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Only the legendary Mavin Sword--a blade forged of twin metals, one cursed by evil, the other blessed by the divine--has the strength to bring his defeat. With the assistance of Kerah, an angel, and Erathsmedor, a dragon, you must engage on a dangerous quest to uncover the legend of the Mavin Sword and bring an end to all evil in the land.
Can you uncover the mysteries of the Sword before terror reigns? Encounter over NPCs, battle characters and creatures, wield weapons and cast a myriad of magic spells. Create a party of six adventurers and utilize inventory items, including customizable pieces.
Embark on over quests, mini-quests and adventures, battling in real-time and turn-based combat. Empfohlene Systemanforderungen:. Rollenspiel - Abenteuer - Fantasy. Forum zum Spiel. USK-Einstufung: 16 Approved for children aged 16 and above. Ein Fehler ist aufgetreten. Bitte aktualisiere die Seite. Es gibt noch keine Rezensionen. Anzahl: 5 pro Seite 15 pro Seite 30 pro Seite 60 pro Seite.
Sortierung: am hilfreichsten am positivsten am kritischsten am aktuellsten. Gender also makes a difference -- male characters are generally stronger and more sturdy, suited for close in fighting, while women are more agile and charismatic. One big complaint here: all the characters start unequipped and in keeping with the teenage-male mentality often associated with RPG games this means the female characters start nearly nude this even extends to the box the game is shipped in, where the only female pictured on the cover is wearing what looks more like lingerie than useful protective armor.
I personally find the continued "battle-bikini" look for women in adventure games to be rather silly and was sorry to see it continued here. Your characters start as one of four basic classes: Warrior, Wizard, Cleric, or Rogue. Once created however, there are lots of choices that will change their roles as the game continues. By joining a guild and completing quests or rituals, your character can become one of several elite classes e.
The quests can be very difficult -- to become a monk, a cleric must not equip anything for two game days, not an easy task when that means healing potions and new clothing as well as weapons and armor. The tasks your party can take on start out fairly simple, but as they make contacts with NPCs on their journey the number and variety of quests they can choose from expand into the hundreds.
In addition the main adventure trunk of the storyline there are dozens of side quests your party can tackle, from delivering packages to finding lost items. The battle system used in the game is a little awkward. All six members of your party occupy the same point you can't actually see any of them in the game world. If you focus on distance attacks this works well, but the system breaks down when some members of the party should hold back and shoot form a distance and others need to run up next to the enemy to attack.
It's made even more awkward since you have to be almost on top of most enemies to attack with melee weapons. Since your characters won't move forward on their own to attack you have to approach the bad guys before swinging and I found that even when I was sure I was close enough to hit I often got a "out of range" message.
The graphics in the game aren't all that bad, but they aren't anything special. The game does support 3D accelerators, but for the game interface the software-based engine does a better job. In 3D mode many user interface elements get extra garbage pixels around them, making reading difficult. On the other hand, the 3D world looks much better with the hardware support, so you are forced to choose which is more important -- the interface or the world graphics.
Today they look too outdated when compared to the eye candy offered by recent games -- even most year old games look better.
The audio effects are fairly well done, but music and voice acting were sub-standard. The music was way too repetitive I soon turned it off and the voices were often hard to understand. Particularly bad is the voice work for the non-human races.
The sibilant lisping of the Lizzord characters made understanding them almost impossible. The voice acting is also poorly matched to the character animations, sometimes hilariously so. The extra time it took to get it to market makes it look and feel outdated. It also suffers from technical problems with its 3D graphics support.
Despite these issues it is a good game and I found myself enjoying it more than I expected as it progressed -- the good classic RPG core of the game manages to overcome the problems to a large extent. EXE, should automatically appear in the edit box. EXE file manually or use the browse button to locate it. This patch does not remove any copy protection from game, nor does provide it any cheats.
I have absolutely no association with either of these two companies. Read the Readme file Here!! It will help you with lots of aspects in the game. It tells you how to gain certain skills as well! It'll be updated from time to time, so check back and remember the version number changes.
This was designed and packaged by our friend, Rick Volberding! Hit points Trainer - 11Kb Download This is a Trainer that modifies your Hit points to all characters from whatever they were to You need to run the trainer before the game is run.
If you are having problems running it, please email the person that wrote this. We have not run it, nor really want to just YET!
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