Argumento de URU, Yeesha... ¡ claro ! Outline · [ Standard ] · Linear+

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A continuación hay un fragmento traducido que resume el argumento de URU: "Sigue una historia épica: A petición de Yeesha, la excéntrica hija de Atrus, viajarás por varias eras diferentes, y descubrirás la civilización perdida de los D'ni. A medida que la historia vaya desvelándose, irás conociendo más a fondo la civilización D'ni, y si quieres continuar online, el viaje se alargará incluso más allá."

¿ Qué creéis que nos pedirá Yeesha exactamente ? ¿ Por qué la describen como excéntrica ? y... ¿ Qué pensáis de la imagen de la caravana ?

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Más datos sobre URU extraídos de un avance de GameSpy.

More importantly, your house will have a library that begins with a modest shelf and virtually no reading material. As players head to different ages and solve various puzzles, they'll get new linking books that can be placed on those shelves. When they head online, the number of books that can be found grows even greater. Even better, as in the game's fiction, once a player secures a book, the age becomes "theirs," and is semi-customizable by the person who claims it -- simply by altering the details in their linking book!

In keeping with the non-competitive nature of the game, however, players won't have to race around securing the "good" ages for themselves. Multiple players will have linking books to the same age, but the age visited will be the customized version of that linking book's owner. Thus, a group of friends could have different experiences exploring the same age, just using different people's books. In a way, Uru could really be described as the first "massively single-player game."

A parte hay algunas imágenes nuevas. El resto de la información ya lo conocemos

http://www.gamespy.com/previews/august03/u...upc/index.shtml