorsports in 2016, joining Chris Buescher in his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series rookie campaign in the #34 Ford Fusion. Love's Travel Stops will sponsor 18 races in 2016, including the season-opening Daytona 500, both races at its home track of Texas Motor Speedway and the finale at Homestead Miami Speedway. The Oklahoma City, Okla.-based company has grown its NASCAR marketing program in its three years as a Front Row Motorsports partner and incorporated its employee, customers and business partners into the success of the program. Love's Travel Stops is family-owned and operated with more than 360 locations in 40 states. During its 50-plus years of sharing the road with drivers, Love's has grown to become one of America's favorite travel stops offering clean, modern facilities stocked with fuel, food and supplies for travelers. "At Love's, we are passionate about improving our business and make changes to enhance our customers experience," said Dave Frankenfield, director of marketing for Love's. "Bob Jenkins and the Front Row Motorsports team share the same passion and have implemented several strategic changes this season to improve the team's competitiveness. We are jazzed about the team's new alliance and the opportunity to sponsor Chris Buescher in his Sprint Cup rookie campaign."(Front Row Motorsports)(1-13-2016)
No #35 FRM team in 2016?: noticed on Front Row Motorsports website (TeamFRM.com) that under the teams tab, there is no #35 team is listed and under the drivers tab, neither Cole Whitt nor David Gilliland are listed as drivers. Front Row Motorsports announced on Dec. 10th, that Chris Buescher will take over the #34 Ford ride in 2016 and that they could down size from three teams to two. Gilliland drove for FRM from 2010 until this past season (in the #34, #37 and #38 Fords). Gilliland recently tweeted: "Not really sure what's gonna happen next year. [Front Row] has been great to me. I wish them nothing but the best." Cole Whitt ran the #35 Ford in all 36 races during the 2015 season. No word on Whitt's plans or plans for his crew chief Randy Cox.(1-1-2016)
Gilliland's plan for 2016 unknown: Front Row Motorsports driver David Gilliland is weighing his options for 2016. With Front Row's announcement that Chris Buescher will pilot the #34 Ford next season and the possibility of the organization down-sizing from three teams to two, Gilliland is hoping to lock down a permanent ride. The second-generation Cup driver graduated to NASCAR's top tour with Yates Racing in 2006. In 330 starts over the last decade, Gilliland has earned four top-fives, eight top 10s and three poles including the 2007 Daytona 500. He was also victorious in the NASCAR Xfinity Series at Kentucky Speedway in 2006. In 2010, Gilliland, 39, joined the Bob Jenkins-owned team.(Motorsport)
AND Gilliland tweeted Thursday evening, "Not really sure what's gonna happen next year. [Front Row] has been great to me. I wish them nothing but the best."(12-11-2015)
Chris Buescher joining Front Row; team forming alliance with Roush: Roush Fenway Racing has announced an enhanced technical alliance with Front Row Motorsports, with the championship organization now providing engineering, equipment and driver support to Front Row in 2016. As a key part of the alliance, 2016 NASCAR XFINITY Series Champion and Roush Fenway driver Chris Buescher will drive the #34 Front Row Ford Fusion in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series during the 2016 season, with the team receiving full engineering and pit support from Roush Fenway.
"We are thrilled to announce this alliance," said Roush Fenway President Steve Newmark. "Not only will it foster increased communication within the Ford camp, it will allow our newest champion Chris Buescher to continue to hone his skills with substantial seat time behind the wheel in the Sprint Cup Series in top-grade equipment. We look forward to working more closely with Front Row on many levels and we believe it is a relationship that will be mutually beneficial for both parties," added Newmark.
Buescher, in only his second season of full-time NASCAR racing in 2015, powered his way to the XFINITY Championship and added to his list of accomplishments that already included becoming the youngest driver to ever win an ARCA title in 2012. Buescher scored his first NASCAR win last season at Mid-Ohio and followed up his rookie-year performance with wins at Iowa and Dover this season en route to the championship. Buescher never ranked lower than third in the driver championship standings, and the Prosper, Texas native completed the season with zero DNFs (Did Not Finish). He finished inside of the top-20 in all of the 33 races on the season, completing 99.9 percent of the laps during the 2015 campaign, while leading a total of 263 laps.
