Rionep Ecnirp Etlevs

Thank you.

Non-loyalist endings only: what difference does using 1 canister make, or a handful, or all of them?

Is it too late?

 

Name: Rionep

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I'm a Guardian playing Normal, so I'll survive one way or another. That said, if I start raising a team of vlish as soon as I reasonably can, will they level enough throughout the game to be more valuable than the fewer number of glaahks or eyebeasts I might have eventually created?

 

If you support the decision to go full Vlish, should I create as many as I possibly can?

See "yes" or "no" answer below.

Could have eaten the goblins if you hadn't killed them all.

I don't believe he was serious about looking for it because he'd have to be playing Geneforge 6, which he isn't.

I genuinely enjoyed Geneforge 4, but I was also bored near the end, too. It might have been my binge-playing, or it was the inevitability you mentioned after realizing you already know how it has to end.

Thanks for correctly identifying Another World for me. I just played through it. It was fine, but I used a walkthrough. There were a few bits in which I wouldn't have otherwise understood what I missed.

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That Northern Isles game sure looks interesting, but it looks like it would take more effort than I would care to put into learning.

Thanks, Thuryl. Also, where in the world is the Miscellaneous section I found before?

Ah, ok. I was wondering if it was a wand, but I didn't notice at the time.

I've seen screencaps of this game appear on the internet. I'd like to play it, but I can't tell what it is.

in G6 you get both sides of Monterrana, the other Shaper continent

Thanks all. As soon as I found a second pylon like the first, and especially after reaching the spirit city, I understood there was a sequence to follow. The description of carvings depicting people lining up to touch the pylon convinced me that this was a pilgrimage ritual or somesuch.

 

What a huge spoiler it was! That dialogue and others really suggest that serviles are the descendants of warped humans from that ancient conflict.

 

If anyone reads this, could you please remind me what the "bone baton" was for? I found two or three of them in pylons. They were each described as an "ivory rod" and appeared as a special item.

I've checked out the FAQ. Some of these allow interaction based on Luck. Still, there is a pylon in Western Wastes that causes a stinging sensation when pressed. My Luck is 27. Am I accomplishing anything by pushing it?

Can you try SHIFT-click?

There are two/three components of the rebel force: outsiders (human) and creations (serviles and Barred-type). All seek freedom, knowledge, and power forbidden by Shaper law, but the creations are also reacting to the threat of extermination by Shapers. By law, a creation without Shaper control must not exist.

Late in the game, I can't imagine them being any good unless you've leveled magic shaping or kept your vlish alive throughout. Wouldn't their Str/Dex be too low to hit-stun much higher level creations?

E-mail Jeff with your current registration code. If you paid to register legally before, he'll be happy to send you a registration key.

Now can someone kindly explain to me when this massive, developed continent was mentioned, and where was it located?

Which lost continent was that?

 

And where is Drypeak (G2) supposed to be located relative to Terrestia? On an island? In G5 I nearly got the impression it was continuous land far southeast (further south than the G4 territories), except that makes it strange for the G2 character to arrive at the southeast tip of Drypeak and explore unknown territory by traveling north and west.

Fo realz? When were councilors originally mentioned? And when were timelines given?

 

I believe you; I just never noticed.

Humor me. Name two more.

Master1, I think I'm convinced.

Well, if it ever happens, I'd like to VA a handful of townspeople, please.