The Drunken Lizard Pub

I read thru the threads on the lever puzzle but I still cannot get it to work - any hints on solving? Very blunt spoiler below... Start at the westernmost lever, on on the northernmost (top) row...flip the first one, leave the middle one alone, then flip the third one. On the bottom row, flip the m...

I confess I know very little about coding, but isn't it possible to make experience levels open-ended, rather than stopping at 20, or 40, or whatever it is dependent on the game you're playing?

acoustibop wrote:And there's the third ending, Cal...

Do you have to kill EVERYONE everyone, or just everyone in the keep to get that?

GSV3MiaC wrote:Or as we say in the trade 'the problem appears to be between the keyboard and the screen'. 8>.

Isn't it "between the chair and the keyboard"?

...and I have two things to say:

1) Enjoyed both the "good" and "bad" endings, the animated bad ending was extremely well done. And the good ending sets up well for Book II.

2) Basilisk Wrangler, quit wasting time reading this and get to work on Book II, dammit!

Anyone play this one from Interplay?

Another one of my top five favourites...wonderful fun for its time.

He deserves it anyway, if you've done his quest... ;) I was hoping for something to the effect of: When you return to Aridell after delivering the letter, the town's in a dither because Brother Michael has dragged off by the authorities, with a new priest now in town...that gave cheaper healing! Ah...

acoustibop wrote:They emit light - why not heat?

Biolumiscence...erm...maybe necroluminescence

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioluminescence

acoustibop wrote:BTW if you upset NPCs you should be able to remedy that by casting Charm on them, Cal.

Thanks for the tip...but my only character at the moment can only cast Charm level 1...not good enough to appease Brother Michael.

Oh well, when I need those items, he deserves a good thumping anyway...

Aside from applying real-world biology to imaginary creatures, that's a good argument. I counter with this, however: Traditionally, undead creatures such as skeletons and zombies are animated through clerical means, ie "magic"...surely that would be the "energy" that gives the cr...

That's not a bad idea...like the Fog of War in the first Warcraft games.

Hmm...not a bad fix. Or maybe it detects life energy in the living and magic energy in the undead.

And a few monsters should have Predator Sight as a feature of their own, like the poltergeists and other undead. They shouldn't have penalties for fighting in the dark.

...in that a few monsters probably should NOT show up when using it. As it states, it allows the character to see monsters in the infrared spectrum. I think a few monsters, such as walking corpses, skeletons, and poltergeists should not be visible with the spell, as they'd be at room temp or close t...

Did you ever get the Marasuma blade? Dang that thing did some damage! I only had one party find that thing in all the times I played the game. :x The funniest one was the Blade Cuisinart! My best friend and I couldn't stop laughing after finding that one for the first time!! :lol: Muramasa Blade......

I think I've got seven keys sitting in a barrel in Blackwater...

As I said in a post elsewhere here, I've got an unusual amount of patience. If I come across a locked door, I'll just keep reloading until I pick it...

Thank you, Burglar Gloves...