No, the walkthrough includes all the conventional ways to get to the count of 5 ways to get in. I had no idea you could use the clothes as a stepping-stone for climbing over the wall ... and I think I know the spot as well. I was trying to climb over the wall there, noticed it was just a bit too high, and while I tried to think of stuff I could use to climb on, I didn't actually try anything. (I didn't think they had real physical substance in the game.)Mikayel said:
I don't know about the cross bow, but I found the bow to be the easiest way to get through the game without using magic scrolls.Mikayel said:
Oh yes, you can gather some herbs and then pretend you're an apprentice of the alchemist.Elwro said:
Paula Tormeson IV said:
Anyway, here's how. First find your way up to the Statue of Innos again where
you first met Maleth. On the other side of the road, you can make out the
dense forrest on a lower level than the road, but it looks to be a higher drop
than you can survive. Make your way to the point where the ledge starts and
you can see the steep mountainside continue further. Ie, the absolute earliest
opportunity to jump down (don't yet though). The fall here is too high and
will kill you, but there's a little trick to be done here. If you jump off the
ledge you're on, aiming to crash in mountainside - jumping off the ledge, but
into the cliffside on your left - you will be bounced off it and into the
ground, where the total drop only counts as a risky fall doing some damage and
not killing you. It takes a few tries to get right, but keep at it and you
should find yourself on the forrest floor below the ledge soon enough.
Once down, you are in the close vicinity of a band of Black Goblins - probably
way too tough to take on by this point, so lets try to leg it past them. Run
as fast as you can along the cliffside and you should loose the goblins when
you see this part of the forrest makes way to a greengrass strip and a small
mountain alley. You can probably aslo see the top of a mast on a big ship
anchored on the other side.
At the very bend in this new alley, walk up the corner and there should be a
sloope there that you can jump up on and not slide down again. Finding and
getting up here should leave you atop a very narrow cliffside, where you will
see the Paladin's ship and harbour on the other side. Run along the steep
cliff - almost like a razors edge - all the way over to the bandit cave (see
C1.1.P6). From here the grassy strip on top of the cliff ends, and you should
see some makeshift tents to your left down on the beach. Take a careful
sideways drop down on a mountain ledge just below the one you're standing on
now, and from there, jump across to the roof of the nearest tent, and then
finally drop from the tent roof onto the beach. Congratulations, you're now
right smack inside the city of Khorinis. Xerxes0 also adds: "You can climb the wall off to the right of the south
gate guards. As you walk along the wall a bit, there is a low spot that can
be reached and climbed over, not that far from the city gate; but this is
important, you must jump standing back a little bit, or you will be bounced
back and not make it. It takes a bit of practice but it is a great way to
avoid the guards and get in."
And: "Another way into the city is outside the East Gate; walk up towards
the light house, skirt the bandits there, stay to the left and walk all the
way up and around the mountain; very high up to the ridge. Eventually you
will come down near where the thieves guild is and you can also jump onto
the wall of the harbor district and jump down."
The Wonderer adds: "You can just go around the South Gate guards from the
right side (from near the place where u can climb the wall) because only the
left guard will stop you, stay away from him near the wall, until your are
behind the right guard, then just go in."denizsi said:
Elwro said:
Sure. I just never play the vanilla, so I always talk about NotR. And the monsters you have to avoid are more difficult in NotR.Mighty Mouse said:
Mikayel said:
NotR adds new ways of solving old quests (for example, it adds three new ways of becoming a guild member, one per each major guild ... these are shorter, easier ways than the old ones, which are now more difficult, since all monsters and NPCs are more difficult). It adds new quests, new NPCs, new monsters, new spells, new items... And the new world IS FUCKING BRILLIANT in terms of challenging travel; very good atmosphere, too.Dark Individual said:
