I'm just a bit surprised that it can make plants grow, put out fires, make water appear out of nowhere, and even fix the castle walls. Why not just have Alexander use his storm brew to put out the fires and refill the rivers, and let nature grow the plants back? Graham will have to spring for the m...

It's awesome.


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Hahah, nah, it's totally your right to have that opinion - but I'm just telling you, I think you're really gonna like our treatment of Space Quest 2!!!


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chucklas wrote:

Blackthorne519 wrote:Never doubt! Them's some clever, sneaky folks over at AGDI!


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Much more clever than those folks over at IA.

EXACTLY! Wait, what?


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is the absence of ‘Space Quest II: Vohaul’s Revenge’...yes I know that Infamous Adventures is in the process of redoing this classic as I type this...however based on their past re-makes I believe that AGDI would do a much better job at re-making this prestigious adventure classic. You're gon...

Never doubt! Them's some clever, sneaky folks over at AGDI!


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Sometimes I think the most important question to ask of anything is "Can I screw it?"


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So, if one could, how would they remove the dead ends from KQ5? What are the major ones?


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If you chose all the knowledge in the world, you'd know to pick the food first. QUANDRY.


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Yeah, well think of it like this - it's possible to die in Super Mario Bros. - but it just sends you back to the start of the world, not some three worlds before..... I like the possibility of dying in a game, but I don't want to have to rote repeat some area just because...


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adeyke wrote:If the "automatic save" happens often enough, that would be just as good as the "retry".

Yeah, it really is - but it seemed to not be as obtrusive. I don't know; in QFGIV, I thought it worked well.


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I liked how in later games, like QFGIV for example, they had an "Automatic Save" feature, which would save your game for you in certain points.


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The novel isn't missing pages; you're just skipping over them.


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I, on many occasions, have chosen a sandwich over great knowledge. And I must say, it was always the right decision.


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adeyke wrote:There's really no need to mock the grammar and spelling of other people here.

There's no need, but boy, it sure is fun. Ware else can you find such fun mangling of language?


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I think people today are just really big babies who are used to being handed everything. I've never seen so much whining in my life as I've seen in discussions over dead-ends in adventure games.


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Oh, wow, ProgZMax is doing the sprites? He IS very good.... that's awesome. Cool to finally find out more and more about the title.


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Haha, like how you get the Infamous award. We're not that bad are we? Hahaha. Isn't the second largest thread on your forums called the "drunk thread"? I think that answers your question. :p Hahah! I haven't been drunk in almost two years.... I'm still belligerent though, oddly enough.......

Ooh, they're being coy about it! You just KNOW something special is in that box!


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Or it contains the coolest and most secret Easter egg in the game....



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Erpy wrote: I find it rather funny that all-in-all, our KQ3 is probably dirtier than IA's despite IA...being IA.

Hey! We resemble that remark.


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She means a Rooster, you sick minded people!


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Yeah, I'd love to see AGS go multiplatform. I'd play the hell out of these games on my Wii.

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I do love me a good parser.

Here's a bit of trivia: when we started SQ2VGA, we initially made it with both the icon and parser systems. Programming the parser proved to be a bit too much work, so we had to cut that feature out - as it was too much work for something only a few people would use.


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Hahah, It's a "tunic" really.

You have to be comfortable, whether or a slave or king, ya know.


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