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This is game is so cool though. There are so many levels to explore, on a giant continent, with so many races, professions, weapons, spells, dungeons, beasts, and just about everything you can think of. I love it.

http://www.play.net/gs4/

http://forum.gsplayers.com/index.php

http://www.gsauctions.com/faq.asp

http://www.krakiipedia.org/wiki/Main_...

http://sylvanfair.com/Verb_Scripts/ve...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GemStone_IV

More Gemstone 4 Footage:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrRpAy8mS1M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oribSGHU4o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL612BKSiu0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i0i43fxqH8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyohiZITd7o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyqYcIOerxA

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[Brenden2983]

Also, Gemstone 4 has a 25,000 word manual. That's incredible. And very useful. Gemstone 4 has an interactive language system that is incorporated into the game.

[Brenden2983]

Gemstone 4 can make for a much more imersive world without people running around with the name "HAxor!#AH$(A)" talking about how their mom wont let them go to the movies.

[Brenden2983]

Gemstone IV is compelling, intricately detailed, heroic, and grand. It is magnificent fun.

[Brenden2983]

Ultimately, Gemstone IV offers an escape from the dreary day-to-day lives that most of us imagine we lead. Who does not prefer to rush off on noble quests, battle evil monsters, defend home and hearth, hunt cunning prey, and learn useful survival skills whose merits are immediately obvious, rather than sit in rush hour traffic for hours, knowing you're going to do the exact same thing tomorrow and the next day.

[Brenden2983]

They can own houses and general stores, complete with user-selected furnishings. But most of all, players form friendships, many of which transcend the game. There are even Simutronics Conventions (Simu-Cons) which players can attend, meet each other in real life, don imaginative (and often expensive) costumes, and sometimes form intimate relationships.

[Brenden2983]

With Gemstone, the interaction is often evocative. Characters can marry, adopt other characters as their children, and weave intricate histories combining each other's stories often in epic sagas of tragedy and glory. They can fight each other (although this is frowned upon by Simutronics), over squabbles, love, money, and other disagreements. They can join forces to face a superior critter, hunt these and share the treasure among the entire hunting party.

[Brenden2983]

With G4, you get auctions, special merchants, and other events to keep things moving for those temporarily weary of the hunt. The Items are richly detailed, with descriptions and properties.

[Brenden2983]

Of course, none of this would be much fun without monsters to slay. When a character is young, it has an abundance of low level monsters to fight, but as it grows older and more skilled it can successfully fight higher level beasts, for better treasure.

[Brenden2983]

Combining these races with the various character types makes for terrific roleplay.

[Brenden2983]

Plus, with Gemstone 4, you get quite a varied and useful cast, made more so by the fact that each sort of character can be created using any of the many races that Gemstone offers to players: Sylvan, the slight and agile; Elf, the slight and strong; Half-Elf, stronger and not so slight; Halfling, the littlest and quickest; Human, among the strongest and ablest; Dark Elf, very strong, but dark at heart; Dwarf, very strong and spirited; and Giantman, the strongest but rather clumsy.