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But I makes all the shops have zero money first!

Quote: Originally written by Miya: Just go to every town and sell your things until they all run out of money. Since training is expensive it might be wise to buy two levels of whatever skill from the trainers before using canisters and book. Is what I did, but all avaiable shops are out of money now. Quote: Originally written by Zeviz: Don't forget about the shops in Obeyer lands (in addition to the ones in drypeak, there are a couple farmers in nearby areas, whom you can trade with). If you don't care which sect you support (or if you plan on joining takers later), you can quit Awakened to be able to use Barzite shops. Aside from that, your only option is to avoid angering Takers until you empty all shops in their lands. If you play as unallied, you can use all shops in the game and most of them will still run out of gold, so joining awakened early wasn't very good for maximizing your item-selling potential. Rising, Taker cities and Drypeak are all empty, I killed Zackary and Barzhal with all their followers; the Takers simply hate me . I'm with the Awakened, and I don't want to betray them. Zeviz: What are "Obeyer Lands"? You mean the Loyalist?

[DOUBLE POSTING INSTEAD EDITING] My Apologizes.

Hello everyone! I have a really annoying problem: I joined the Awanaked and I have reduced, by selling a lot of useless things, to 0 all shop's money! Now I cannot sell other things (I'm clearing the Taker lands now, and I found a lot of Iron Breastplates!)... For solve the problem, I'm buying all useful things in the shops (like potions, thorns, javelins...) for give them some golds, but then I sell other things, so the money will return to zero again! When this will happen, what I will have to do? I don't think there are many shops left in Takers' lands...

I think Lietz is a female, Brodus Blade a male.

Maybe she will be the leader of the hidden sect...

I like more the spawner in GF1. It seems more aggressive than a tubolar-shaped spawner in GF3.

Micawber, your point is exactly like mine. I don't appreciate the Avernum Series because there aren't zones.

- I write so because I don't know how to write "Christmas".

Trust me, GF3 is a good game. You have to buy it. GF4 is a "continue" of GF3, I think. In gf4 will be a war, in GF3 you will know why. So, buy GF3 before GF4 (that will come on 25th December).

Quote: Originally written by Nick Ringer: Only other instance I know of is Pinner's "escape zone" area. I see a lot of time little squares of "leaving zones", in many other areas...

Very well, Diki. I'm sure you are right.

I have a LOT of Rings, both Gold and Silver. Can I sell them or I have to keep them? Thanks.

Killing Pharithon is easy, use 2 switch (make sure that he is not lookin at you), then use the third when he is closer at the incubator.

Oh well, I will try again... EDIT: Nope.

Quote: Originally written by artificial orange: Not even any of the wall sections around the shelf? No, none. Quote: Originally written by Thuryl: If you can't get out any other way, there's always the exitzone cheat. Isn't a problem, I'm only curious. Quote: Originally written by VCH: Perhaps your Guardian has learned to swim.

No, I can't.

Quote: Originally written by artificial orange: a) You edited the terrain scripts I'm pretty sure that that zone has at least one problem with where you can and can't walk - one of the walls is non-solid. a) Never did something like this. Maybe.

Forgot to say... Is GF2, immediately after joining Heust Blade, in the Pit of the Misfits.

How I can do something this?

Quote: Originally written by Phase Equilibrium: Definition A diplomatic agent is an agent trained with priority in leadership and mechanics. And the luck? Is useful when you are a diplomatic.

Quote: Originally written by Mr.Bookworm: I would advise seeking professional help and deleting Geneforge from your computer.

Quote: Originally written by $ v. #: Yes, you're wrong. Your guardian strategy sounds like it will fail miserably unless you are playing on a low difficulty and fighting enemies weaker than you are. Hmmm... Well, my Guardian was always more strong than the enemyes he beat... I'm playing on tricky, anyway.

Quote: Originally written by robsavage: You all should make a whole new post about the agent/guardian thing That's Right. Why don't make "resurrect" Slarty's old topic?

I still don't understand why an Agent, that can block every enemy with a Strong Daze, must have more powr than a Guardian. The magic is good, I admit it, but the only magic that a Guardian need is the Healing Craft, IMO. Take, for example, this situation: your character is surrounded by rogues. What would you do? AGENT: Use a magic that "stun" (like Strong Daze), then, maybe with speed, take out all the enemies. GUARDIAN: Occasionally use Heal, it will take out all enemies, one at turn. CONCLUSION: Then I think: the Guardian is more strong aganist one, powerful enemy; the Agent can wipe out pack of enemyes easily. So, I'm wrong?