Erpy wrote:The idea is not to make combat too big a part of the game as to deter players who don't like fight sequences.

I'm assuming the frequency of combat depends to a degree on the main character's element. Could you say if that assumption is at least somewhat correct?

Well, hypothetically, if Telltale didn't have the rights we'd all be having a completely different discussion and probably different poll options, too. But they do. You're no fun. Anyway, back to Mage's Initiation. Dare I ask if the game can be completed without any combat at all? EDIT: By the way,...

MusicallyInspired wrote:Like AGD2 just said, Telltale has the rights to sequels so that's out of the question.

Like I just said, the question is purely hypothetical

FatherGhostface wrote:Why? Would they consider it...'beneath' an actress to voice a character in a free online adventure game? Did she wish to remain annonymous or something?

A SAG member can't take a role if certain conditions haven't been met, including financial ones.

FatherGhostface wrote:So who is the actress who voices Rosella if you don't mind me asking so?

AGC2 definitely won't mind, but Screen Actors Guild might...

Eh? It always respawns as long you had already used it. There's no random element to it. I am guilty of running off expectations of the original. It never occurred to me that there could be another bowl of porridge, so I held on to the one I collected at the beginning. To be fair, I also panicked a...

You will have to drop AGS and go multiplatform, today the indie gaming scene is not just on PC, it's also on XBLA, PSN and the App Store. That means learning a new engine, extra coding and extra testing. I've been wondering recently if it would be possible to write an AGS interpreter, sort of like ...

That depends. Telltale have rights to KQ sequels obviously, so we can't make them. If we were allowed to do remakes. The question was purely hypothetical. Although I noticed that whenever the subject comes up, you say "remakes". Is that the only thing you would be interested in doing, or ...

Eventide wrote:Let me tell you I felt so foolish after I found out the porridge somehow respawns (it never did for me so I'm just assuming it's true).

Eh? It always respawns as long you had already used it. There's no random element to it.

Anonymous Game Creator 2 wrote:Adventure Gamers posted some large size screenshots from Mage's Initiation: Reign of the Elements.

Looks fantastic!

Out of curiosity, if you were granted a commercial King's Quest license, do you think it would look anything like that?

Well I do know of this "other" food you can give Mannannan, which can be found near some establishment. What I haven't tried is to give this "food" to Mannannan as well as the meat itself. And since the state of this "other" food are raw, do you think Manannan would st...

Chyron_8472 wrote: I do already know that giving the meat to Manannan instead of the eagle will dead-end, since I already did this to myself.

That's not a dead end. There are none, as long as you don't make save the game with not enough time to return home and/or hide forbidden items.

It means that after you've completed the game, you can reboot the game, start a new game and play through again in a different fashion and awards you've unlocked the first time around will still be there even if you don't get them on your second time through. Thank you! So I assume the awards are s...

Erpy wrote:Awards that you unlock stay unlocked permanently.

Does that mean that I can boot up the game, start a new playthrough, and the ones I've unlocked will already be there when I finish? Or do I have to load a save, see the ending and only then start anew?

It's hard to complain when there's so much to love, but my two main gripes are: - The game is much less interactive than KQ2+. There are many more "canned" responses from the narrator ("Combining these items has no effect" or "You can't use this item here"). In KQ2+, th...

Oh no! I have never finished the original King's Quest III (although I messed around with it on my Amiga) and am currently playing your remake. I was excited immensely for it, not because it's a new version of an old favorite, but because it's a sequel to one of the best adventure games I've ever pl...