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Originally Posted By: The Mystic There's a very good piece of plate mail hidden on the Isle of Bigail. I'm not sure anymore, but you might be able to reach it in the demo. No, you have to be able to get into Gale to even be able to enter the dungeon for this.

Originally Posted By: Goldenking Oh, they say they're leaving. But they always come back. They always come back... Until then, you shall be missed, most certainly.

I couldn't get the original to work on 64-bit Windows 7, but if you have Win7 Professional you can install XP Mode, which it did work on.

Only problem I ever had with Exile on Vista was a quick tweak to my sound drivers.

Yes I do. First I tried posting the image right in the post like the good ol' days, but then I remembered that hotlinking was disabled. And I'd already closed the browser window I got it from and didn't feel like finding the page url again. Basically its cuz im lazy.

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Originally Posted By: Celtic Minstrel What he said. +1

2 uber fighters, one swords, one pole weapons 3 mages and a priest to ensure aforementioned fighters stay uber. Admittedly, I haven't played much high-level stuff yet.

I'll have to come out and say here than I am proud to post on the forums of an indie developer who gets his product out before the deadline like this and consistently has a great storyline from beginning to end. However, I would also like to know what takes 4 months as far as porting to Windows.

What exactly does the Anama's tresure consist of? I have considered trying for it, but I figured the consequences would be too dire for my poor low-level party.

Also, while we're on the topic... I been playing Spears recently, and I decided to help the Sliths. At Seablaze Tower, I went into the battle before listening to Zaevess (must not have listened to the commander carefully enough). Was this a fatal mistake?

Cool. My Vista came with my computer. However, I'm pretty sure advertising is not a sanctioned activity of these forums.

Well, sure Vista has gimmicks and adjustments that need to be made, but at least it looks cool and forces you to buy a powerful computer just to run it.

I am not an expert at using Notepad (or what have you) to decode executables, but there may have been some items that Jeff considered including in the game, decided against it, and forgot to remove them from the source code. That would be my opinion. Also, your link contains an unnecessary comma. Just telling ya.

Hmmm. Now that I've played a little bit, having no sounds can be a little annoying. Having no sounds also translates into having no pauses in the gameplay when a sound would have normally been played (e.g. if a monster dies it just suddenly disappears). So I'd like to know how to fix this, but if not, that's fine; at least it's playable now. EDIT: Oh n/m, it turned out, after a little online searching, was I had a sound card driver problem. Thanks anyway.