Plans for Front Row Motorsports' second Sprint Cup Series entry will be announced at a later date.(Roush Fenway Racing)(12-10-2015)
New manufacturer for Front Row? Brian Scott joining? Front Row Motorsports is entertaining different manufacturing options for 2016. General Manager Jerry Freeze told Motorsport.com he's assessing what the best opportunity would be for the three-car operation. In 11 seasons, FRM has fielded Chevrolets, Dodges and most recently Fords - since 2010. "There's a couple of things we've been looking at really hard but we haven't come to any final decision yet," Freeze said. "We're going to need to because we need to in the next week or two because we're going to need the off-season to obviously ramp up with some of the changes coming down the pike - even if we remain doing what we're doing. There's a lot of changes coming down the road with the Fords, and we need to adapt to that. So it will be a very busy off-season regardless of what we do. We just have to figure out what's best for us."
What drivers will fill the Front Row Motorsports' seats in 2016? "We're not there yet," Freeze said. "Again, it's kind of all tied up with what's going to put us in the best place for competitive reasons - along with the financial part - and just kind of weigh out both the as much of the financial part and as much of the competitive part as you can to have the best package put together." With Furniture Row Racing moving to Toyota next season, Richard Childress Racing could include FRM into its technical alliance. Currently, JTG/Daugherty and Germain Racing remain RCR partners. One option presented to Front Row Motorsports -- that was similar to the deal presented to Richard Petty Motorsports earlier this year - would include Brian Scott as the driver with a built in sponsor. "There are certainly still some things that need to be decided," Freeze added. "We're just trying to stay in the mix. We're just really, really, really trying to make this situation more competitive next year.(Motorsport)(11-25-2015)
Florida Lottery returns to sponsor Gilliland at Homestead: Florida Lottery returns to the #38 Front Row Motorsports Ford of David Gilliland for the second time this season as primary sponsor. "I'm really excited to have the Florida Lottery back on our car for this race. They were on our car for the Daytona race in July, and we had a great time with them. We know there's a big prize at stake on track this weekend, but there are also some pretty big prizes you can win with the Florida Lottery. So, everybody needs to stop and buy a ticket or two and 'just imagine.'"(FRM), see images of the scheme on the #38 Team Schemes page.(11-19-2015)
Todd Gilliland To Make NASCAR K&N Pro Series Debut UPDATE winner: Fifteen-year-old Todd Gilliland is set to make his NASCAR K&N Pro Series West debut with Bill McAnally Racing in the Casino Arizona 100 at Phoenix International Raceway on Thursday. Gilliland, the son of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series veteran David Gilliland, will be driving the #54 Frontline Enterprises Toyota. The third-generation driver from Sherrils Ford, NC has already scored a victory in the ARCA Racing Series, winning just two days after his 15th birthday in May, and has been to Victory Lane at various tracks since he started racing late models at the age of 13. Gilliland will be competing in a series where his family name is well known. His father, David, won the rookie title in the series in 2004; and his grandfather, Butch, won the 1997 championship in the series, when it was known as the NASCAR Winston West Series.(Bill McAnally Racing)(11-11-2015)
UPDATE Todd Gilliland won the season-ending Casino Arizona 100 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Thursday night at Phoenix International Raceway in his first career series start to become the youngest winner in series history. Gilliland, who turned 15 in May, is son of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver David Gilliland, and drove the #54 Frontline Enterprises Toyota to the same Victory Lane his dad did in the series 10 years ago. Chris Eggleston finished 10th to put the finishing touches on the 2015 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West championship, celebrating car owner Bill McAnally's sixth series championship. NASCAR K&N Pro Series East champion William Byron finished second, followed by Eggleston's BMR teammate Brandon McReynolds.(NASCAR)(11-12-2015)
Gilliland to be sponsored by Florida Lottery at Daytona: The colors of the Florida Lottery will adorn David Gilliland's #38 Ford Fusion for Sunday's Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway. The 38-year-old Gilliland is a two-time polesitter at Daytona, including at last year's Coke Zero 400, and will look to put the Florida Lottery Ford in the lead for Sunday night's 400-mile event once again. The Florida Lottery has contributed more than $28 billion to the state's public education in 27 years, offering seven terminal games and approximately 60 scratch-off games at more than 13,000 retailers statewide. The games have made more than 1,400 people millionaires with more than $46 billion in prize payouts since the first ticket was sold. "It's great having a Florida-based partner for the Daytona race, especially one that can appeal to so many fans," Gilliland said. "The Florida Lottery does great things for education while giving people lots of chances to win cash prizes. We'll do our best to get them plenty of attention by running up front."
