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Callie

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  1. I personally like the old-school look and want to keep it that way. The graphics in the post A3 games are just plain clunky anyways.

     

    Originally Posted By: Jumpin' Salmon
    With profanity, it is nice to use multiple languages.

    Agreed...la vache.

  2. Originally Posted By: Toby-Linn

    Anyways, I propose an experiment! Who'll volunteer? I don't have any saved games that are close to day 160 frown

    I played Exile III past day 160. You start getting these weird messages, and then a voice calls you to the Tower of Magi. The place gets ravaged by demons, due to one of Linda's experiments. You have to meet with one of the triad mages in the room that's usually blocked. You then have to find Linda, the source of the experiment, who you kill with a special knife.

    I'm surprised I remember that much, as I haven't played Exile III in years. I'm assuming the same thing happens in Avernum 3, but I never took that long to finish it.
  3. I think the difficulty between the two series is pretty much equal. However, I found that some encounters were harder in the Exile series than in Avernum. For example, I spent several hours getting to the slith king in Exile while in Avernum I probably spent about twenty minutes. Exile 3 in particular is quite different in my opinion. I thought the rakshasha battle in Execa, Black Halberd dungeon, the undead infested inn in the Midori province, and the final battle with Rentar-Ihrno were all harder in Exile III than in Avernum 3.

     

    As for general combat, the lack of spells in Avernum makes combat in a bit harder. In Exile you could simply bombard the enemy with divine thud, firestorm, wall of blades, and summmoned basilisks.

  4. Originally Posted By: Munchkining Rabbit
    I want soul cristals back. Alien Slime, I choose YOU!

    Seconded. I love having the upper hand because I brought a basilisk into the mess, even though Ur-basilisks can't be captured.

    One more thing: I want a bestiary and scry monster again, as it was pretty useful. (Yet for some reason Erika and Rentar-Ihrno never stayed in the bestiary)
  5. Well, since I seem to like the rebels best, I'd like to think the series will end with them. I wouldn't mind the shapers though either.

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    I never played anything more than the demos, so I only have a taste.

  6. Quote:
    Thralni:I won't say anything major about it as yet, for telling what thing this scenario is inspired by, will either give away too much, or people might think I'm doing something different than I'm actually doing. What I can give you, is the first and last lines of the introtext:

    So you can't tell me whether or not HIM is supposed to be an acronym of anything?
  7. Originally Posted By: Thuryl

    No, no, you're misreading him. He doesn't want to get ungeased, because he doesn't HAVE a geas. He wants to get a geas just so he can get into Shafrir's ungeasing area to look around.

    My apologies. blush
  8. Originally Posted By: Linz

    BoA is not very graphics intensive, so you can play it on older machines.

    It works on my old PowerMac just fine, and it's eleven years old. It'll play rather slow at times, and quite a few animations and other technical stuff might not work, but it's definitely playable.
  9. Quote:
    Originally written by Drew:
    Les Miserables, though my favorite book ever, seems a strange choice for an AP English class. What's next? The Brothers K?
    Well, my English teacher also happens to be my French teacher. Nonetheless, she tends to assign us college level material, so...
  10. My English class had prevented me from any leisurely reading now. Currently I'm reading endlessly through books about the middle ages, and then she's going to cram Les Miserables on top of that. If I ever have children, I'll make sure to warn them about taking an AP English class during their sophomore year.

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