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Mikami Aufeya

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  • Birthday 02/28/1980

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  1. Quote: You can also put items in chests and cupboards again. I like stuffing peoples' cupboards with my excess loot. Kind of a 'thank you' for putting up with my rampant kleptomania. So what if the goods I leave them happen to be stuff I no longer want...
  2. I haven't dug out the Exile games since buying and playing Avernum, but... some things feel missing. Like, field-type spells (press spacebar to rotate), and mindduelling. I absolutely loved mindduelling. Unique, you don't see that in most run-of-the-mill RPGs. Even though at low levels it would hurt you. Variety!
  3. Quote: Originally written by :Slash:: Hell, my party at the end of A2 could probably take on their whole empire and come out mostly in one piece, if you threw them a dozen invulnerbility potions or so. An Avernum mod of a Dynasty Warriors game would rock.
  4. Good point. I loved Exile/Avernum, haven't decided whether the Geneforge series is worth buying (the demo was okay, but overall it didn't "grab" me like Exile did).
  5. Thanks! I have the ring in my inventory, forgot where I picked it up
  6. Hmm, I doublechecked with both Vagro and Abruzzo, before going back to the Greendale warehouse. I have the sneaking suspicion that on my visit to the statue, I didn't pay attention to the loot popup, if there was one, because I was busy de-webbing my party, because now nothing happens. Crap. Can't search the statue btw, it doesn't appear selectable when you do "look". Do you remember what it was? With my luck, it's probably just a stash of coinage and some cheap bling. Sigh.
  7. If you're not sure whether to go ahead with making Avernum 5, you have my vote. Aye!
  8. Got a question for anyone who remembers these two from Avernum 3. At Bremerton you meet Vago, who mentions his ol' pal Abruzzo, who made off with their loot. At Wainscotting you find Abruzzo, who says that he buried the loot under a statue in Greendale long ago, "and that it probably isn't there anymore". Sure enough, I hot-footed it all the way to Greendale, only to be disappointed. I tramped around the 3 statues (2 by the pond, 1 in the warehouse) but didn't discover anything. Is there really no loot? One lives in hope
  9. I hope Avernum 4 PC is going to be windowable like the previous Avernums, where you could toggle it in the options menu. I really prefer playing things windowed, because I'm addicted to the idiot lights of all the other applications I've got running in the background, and not being able to see them makes me feel insecure.
  10. Worse, make it one of those Giant Intelligent Friendly Talking ones. I know I wouldn't want one of those to drop out of the sky on me.
  11. I know they're magic resistant (immune?) but you forgot buff spells as well as healing My party is strong enough to take a little beating from a measly Rak ambush, although without magic it'd get messy after a couple of rounds of just standing there. Fighting drunk should be easier than attempting to cast spells drunk
  12. Heck yeah, I tried all spells that even remotely seemed related (besides the obviously not, like Light). The only thing I didn't do was chug potions, darn, forgot about those - my healer was loaded down with a bunch of exotics like Bliss Elixir. Drunkenness wore off probably 10+ rounds after I finished them off. It wasn't a particularly tough fight, had decent resistances and enough spellpoints to keep health up. It was just annoying to watch my group miss all the time (and every extra round the Raks were still alive meant they kept summoning more monsters to join in the fun ). Not that I disagree with how being afflicted with "drunk" affects your party Quite realistic - apart from the fact that you can still get those complicated spell chants and gestures correct while zonked It'd be a ton of fun if you couldn't cast spells while drunk...
  13. Avernum 3, mild spoiler. I'm at Erox and decided to do things the hard way (i.e. drink the ale behind the counter as suggested by the NPC sitting there, Terak). It gives you the drunk status, and a bunch of Rakshasa (sp?) immediately jump you. Now, if my party is not drunk I can totally wipe the floor with them. However, being drunk seems to be a very heavy penalty (fighters keep missing) plus none of the curing spells seem to sober up my characters - not even "Divine Restoration" at lv3. Any ideas for sobering them up? In the meanwhile I'm just going to reload, bless my party and summon some help before triggering that mess, but that's just... cheap
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