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this is one solid game for playing. tho it dose have alot of grunting going on. Glitches can be bad but it dosent seem to bother anyone playing. Wish it would be updated to inclusde the next scale of levels. stagnates fast

at least fix the save thing and add crafting and repairing please

I'd have to agree with darthuvius. but I have some helpful suggestions and some complaints. whether you use my suggestions or not is up to you. for the online multiplayer, why not create two rooms. one is an invitation room, where you can invite friends and family. and another is a free-for-all room where the name says it all. and heres a complaint. whenever I die, I have to start all over again. and when I save It doesn't let me go back to that specific save point. all it does is save the gear that I got. if you guys could fix that. And I'd also like to suggest that you allow full character customization. but here's the catch in order to unlock it, you have to play the the preset characters (or one of them if your playing single player). and you can play some of the races and classes in dnd 4e. but in order to unlock this, you have to ether play one of the custom characters in single player or play offline or online multiplayer. and how about allowing merchants to repair cracked items? please at least take my suggestions into consideration. please.

It's a good game, has some bugs, google skill glitch if you're interested. But the coop is definitely better than what I have seen of Dungeon Siege III from the Demo of that game on the XBL Marketplace. Daggerdale does suffer from a lack of forethought placed into the matchmaking implementation. For instance you can not filter your game search results by level of potential teammates or even quest. It does always give you a bit of a surprise when you join a game though, your level 1 might be teamed up with 3 other level 10's. Your level 1 won't be able to do any damage to the level 10 goblins but your level 1 will be able to take advantage of the level 10 experience. The lack of voice over dialogue was a bit immersion breaking, the npc's sound like characters from the Sims if you're familiar. I was able to Contrast that with the fully voiced dialog of the NPC's in the Dungeon Siege III demo, voices make games better. The game is very enjoyable though despite any faults you may find.

played the demo on x box 360. i liked it and i am a strong 3.5 player . i might start playing 4.0 i have the starter books and i am looking for other people to play.

Anyone know when the release date is yet? End of May is what I can find.