"Partnering with David Gilliland for the Coke Zero 400 is a win-win for the Florida Lottery," said Florida Lottery Secretary Cynthia O'Connell. "We are thrilled to bring Lottery and race fans together to increase awareness of our mission of maximizing revenues for education in Florida. We are proud to partner with David and Front Row Motorsports and are hopeful for a successful weekend at Daytona International Speedway."(FRM), see an image of the scheme on the #38 Team Schemes page.(7-2-2015)
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The sick thing is, THE CLAP conceived a daughter with ANOTHER WOMAN around the same time he helped conceive Conor -- and CLAP was married to Pattie Boyd at the time. Talent or not, what did women see in this nerd?
I remember the day I heard of Eric and Lori`s heartbreaking loss of their precious child: I met Eric in 1972, when I was invited to be his quest in his hotel room. I had my own drama with my own `Rick` and had completely forgotten that night from my long ago past. My eldest son, Chris, came downstairs and told us the terrible news he had only just heard.My other 2 teenagers were there and I told my kids of my `brush with fame`. They were astounded; asked: "WHY didn`t you???"I doubt Eric remembers the little waitress who `shot-him-down`. Alfie was the one who seemed most upset? Perhaps it was Alfie for whom I was intended? That was another lifetime ago. I`m an `older` woman, now; and much wiser. Alfie passed away years ago. I`ve read both Eric`s and Patties autobiographies. VERY interesting reads. In any event, it`s nice to remember that, one fine day; in my time, I was quite a `dish`.
hey they did have a son his name was conor and he did die :( so i doubt that they are making that up and eric clapton did do a song about him and has talked about him in interviews so why are you saying that he is denieing having a boy when he has givin proof about it.....
"Erik is saying that he did not have a child that died"... where did you did you read that rubbish. He`s wrote several songs about him, talks about him in interviews and wrote about him in his autobiography released last year.

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Scrapped Game DesignsMarch 21, 2013|
During the past weeks we have been brainstorming and prototyping ideas for LoG2. During this process it is important to keep an open mind to have the creative fluids flowing, so we have tried to not restrict ourselves too much. Many game designs were tried and at least three different storylines were written before nailing down the design for LoG2. In this blog post, I'll talk about two scrapped designs we found interesting. As many times happen, these designs worked great on paper but not so well in practice.
Everybody loves a good roguelike, right? Antti and I are big fans of roguelike games here at the office, so it was only natural that this idea, the amalgamation of a roguelike game with Grimrock, has popped up every now and then in our discussions. After all, the tile-based nature of Grimrock seems to be a perfect match with roguelike game design.
With this design levels would be procedurally generated, with some custom made levels here and there. Turn-based combat would probably work better than pure realtime. We even made a quick prototype entitled Grimrogue with turn-based combat and a minimap in one corner of the screen.
One problem we quickly realized was that the player would be focused on the minimap when exploring the randomly generated dungeon and all the gorgeous 3D graphics would be almost like a gimmick. We also had our doubts about turn-based combat. Turn based combat works really well from a topdown perspective where you can see all the units and can think about the best tactics. In first person view where you can only see in one direction, turn-based combat takes away tactical movement and reduces combat to a locked in place affair.
In the end, we felt that with this design we would lose lots of the appeal of Grimrock, the puzzles and the chaotic nature of realtime combat, so the design was scrapped. It would certainly be possible to make this sort of game but it wouldn't have been Grimrock.
