They were so proud, the work of years of their life, they were thrilled to get it out there in front of people at last. It was a cool looking sword and sandals classical era sort of game, it looked nice, and it was built for 5e. I see this a lot, not just here on Reddit, and when I see it the people that are angry about these 3rd parties choosing the 5e mechanics as the frame to hang their game upon are often so pants-shittingly-angry about it, that it tends to feel both sad and comical.Īs an example, I saw on Facebook one day a creator posting their kickstarter for their new setting book. The one that larger IPs often use when they want to translate their product to the gaming market. The one that gets used in many independent 3rd party products. I want to talk about the hate shown for the 5e core mechanic. No, I really don't want to talk about the hate for D&D in particular, or for WotC the company, I think that horse is probably still being kicked somewhere else right now and is still just as dead as it was the last 300 posts about it.

Gamers can spend their rage on low-level power attacks or let the bar fill and then annihilate their opposition with full rage powers including the 'Eye of God.So, I am writing this to address a thing, that I feel is worthy of discussion.

On the battlefield, each kill increases the rage meter. Players can take up a single sword, double blades, or a spear, and then take out their competitors to earn killing currency that can upgrade weapons and fighting combos. To complete each level, gamers will wield one of three types of weapons against the enemy in the hopes of coming out victorious. Throughout the game, players will face end-of-level bosses and the occasional angry elephant.

Gamers must navigate their 300 men through several environments as they face and defeat the Persian soldiers who greatly outnumber them.

Based on the novel by Frank Miller and the 2007 film by Zack Snyder, 300: March to Glory invites game room gladiators to slice their way through the Persian army as the king Leonidas or as the leader of the phalanx unit in the Spartan army.

300 march to glory gameplay