Not Forgotten - The Wheel of Time (Robert Jordans Fantasy First Person Shooter)

Lets turn our clocks back to 1999 and re-experience The Wheel of Time PC game, one of the few visual adaptations of Robert Jordansof the same name.\r
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What makes this game stand out from others in the genre is that more than half of the TerAngreal you can collect are supportive or utility-based, and due to their consumability, they provide an ever-shifting playing field, where you have to meet each new situation with new tics and abilities depending on your resources at hand. This helps create a dynamic sort of gameplay which continually changes throughout the campaign.\r
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That combined with compelling and unique multiplayer modes such as Citadel (a base-building strategy/FPS hybrid), The Wheel of Time has a lot to offer those looking for a hidden gem from the shooters of old. Lets take a look.\r
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1:39 - Setting & Storytelling\r
3:30 - First Person Caster\r
5:49 - The Arena & The Citadel\r
8:26 - Release and What We Can Learn\r
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HOW TO PLAY:\r
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Heres a fan website that will help you get the game set up on modern systems if youre interested:\r
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I got the game to run near-perfectly when I set the EXE file to run in Windows XP (Service Pack 3) compatibility mode, with Disable display scaling on high DPI settings checked (IMPORTANT).\r
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MUSIC CREDITS:\r
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Living Voyage by Kevin MacLeod\r
Foreign Land (Sting) by Jingle Punks\r
Court and Page by Silent Partner\r
Constance - The Descent by Kevin MacLeod\r
Faceoff by Kevin MacLeod\r
Interloper by Kevin MacLeod\r
Into the Depths by Jingle Punks\r
Metaphysik by Kevin MacLeod