Travel around the Northern Realms in 30 days
Another concept which we tried to make work really hard was travelling in many locations around the Northern Realms, the world of Grimrock. We were initially really excited about this idea, and we made a prototype of the world map, with towns, villages and adventuring locations. There would have been a storyline that ties the main locations together much like the main quest in many RPGs.
In the prototype, the party could travel between the map nodes and choose where to go next. Towns and other encounters were menu based "resource management nodes" and adventuring locations were dungeons with puzzles and monsters. We were so happy about this design that we were about to write a lengthy blog post about it, when doubts began to haunt our heads.
Here's a snippet of this unreleased blog post:
"One of the themes in Grimrock 2 will be travelling. We would like to explore the outside world that we hinted in the first game. Travelling vast distances in the world would of course not work tile by tile (btw. tile-based movement is definitely a keeper feature), so Grimrock 2 will have multiple locations and a greater variety of environments. Multiple locations will hopefully improve the pacing of the game (a breather after completing an area), give immediate subgoals for the player (complete the current locale), and more choices (where to travel next).
However, one thing that Grimrock 2 will not be is a massive modern RPG. There won't be zillions of NPCs doing their business and endless wastes of wilderness to travel in. Grimrock 2 will be a different kind of experience with an oldschool heart. We want to keep the core gameplay still tightly centered around the party, tricky puzzles, scary monsters and exploration. Our goal is to make sure that anybody who played the first Grimrock, should be instantly at home with the new game."
We really wanted this idea to work. The final paragraph of the unreleased post gives some hints about the problem with this design: "tightly centered around the party", "focus on exploration", "instantly familiar with the new game"… The problem with this design is the lack of focus. We believe that the charm of Grimrock is compactness, tight focus and emphasis on fun core gameplay. In Grimrock 1, the environment, the dungeon itself has personality and the quest was personal to the characters. Having multiple locations with different atmospheres and multiple linked goals would take some of that charm away.
A game of this sort could surely be made, but, again, it would not be a Grimrock game.
Some might think that brainstorming these ideas and making these elaborate prototypes was a waste of time. Surely we spent time on working on things that will not be in the final game, but more importantly we now know what we don't want to have in the game. This is very important because it helps us to focus on the essentials.
What is Grimrock 2 going to be like then? Well, I've got good news and bad news. Which ones would you like to hear first? Ok, good news: we now know crystal clear what Grimrock 2 will be like. We are really, really happy, relieved and excited that we have settled on a design that feels good and has that magical Grimrock feeling to it. Bad news: you'll have to wait for another blog post to find out the juicy details!
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And here I was sure you'd go exploring the "Northern Realms" world with Grimrock 2. I'd love to see that, that's for sure.
But if a roguelike is out of the question, and so is a big continent-spanning adventure…
What's left? Another dungeon romp? (Not that there's anything wrong with it!..)
Excited to see what you have in store for us.
The second idea sounds interesting although you would probably disappoint some fans if you did that for the grimrock title. Maybe you could use that in a future project? I'd love to see a Might & Magic style RPG from you guys one day
Personally I am glad that you don't keep both concepts. I prefer a game multiplying details and well constructed that randomly generated and I prefer a game more dense than wide open on the outside but empty.
It's not true that you cannot make a good mix of first person view and turn based combat. Look az Wizardry 8. The combat is just simply excellent. And they could even keep the tactical aspect of the combat.
Excellent post. One of the cool things about Grimrock is that we have been privy to much of the behind the scenes process. I think you made the most important point in that you decided what you did not want to do. Too often we jump into things and get side tracked. For anyone in any design oriented business, software or otherwise, this is a very important and sometimes difficult thing to learn.
As for the good news and bad news, as soon as I read the good news, I knew what the bad news was going to be.
You cruel men! Can't wait to find out what's in store for us. I was kind of hoping for a shop system like Dungeon Master II, but really enjoyed the scarcity in the first game. Personally, I hope you keep the scarcity, but having a town or something to operate from would also be fun. No reason we can't have both, right?
