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Graeme Boyd di Microsoft ha visitato gli studi di Crytek per conoscere qualcosa di nuovo su Ryse: Son of Rome, e ha pubblicato questo videodiario in cui vengono mostrati alcuni scorci inediti del gioco.
Il personaggio che spicca maggiormente dal filmato in questione è King Oswald, ovvero il Re dei Bretoni, la popolazione barbarica con cui Marius inizialmente si trova a combattere ma che poi conoscerà in maniera più approfondita. Oswald è un personaggio tutto sommato positivo, un Re piuttosto bizzarro nei modi, almeno dalla prospettiva di un soldato romano, che cerca di organizzare una ribellione nei confronti della tirannia di Roma in Britannia, scontrandosi però con una dura repressione.
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00:00Friends, romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.
00:03My name's Graham Boyd, Xbox Live's AC Bongos,
00:06and I'm here at Crytek Studio in Frankfurt, Germany,
00:09to see Rise, Son of Rome,
00:10and specifically a new level called Oswald.
00:13I've just actually found out that in the full game
00:15it's going to be called The King.
00:17We're going to speak to the guys behind it,
00:19including Cervati Early, the studio head,
00:21so I cannot wait to see more.
00:23Our march north towards the rebel heartland was brutal.
00:27Progress was slowed by battle after bloody battle
00:31against these embittered tribes.
00:34Rome had brought peace, rich trade, and prosperity to these isles.
00:39This peace had been shattered by open rebellion.
00:44Now, finally, we were closing in on the very birthplace of this revolt,
00:50where King Oswald and his warrior daughter ruled.
00:53King Oswald is kind of like a far-reaching Norse of Rome's reach.
01:00It's kind of the boundaries of the Roman Empire,
01:03and the Romans tried to, like, as we know in the past,
01:06the Romans tried to expand the empire.
01:08While Marius is on a journey to take revenge for his family's murder.
01:13From a high level, Oswald takes place about roughly halfway through the game,
01:18and so it takes him kind of deep into the heart of the barbarian,
01:21like, enemy territory.
01:22They're moving their way on through Britannia, on their way to York.
01:26He's been kind of deemed the mission to go ahead and capture King Oswald.
01:32And what are my orders, sir?
01:35I promised you blood, didn't I?
01:38You will capture Oswald and Boudicca.
01:41Before you can get your men through safely,
01:43you will need to deal with the archers posted on the aqueduct.
01:52And so the basic idea is that, you know, Marius needs to kind of go in alone.
01:56It's one of the few times where you're kind of lone wolf in the game.
02:04You have to clear the aqueduct of all of the archers
02:08because they're the ones pinning your soldiers down.
02:11And that's the main defense.
02:13You'll encounter a lot of barbarian camps
02:15where you have to use your combat prowess to kind of get through.
02:17and then you bust out Trapila, your kind of Roman spear,
02:21and use it to take out some archers
02:22and kind of just cause mayhem, basically.
02:27You know, we kind of look at Oswald as a point in the story
02:30where our hero both has to grow up
02:32and then see the world the way it truly is
02:35is to know that maybe not everything's the way
02:37that he's always seen it or been brought up.
02:42Surrender!
02:45Or I'll end you a bloodline.
02:48Now! Enough!
02:50At the end of the level, we end up at York
02:52bringing the barbarian king and princess to Rome, essentially.
02:57Basilius, who is running Britannia for us.
03:00What kind of character is he?
03:02He's a Trap.
03:04He's a real kind of
03:07pampered silver spoon,
03:09kind of given everything
03:10and expects everything back kind of guy.
03:13So he's almost a counterpoint to Marius.
03:15Yeah, yeah. Polar opposites.
03:18She is beautiful.
03:22Flog her until he talks or she dies.
03:25The look and feel of the level.
03:26We're in Britannia for Oswald.
03:28The vegetation's incredible, the foliage moving.
03:30I think people will really see those as next-gen features.
03:34You know, we had a lot of discussions early on.
03:36It's like, well, where do we go?
03:38Do we go to, you know, to the Germanic tribes?
03:40It's like, no, no, let's kind of keep it someplace that we know,
03:43which, you know, thank goodness,
03:45a lot of the guys on the team, you know, are Brits.
03:46I'm from north of the Wall.
03:48I can't wait to see what you do up there.
03:49And be one of the horned guys north of the Wall.
03:51That's right.

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