Kyronea

So, then, basically...when you use the mouse to move, you move like you used to in the older Avernum games/Nethergate: Resurrection?

Wait...Jeff is keeping the "move several spaces at once" type of movement?! Ugh. That was probably the Geneforge "innovation" that I loathed the most. I HATE movement being taken out of my hands like that. I also hated attacks requiring a certain amount of AP to be executed rather than being able to attack at 3, 2, or 1 AP. If at least those two "innovations" are removed, I think I'll be fine with everything else Geneforgish...but please, remove the movement "innovation!"

Oh, yes, of course...that would be a duh moment. Should've tried that. Thank you.

Looking at the screenshots, it seems this will be another Gevernum. Will it still play like Geneforge as Avernum 4 did, or is Jeff considering returning to the Avernum 3/Nethergate: Ressurection style of gameplay and graphics? (My overwhelmingly preferred version...I couldn't stand the Geneforge games and I absolutely loathed Avernum 4 because of its Geneforge qualities.)

Quote: Originally written by Fractal: You have to get the Lamp Key from "beating" Titus in the Circle Warrens, which is near Hagfen. No, I got that key. It's the inner doors that have me confused.

How do you get inside the Hall? I can't figure out how to get past the inner door telling me to test myself with the path of the grove or something like that.

Right, thank you. What about that wolf? That's how I need to "prove myself" for the Hall of the Lamp, right?

EDIT: I finally found them in-game. New question: Where are the five beasts? I've found two--the one in the Goblin Fort and one...elsewhere--I don't remember right now--but I'm still missing three. EDIT AGAIN: Make that missing two...I found the one in Anwnn. Also, how do I get my woodcraft skill up to ten in order to find that wolf? The highest I've got is four.

Oh, fantastic. I will have something to tide me over till Kingdom Hearts II comes out after all. Yays. Keep up the good work, Jeff.

From my experience and taking about twenty minutes to test it, it seems to be absolutely useless, unlike the wishing well in M&MVII, which is quite useful.

The only thing you lose by not completing the mission correctly is the ability to get Dispel Barrier from the mayor of Sharamik. And that can be corrected via the character editor. Note, though, that if you complete the troglo king's mission, you CAN actually go back and THEN kill him anyway. That's what I did, since the mayor of...Amrino, I think, gave me a quest to kill him.