Why not a wide-extended subterranenan world? Like Blackreach in Skyrim: a group of city-like dungeons connected between themselves. Each one with a different mood, like a solitary ruin, an abandoned wizard hall, an anthill populated by monsters or npc. Like Grimrock 1 in a wider horizontal scale, more diversified.
I think it's possible to create a LoG game with a big map. It could end in something with some elements of Zelda serie, the new Tomb Raider or something like Might and Magic and become a very fun game. But it's true that more the game is linear and more you have a focus on a story and find interesting stuff, more the game is fun and interesting. I think what make LoG more interesting of the other party rpg is the aspect of survivability, where you are always close to death and must go throught hard opponents and puzzle. I just hope that it will not end into an open world game with 20000 quests.
However, if you want that players have a richer experience, it could be a good idea that the game have a deeper story and have more things to progress into. I just hope there will be more secrets stuff (and maybe more boss)!
Anyway, good luck for this project. It's nice to see the return of dungeon crawler type game.
What about a mix of the new Tomb Raider, Amnesia and LoG. Where you have the map and the realism of Tomb Raider, the ambiance and survivability of Amnesia and the puzzle and fights of LoG. A game more based on tactics, survivability and observation. You could too have some inspirations from a D&D quest/campaign. But honestly to make a game like the first LoG would be nice.
I think in this kind of game axed on survivability, it would be a bad idea that players have access to a store to be refilled on potions and new items, unless the encounters are very hard or the money is very controlled. What is cool is to find items as rewards or in hidden areas.
How about making it something like the good old Pools of Radiance?
There is a lot more they can do than just another dungeon crawler. You do not get to travel between locations, well you could start in a city/village. They wrote they can't populate a world the way they newer games do. One city, would be possible. I am thinking of Diablo…have a smith, a sorcerer, a merchant and so on. Some questgivers…
On c ertain points you have the option to go back to the city via teleport…for example the old eye of the beholder teleport walls with items…
They left off with prisoners blowing up a prison…well our heroes if we keep playing them would be fugitives…so lets say they are in the city after the whole grinmrock incident, they have hardly any supplies. they are hiding in a mine nearby this village, but they are found and have to flee deeper into the mines, while doing so they beat a monster, this makes them more or less local heroes and the villagers suddenly offer their services to them since they ahve an ever bigger problem…
this way you have linear progression and can do different dungeons, and have kind of an outdoor feeling…While traveling the world would be too big of a step from grimrock one to grimrock 2…well it still might be possible in 3 if you introduce a small oudoor area in grimrock 2…progression is the key!
Of course that is just wha I would do…
If you want to see how fun a first-person roguelike can be, try Orcs and Elves for Nintendo DS. I found it to be a great game.
I don't think you would lose the spirit of grimrock by designing a game with different locations. Consider the PC game "Anvil of Dawn": it's the perfect exemple of a dungeon crawler with many locations (most indoors, a few outdoors) and yet with the spirit of Grimrock.
Oh, and while I'm thinking about it, there's the hungarian "The Quest" game from Redshift which is a somewhat close to the subject example as well… There we are a bit further from the actual spirit of Grimrock. But the thruth may be somewhere between Anwil of Dawn and The Quest, not?
Aye, there's "Undercroft" on the Iphone as well… Man, you should enable an "edit" function for the replies here. Sorry for the flooding.
Well, if outdoor areas and an overmap are out, I hope one of the design goals will be *bigger* underground areas, perhaps getting away from dungeons into open mineshafts, natural-forming cave systems, perhaps even underground civilizations like the Underdark and Menzobarrenzan/Drow in D&D. It's just that straight rectangular corridors, even spiced up with different-looking tilesets and puzzles, can get dreary.
Building up on the key points and expanding the playing field would be great for Grimrock 2.
What do I consider the key point:
- Story
The original story is very focused as Petri mentioned. You are a group of prisoners and you must survive together. Now, a sequel built on "Oh, these prisoner blew up the first prison. Good thing we have another one on the next mountain. Next group of prisoners!" doesn't make sense.
