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Descent to Undermountain?

It was a RPG based on the D2 engine.
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It was the most bug ridden game from what I heard, why I never got it.
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Hm, no. There's one for sale on Amazon -- $8.99+S&H. Heh, excerpt:

"How could the company that produced Fallout also be responsible for one of the lousiest games to come down the pike in quite a while? The second, though, addresses a much more serious issue: Why did Interplay ship the thing when it wasn't even close to being the sort of cutting-edge product the hype machine had led us to believe it would be?"

Guess you have to get the 1.3 patch.. (things fixed)
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[Grendel] wrote:(things fixed)
Wow, that's a lot of stuff that should have been in the game to begin with.
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Heh, I was wondering why nobody ever talked about DTU. Now I know :oops:
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Descent was a stupid engine to base an RPG on. They couldn't even keep the walking enemies fixed to the ground. Corpses, reanimated skeletons, they all float in the air.

Descent to Undermountain was wrong on so many levels, it's a wonder the project wasn't canned.
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