The Drunken Lizard Pub

That would catch some errors, but it wouldn't catch left out words, or misspelled words that are actually real words, such as "you" for "your" etc.

RezoApio suggested The only things that I would really love to a some charts that would help understand the relationship between characteristics/skills/action in the world. Is it linear progression or kind of exponent making 20 so much more than 15 ? Yes, I have the same question, and I keep ending ...

Tiavals asked: I don't get it, why on earth would someone want to save skillpoints after a level-up? I can't think of any reason at all to do so, someone care to elaborate? Well, for one thing, my character has been quite unlucky, and has no weapon besides a dagger, no spells, and not enough money t...

RezoApio said: There should be a mode when you do not really bash the barrel but rather try to open the top so it should not need to put it to 0% condition. You should still have chance to break your tool. I had no option to try with axe or such like so I do not know if it works better. I agree that...

I agree with the person who wanted to be able to spend saved skill points between level ups.

I'd also like more save game slots.

I've had some random successes in addition to my failures, such as a Potion of Keensight, and one of Fortified Mana.

In the conversation with Eleanor in Aridell, the following conversation options appear at various points: "Thanks for YOU time" and "May I ask you SOMETING else?"

Maddock at one point refers to an UNIVITED visitor.

I may be the only one, but I don't find the walking speed slow. If I walked any faster, I'd walk into a bunch of salamanders.

If Book II is indeed going to be party-based, I'd like some Jagged Alliance 2-style elements included, in terms of the characters (different personalities, some of which don't get along with each other). I'd rather generate just my own character, and encounter the others, so the challenge grows with...

If it's not prying too much, could you tell us whether sales so far are encouraging, disappointing, or about what you expected? (Or didn't you have any particular expectations?) :| Just wondering how it affects development prospects for a second game. Personally, I'm loving the game. I even blew up ...

Woo-hoo, I ordered!

No, I meant the style and interface/mechanics of Wizardry 7 - step-by-step movement; turn-based party combat. Since it was just a brief dungeon crawl demo, I don't know much about the story or quest structure; I do recall there were Wizardry-style "puzzles" involving finding hidden levers ...

It's basically Wizardry 7, which is a good thing. I played a beta of it years ago, and it was quite good then.

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IF you really want something completely different, how about a mystery set in a medieval whorehouse? "A Mortal Bane" by Roberta Gellis or Lindsey Davis' "The Silver Pigs", a mystery set in Roman Britain, featuring Marcus Didius Falco, a sort of ancient Roman Sam Spade. Or a good ...

Tom Holt's "The Portable Door" -- worth reading just for the description of the job interview. Less well known in the US than Terry Pratchett, but at least as funny. Speaking of Terry Pratchett, I recommend his collaboration with Neil Gaiman, "Good Omens". And speaking of Neil Ga...