Do you continue the prisoners' quest to survive, still chained even after blowing up a mountain (what are these chains made of?) or another group of adventurer setting off on a quest (they need a reason to stick together).
- Exploration
I love Grimrock, but part of me wanted more! 3-4 tile sets get repetitive and I wanted to explore lots of area. Discover secrets. I know nature doesn't arrange herself in a nice grid, but that doesn't matter. Stonekeep had a good variety of areas to explore.
While linear vertical exploration is standard in dungeon crawlers, horizontal exploration is often lacking. There are 2 meanings to this 1) either multiple separate dungeons with their goal (may include a main hub / town) or 2) main dungeon splitting of in various branches.
- Puzzle
Ah puzzles, secrets and riddles: the key to a good dungeon crawler. I think this area of the game should be expanded. Not only in the type and difficulty of puzzle, but in the various way they are built. Having lose bricks, destroyable walls, invisible walls (for the first 4 levels, I bumped into every wall to try to find an invisible section), multiple type of wall switches, environmental objects (pillars, rocks, water, lava, flora, light/refraction, etc.). Adventure game are filled with them.
Another thing I kept doing for the first 4 levels was using the free view mode to look at the ceiling and floor tiles. I always expected that there would be something on them at one point. Free view was great, it gave the sense you were in a 3D world. Having a use for it would have been nice. I might be an idea to consider.
One thing struck me too, why are there no chest?
- Party management
I think that the Almost Human team did a great job of character development. The trait system and the limited amount of point made picking a team a very hard decision. I spend more time on the "pick your team puzzle" than any other in the game. Those choices carried forward as they limited what you could wear and use.
Expanding the number of choices but limiting which can be picked would be at more complexity while compelling the player make hard decisions. A separation between passive/utility and offensive traits might be something to consider. Skills like Staff Defense and Athletics need to be in a category of their own. It would also allow expanding the number of skills while still providing a tough decision for each category. My mage would love a great variety of spells too and not just offensive ones.
I love Grimrock and I stand ready to support Grimrock 2. Best of luck to the Almost Human team.
Our goal is to make sure that anybody who played the first Grimrock, should be instantly at home with the new game."
I wish everyone else in the industry thought along those lines.
** Aside from that… it's not impossible to have the party step into a portal and be transported across the realms ~say like chasing a fleeing mage into a teleporter; goals can be the same… it need not be "new dungeon == new scenario". I hope it turns out (when you're done) that such a thing is not a [hard coded] impossibility to attempt with a custom dungeon.
Speaking of exploration, there's a great party-based RPG back from year 2000 or so, called "Legacy". It brilliantly balances the exploration of the world and interacting with NPCs with crawling dangerous forests and dungeons. It was originally designed for mobile devices, so the graphics are lackluster even for its time, but the gameplay is just brilliant. I think you can still download a trial of the PC port at http://redshift.hu/indexF.asp?body=/PCWindows.asp
It's definitely worth checking out.
Retwulf mentioned "The Quest", a later game from the same publisher, more open-world and not party-based. Nothing particularly exciting there IMHO. I also see "Undercroft" mentioned – it's similar to Legacy, but inferior to it in nearly aspect IMO.
I have to say I disagree with some of your conclusions. I don't think adding variety to Grimrock would take away anything, in fact I think the lack of variety is detrimental to the game, not a positive. It's fine for a one short game, but I don't think making another game exact the same way would work anymore. I don't want "same shit, different dungeon", we have mods for that! The quest can be personal to the characters regardless of the adventuring area, and even if a game has many different locations it doesn't mean the game can't have an overall atmosphere of its own.
If you don't want a game with a lot of freedom of movement, have you considered making something like Lands of Lore, where the "levels" were played in linear fashion but included a variety of places, not just traditional dungeons? Have you played Undercroft? The world has been split into several small areas with their own dungeons, towns etc. but your progression is linear between these "hubs". There are many ways you can add a little more variety to Grimrock 2. It's not just a choice between a linear dungeon and a sandbox.
Sorry, I think the blog post wasn't clear about this. The blog post is about two radically different game designs. A larger variety of environments, items, monsters, etc. is still a good design goal.
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