Tott wrote:is this website the one and only true home of HQ?
I don't mean just here. All of the major heroquest forums should be filled with advertisements from these guys.
About their language errors I really don't care, I think they add to the cult level of a creation, but I'm not English or American so I always make linguage and grammer errors myself and can't understand how frustrating this might be.
knightkrawler wrote:tasoe, where I do have doubts about your statement is GameZone wanting to make money from the get-go.
I think, Spanish fans (and boy, those are active on heroquest.es) pushed the button and found a manufacturer in GameZone. Who now, of course, wants to make a shitload, I agree.
I still agree on that uncertainty with the name.
I didn't think of that. Probably there are some die hard fans behind this and their motives might be pure, but still, is it logical for some fan to want to revive HeroQuest?
It's like wanting Black Sabbath to have a "reunion" with other musicians and try to play the old-school slow heavy metal. It's not gonna work.
HeroQuest is dead. As dead as Abraham Lincoln (random example). But they both have left a great legacy behind for others to follow and imitate and be inspired from. They can have a successor, but the actual thing can't be reanimated for whatever reason and any effort of doing something like that finds me unsupportive.
I would, however, fully support an effort to create the 2 missing quest packs (dwarf and wizard), with female versions of the heroes. It would probably have some idiot looking monsters (like the barbarian pack) and some untested quests (like both barbarian and elf pack) but it wouldn't matter to me cause the originals had those flaws too.