crowsfein18

I hate the Shareware Demon. He's immune to all my weapons, except my long sword of Registration Code +3.

I'm more of a do-anything-to-get-ahead, power-hungry-adventurer myself, though I dont like using the unlimited item resellers, it's too cheesy.

I think you need 50 reputation before she sells anything to you.

It's fun stealing from them though. But, yeah, the treasure isnt much.

Fort Dalicaus? What portculli? Do you mean the slith fort out on the lake, west of Fort Dranlon?

Oops, guess I should probably train a few more levels in Windows Operating System lore. Really, why would anybody order Homeland? I mean, the demos boring enough, I cant imagine what the full game would be like. And when I said 'older games', I wasnt talking about Avernum, I was refering to stuff like Homeland, Oceanboud, Lost Souls, you know, the non-spiderweb games that stunk.

I bet this is a record for posts about a Homeland topic.

What kind of self-respecting wizard would name himself 'slick'?

I like taking out the Anama, then attacking all the major cities and using all the loot to buy knowledge brew ingredients.

Yeah, also a bit more reliable, I think.

I doubt Homeland does though. Really, go to the Spiderweb Software main page, go to our games, and look at the Homeland section, it says it requires one of the earlier forms of Windows. Im sure his problem is that he's running it on XP. I wonder, how many people have actually ordered Homeland?

You actually ordered that game? Wow. Well, Im not exactly sure, but I think some of the older Spiderweb games dont always work that well, or hardly at all, on Windows XP. I just checked the little section that Homeland has at Spiderwebs website, and it says that it only works on Windows 95/98/NT. That might be why it crashes.

Its ok, I probably havnt really missed anything.

No, you can definetly buy it in A1 and A3. Not sure about A2, but definetly the other two games.

Thanks. No, no specific questions, I just wanted to check a map to see if I'd missed anything.