Sponger claims that as of July 2020, the game has been in development for two years and seven months, with “around 100 people” working on it with scope to grow.
The dialogue will also supposedly be dynamic, and the leaker claims Obsidian is planning to allow players the ability to “kill everyone in the game.“ Players will apparently be able to have companions, fight “very large” bosses, and deal with gods while fighting against the “incoming threat of tyranny” which frames the narrative.
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Good food for thought, regardless!Īccording to Sponger, the game will be fully open-world and “much larger than Skyrim.” The leaker says the game will be set in The Living Lands of Eora, and feature a real-time weather system, as well as mod support. Just make sure you take this with a heavy pinch of salt, as without corroboration these claims are unsubstantiated. User Sponger posted a number of bold claims about Avowed that we’re going to sum up below. While details from Obsidian and Microsoft on Avowed have been scarce, there has been one interesting leak that gained some traction on ResetEra in late July. The question left by the end of the trailer – “Is an oath worth the weight of a crown?” – suggests that the player’s destiny may be that of royalty, and they might have to confront and question their fate as they rebuild the fallen empire. The game’s villainous monsters (skeletons are confirmed!) were apparently born of the sins of this empire, and the player character will face them over the course of the game. According to the narration, this empire has now fallen into a state of disrepair, losing its oaths and giving rise to an unseen antagonistic force. The very first Avowed trailer showcased at the recent Xbox event introduces us to a varied medieval landscape, starting in a war-torn castle owned by an empire of queens and kings “that has always known war”. This puts the game in league with Obsidian’s former RPGs such as The Outer Worlds and Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords. Job listings found in September of 2019 for Obsidian’s next AAA project talked about “combat actions utilising both first and third-person animations,” with “branching dialogue” and “day/night cycles”.
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