GameGuru - Fantasy Pack DLC

You can safely skip this dlc

This one time, at Fantasy Camp; i stuck a flute in my

A good pack, includes several fantasy characters

Im not gonna give this a bad review because it gives me some of what i wanted for my game, BUT pls get rid of weapon spesific player models so it can be consentent

The only thing that I found heklpful in this pack was the characters and the huts. The other objects are nice but limited.

Since I posted my last review, the character creator has been updated to include the ability to arm charcters with other weapons so I am switching my review to postitive as per my previous statments but it is a very timid recomendation. With regards to neutral NPCs, there is really no point in making them since Game Guru has no dialogue system and this pack doesn't add one. In general, fantasy games need to have some sort of dialogue and quest system but this engine is only for shooters so no dice. Oh wait Ziggurat doesn't have dialogue... True but Ziggurat has good game play. This game does not. The pre-made fantasy character assets have AI so terrible that they can't even be trusted to walk across a room without getting stuck much less defend themselves. If you play a game using these stock characters, you won't feel like a warrior so much a murderer killing people who are deaf, dumb, blind, and stupid. If you use a custom AI script (not one found in Game Guru or its official expansions) you might be able to make a semi-compotent enemey who will only sometimes get stuck but these custom scripts won't work with the stock characters found in the fantasy pack. I tried and I got a Ninja who seemed really cool until I realized that although she could do a lot of things, she was incapeable of attacking. I spent hundreds of hours modding Morrowind and while I didn't expect Game Guru to be nearly as good as the Morrowind contruction set (which was released 15 years ago) I did at least think I would have basic options like the ability to create characters who could communicate with the player or walk on a flat surface. The really annoying thing is that it is possible to create a much better game if you can write your own AI scripts or spend enough time finding and learning how to use those created by other players... but these scripts won't work properly with the default fantasy characters (I ended up with a stealth assassin ninja who seemed really cool until I realized that she could do everything EXCEPT actually attack) so even if you can write your own scripts or find good ones online, you can't actually use those for fantasy characters (unless a man in jeans wearing a cowboy hat is your idea of a fantasy character.) If the game had more assets for making fantasy characters, it would be better. If it had a functional dialogue and questing system (I have seen user mods for things like "kill enemy open door" but that itsn't much of a story) then it might be good with the potential to be great. 5/10 OK as an asset pack with the limitations noted.