MusicallyInspired wrote:Lol! I can just picture a high-quality professional KQ5/KQ6-style closeup painting of Alex's hinder parts.

I will SO do that closeup if we ever do a special edition re-release!

My suggestion would be to play the superior EGA version.

Just kidding. Not sure what would help...I haven't had that issue before. Sounds like an odd one though.

You might try playing the game in ScummVM though--it's compatible and requires far less tweaking than Dosbox.

"...cock in here" - says one of the chickens in the pen .....Really AGDI? Really???? You should know better, I have a good mind to give you a wet nasty spanking for that one! ;) Hahaha...oh my god. That actually is really funny. I have to go find that line now. You little scamps, you.

One person didn't care for Manannan's voice, but I liked it. Perhaps not a deep, resonating, evil voice, but still a good match for a scratchy, old man's voice. That may have been me, though I don't think I mentioned that on this board. Yeah, I thought Manannan's voice left a little to be desired. ...

Blackthorne519 wrote:Oh, and as to speculation? HE'S DEFINITELY OVERSIGHT1979!


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HAHAHA!

oberonqa wrote:
I was only a temporary admin for Phoenix Online Studios.... and haven't been affiliated with them since September 2010.

Ah. My mistake. Sorry.

I'd propose we actually do this. I actually asked a (small) number of people this question once I saw the decision post in here, three of whom I KNOW aren't used to Sierra games. Great idea! Even if this doesn't tells what the right answer is, it does tell us what the common answers are. Here is ho...

It was a great scene! Classic Sierra humor, too.

Which, I think, will still not prevent players from howling out loud if we changed it, so I think we won't. http://www.agdinteractive.com/forum/images/avatars/moodpics/Nashlaug.jpg Oh, I'm not saying you SHOULD change it; I just meant this to be one of those speculative "wouldn't it be cool if...

I though this was a great sequence in the game. I love the logic behind coming up with this puzzle. Great stuff.

That's a good question. Considering all the thought put into small details in this game, there's probably a specific scene for that contingency. :) BTW, to find the map, you have click on the dark space between the items in the closet, not on the clothes themselves. Just in case anyone was still hav...

I don't see how it could possibly not be obvious that the jewel is last. Before he gives you the test, Seran goes on this long monologue lamenting his own greed in life. How much more obvious do you have to get that the choice that amounts to the greediest response (putting wealth first) would be th...

Shalkar wrote:Which cave is the exit? I went through all the caves. I'm stumped

None of them. You have to let the yeti chase you around for a bit, and he will break the exit open.

Yeah, I don't think it would work with every ingredient...there are some things that it would be natural to just pick up, seeing as it is an adventure game and all. It's really the things like the fly wings, where Gwydion not only picks up the dead fly, but already knows specifically what to do with...

Two that came to mind during my first playthrough were: 1) An in-game way to make a list of ingredients so that you don't have to physically write them down by hand. The first thing I tried to do was click the journal on the spellbook, because I thought maybe Gwydion would write the ingredients down...

You'll use the jar the toadstool powder was in for the finished formula. Thanks! A bit odd though, to start on a spell without knowing you will have all of the needed ingredients. I didn't expect "a pinch" would use up all of the toadstool powder. True. That's a holdover from the original...

Wow. People are WAY overthinking this one. Sorry guys, this was a pretty clear cut and obvious solution. And even if it isn't, it should only take you a maximum of maybe four attempts to get it right based on trial and error, since it is patently obvious (if you pay attention and look at the items f...

oversight1979 wrote:1 person said to wait for the Yeti to show up. Why in the world would you do that, unless you enjoy being caught and dieing?

Because the yeti opens the exit to the screen. You cannot get past the tunnels until the yeti does this.

Where do I find the mandrake root/powder? I'm trying to make the cat spell, but I'm missing the Mandrake ingredient. In the original game the madrake root powder was to be found down in the cellar, but I can't seem to find it here in this version of the game... You have to make the powder yourself....

Blackthorne519 wrote:You don't have to look all over the hole of Llewdor;

I see what you did there.

PLeiaPrinSass wrote:Am I a giant idiot??? Cannot find and want to be able to teleport!!!

It's on the same screen it's on in the original version. It blends in a little more in this version, but it's in the same place. If that doesn't help you, try looking carefully at all your surroundings near the beach.

If you have a setup able to run other Wine wrapped programs, you should have no trouble with this one. Hmmm, any other Mac users out there that have any ideas?

AsianMusicGuy wrote:i cant fund a cut table caone and i cant gind the mandrage riid ir get the bottle from the hole

Thumbs WAY up for this post.

As for the mandrake, you'll need at least one spell before you can reach it. The game's intro will lead you to the location.

I don't know what I'm missing here. I have all ingredients and have bought all ingredients from the store, but I can't figure out how to separate the fish scales from the fish. Help a brotha out. Thanks I was confused about this too, but then I realized I was already carrying them in a different fo...

He's always in there, but it's random whether he's asleep or awake. Just keep climbing down and up and check his condition after each trip up the ladder. The odds of him dozing increase over time. http://www.agdinteractive.com/forum/images/avatars/moodpics/Nashnorm.jpg Thanks! I was wondering about...