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@Silberfarben:
I really enjoyed playing this Dmod, and I wish I had something to say that hasn't been said, but I don't.
Well, when it is available for download from the DN, be sure to give it a good review then.
There is one thing, but it is only personal. While playing, I always had the feeling that I would end up messing the storyline, since some options(like the dungeon) were open from earlier than needed. After playing that part I realized I could have not messed up since you can visit those places twice. However, I played a good part of the game afraid of ruining the storyline.
That's good to know. I was careful to make it impossible to corrupt the storyline. As far as I know, that is impossible. But I appreciate your comments here.
(I also kept all the logs I found thinking I would need those to make another bridge. It was a real bother for stocking up food.)
Hee hee. That was sort of the intention I suppose. Well, at least I made it easy to drop them all at any time.
other than this, I really loved this game, and hope the full version will be in the forums soon, so more people can play it
Great. Don't forget to leave a review of the official DN version once it is available then!
PS: I only used the walkthrough because I was tired of walking randomly to find a way into the blueisland, I would have wandered into the right screen anyhow. the shield was easy, and there was an NPC who actually tells you where the dust is.
Okay, I figured that RangerLord must have missed that NPC clue about the dust, but I'm adding an (optional) hint book to the final version anyway. And, I'm glad that the walkthru.html file was of help to you. That is what it is there for. I always feel a bit frustrated when I cannot complete a dmod (or any other type of computer adventure) and I want to give all the players of my dmods a chance for success.
Thanks again for your comments.
I really enjoyed playing this Dmod, and I wish I had something to say that hasn't been said, but I don't.
Well, when it is available for download from the DN, be sure to give it a good review then.
There is one thing, but it is only personal. While playing, I always had the feeling that I would end up messing the storyline, since some options(like the dungeon) were open from earlier than needed. After playing that part I realized I could have not messed up since you can visit those places twice. However, I played a good part of the game afraid of ruining the storyline.
That's good to know. I was careful to make it impossible to corrupt the storyline. As far as I know, that is impossible. But I appreciate your comments here.
(I also kept all the logs I found thinking I would need those to make another bridge. It was a real bother for stocking up food.)
Hee hee. That was sort of the intention I suppose. Well, at least I made it easy to drop them all at any time.
other than this, I really loved this game, and hope the full version will be in the forums soon, so more people can play it
Great. Don't forget to leave a review of the official DN version once it is available then!
PS: I only used the walkthrough because I was tired of walking randomly to find a way into the blueisland, I would have wandered into the right screen anyhow. the shield was easy, and there was an NPC who actually tells you where the dust is.
Okay, I figured that RangerLord must have missed that NPC clue about the dust, but I'm adding an (optional) hint book to the final version anyway. And, I'm glad that the walkthru.html file was of help to you. That is what it is there for. I always feel a bit frustrated when I cannot complete a dmod (or any other type of computer adventure) and I want to give all the players of my dmods a chance for success.
Thanks again for your comments.
