Due to saving and a horrendous memory, I've forgotten what I'm supposed to be doing and how to advance the story. I think I'm supposed to be making a deal with Grimly, but I can't find his fort which is supposedly in southern nephil lands. Do I need to talk to someone first to find it?
Hrm, I really seem to suck at this scavenger hunt. What is the island outpost where Odashai (I'm assuming, although it could be some other ascended person) can be seen everywhere but is a bit stiff? I thought it was the statue at Urlek, but that's not an island and I couldn't find it anywhere in the shrine anyway.
That's what I figured when I first read the note, but I couldn't find it after searching everything. I guess I'll try again though.
Also, how do I get through the Kuntalass hideout? I always get trapped in the part where the portcullises close and archers murder you. Are singletons not supposed to play?
Whee, I forgot all about Erasmus, thanks. Anywho, about the scavenger hunt, what place of learning has neither books nor teachers and has something that flies from a pole?
For some reason I've started over from the beginning and have somehow become stuck. Where do I find evidence that Uncle Shamus is gone? The story won't advance until I do.
I don't think you can make the buttons say "Attack" and "Pay", but there is a node that gives you 1, 2, and cancel. You can just tell the player what each button does and follow accordingly.
You have to kill the ice drakes and put a drake necklace on each pedestal in the four corners of the cave. Then you can open the trapdoor and find more goodies.
One problem that a lot of scenarios have is not necessarily a lack of people to sell you things, but a lack of people to buy things from you. Many scenarios contain a lot of useless loot that the player may or may not want cluttering their inventory when it could be turned into a nice profit instead.
Not distributing the editor with the demo version would be a foolish thing to do anyway. Although I do remember reading somewhere that the editor would not be packaged with the game itself for various reasons.
The Avernum series was a remake of Exile, so it was supposed to be esentially the same game. Geneforge 2 is a sequel to Geneforge, so it's different in the sense that Exile/Avernum 3 is different from Exile/Avernum 2.