Yeah, but maybe there's something to watch out that makes the game unfinishable.

Uh... is remaking all the five games an option? Things that I would do if I were in charge... -New class: Bard (Solves puzzles by speaking to people and charming, lying, or persuading them...) -More side-quests! -More class upgrades: Fighter->Paladin (This is already in the games, after all...) Wiza...

I liked it because I actually like regular RPG games, but it was a bad thing that they lowered a lot the "adventure game" part of the Quest for Glory series.

LeChuck made me feel something in my skin while I was playing Monkey Island 2, my vote's for him.

Does any of this villanous stuff prevent you from finishing the game?

I think the download link in the Adventure Game Studio's site got fixed recently.

Day 7. Beaten the fire elemental, did the two thief sidequest, bought a lot of stuff, and practiced throwing by killing brigands with daggers (Much less boring than simply throwing rocks)

The new battle system is awesome. I liked it better than the ones in the official games.

I'm working right now on finishing QFG1. Right now I'm stuck because I can't sneak past the minotaur no matter how high is my skill... gotta keep trying.

What about LucasArt's verb style? That's kind of like icons, but they aren't exactly like that... specially the early versions of it which had a lot of verbs. (I think Zak McKracken got the right number of verbs to be easier to play than text parsers but still complex enough that you can't solve puz...

Anyone else came into this thread thinking that the download link was there?

Jonesjulia wrote:2. Fallout. Humorous the whole way through.

Definately recommended. Fallout and it's sequel are my favourite games.

LucasArts. Don't kill me, but of Sierra I only loved Space Quest and Quest for Glory.

The first one I played was the first Monkey Island, but my favourite is the second. (Which, incidentally, is also the second adventure game I ever played)

Quest for Glory I : An all-around good game. I liked the free-roaming nature of it and everything you could do in the valley. For me, it was the one who treated the thief class the best, except maybe for QFG4. Quest for Glory II : Hated the city-maze, but the main adventure is pretty good. It even ...

Come on, where's the love for european comics?

Thief, because stealing is fun.

I really hope they don't do a FFVI remake in this style. I can live on without FFIVDS but I know I'll absolutely have to buy FFVIDS.

Strength and Hit Points do matter (They are automatically increased after you succesfully finish a battle instead of practicing them)

I'd prefer a customizable character rather than an stablished one, keep the character classes (Maybe even adding some new, a bard class could work in these games).

Quest for Glory 4 1/2 is the closest thing to QFG6 we'll probably get seeing how the situation is right now...

Fallout 2 teaches you how to run a nuclear power plant, it's educational!

After they finish QFG2 they will start working in the ''VACATIONS!'' project.

They deserve it.

Well, I think it would be a bit cheap, and unnatural to call him always ''Hero''. I like to see the name I chose written, yes.

Weren't there lines in QFG2 that directly refer to the (player-chosen) name of the main character? That makes a voice pack very unlikely.