Hey.

Hey.

[COMPLETE!]

Documentation of all the current features is now...
COMPLETE!

Your dedication is admirable.

... And now I feel like I'm compensating for the entire community when I look at the post history.

Don't be sad

I'm still here. I'm alive.
^{Even though probably nobody remembers me.}

I usually play as eclectic characters that mix different playstyles and classes. This usually ends up in a very funny to play but noobish characters that do not excel at anything and can do everything.
I remember my first Tes V character was an elven archer with heavy armor, high sneak and pick-pocketing abilities, lots of summoning spells, a mace and a sword.
I wanted to try everything.
In Mythruna I will probably try to do something similar, but more oriented to sneak and mobility. I was thinking of some sort of thief-simian with bow and (if they ever get added to the game) throwable potions. I read something about simians being able to climb one-handed, so maybe it could be possible to throw potions at enemies while hanging from the branch of a tree? That'd be awesome. Yet I will probably want to try out some magic, because shooting things from hands is fun.

I really love the main themes from the ol' good Halo:CE and the much more recent The Last Of Us. Pretty much one the opposite of the other, but they fit so well in their context.
I love how they always succeed to get you in the right mood to play the game
I also liked the main theme from The Elder Scrolls: V, even if to a lesser extent..

Yeah, that file has been spotted by a few users some time ago.
Here: http://mythruna.com/forum/index.php?topic=904.msg5646#msg5646
And here: http://mythruna.com/forum/index.php?topic=1522.msg13804#msg13804

Kind of an easter egg left there from Paul.

Still here I'm not going anywhere.

Yeah, I suspect that too. So, why don't you post often? Are the topics just not interesting, writing replies and topics too time consuming, or are you waiting for the next update, or what?

Well, I think this forum is interesting, but most of the times I just don't have much to say, or better write.
Probably I'll post some more when the game will be more complete, when there will be (I hope much) more to say about it and I will have something interesting for you guys to say. You seem to be a handful of nice guys and I think you're the right first community of the game, you keep the forum lively and this is more than it may seem.
I pop up from time to time and say "Hello, I'm still here, people haven't forgotten this game, there is much more people than you think. Don't get discouraged!". This looked like the right time to say that. ^^
Also I'm kind of interested in game development in general, if only I had enough time and wasn't so lazy to get better at java and start doing something more complex than printing out a variable that incerements itself from 0 to 10, I would start making some minor mods and post them here...
Last thing I have to say _{for now}: I wish for all the community and Paul to reach his goals. Good luck!

I check this forum pretty much everyday, sometimes more than one time a day. I just post very rarely. I think lots of people do the same and not even have an account.

Happy Mythruna 3 years anniversary Paul! I'm really happy about it!
The most important thing now is not how much this game has been developed, but how much hard work and effort you put into it, which is surely a lot.
And we're sure you're doing your best, keep this awesome work on!

As for your wife's tumor, I am still praying for her, and I won't stop.

Good luck! We're all with you!

Yayyyy! Chopping tree time!

Interesting! As always you're doing a great job Paul, keep it up! We're all with you

Rex approves it. Lol.
Good job

Dead? Nah, I think most people just don't post so much, like me. I only post rarely, but I search news on the forum almost everyday.

I like the way Paul works on the game's features, he gets very deep in every particular, keep up the good work!
And thanks for giving us these updates, it's really nice to know what you were working on these days