Doctor Sbaitso
SO, TELL ME ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS.
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only in the codex does a flame war erupt over whether or not crouch-jumping constitutes parkour
You have a very low watermark for 'flame war'.
only in the codex does a flame war erupt over whether or not crouch-jumping constitutes parkour
i blame it on the amount of time i've spent posting on the jrpg sub-forum recently.
I quick checked it, probably not. My unpackers can't unpack exe and files in DATA don't have text. Even then you could find only item suffixes. You should remember how I tinkered with items somewhere in this thread. Some from these 16 bytes could make absolutely inane shit like Coin of Jumping.Fowyr you have been messing about with the innards. Can you extract a list of item descriptions?
Downloadan.Unpack the data files as you can and use this: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897439
You shoud be able to pick if you didn't dropped on lava.I'm replaying the game right now (the last time I abandoned it when I was on the third level).
Do you know if there are some ways to add items to the inventory (maybe a save editor?)?
I accidentally dropped the recipe for the rotworm stew, and I don't have a previous save in which I still have the scroll.
Yep,Just tested....I'm in Oktoberfest mode right now, but even I think that's preposterous.
Once a (non-vital) item hits the water, it's gone for good. Not even a pile of ash that shares its properties remains. Bye-bye.
I prefer SBPro audio but my experience is that people prefer it as they first played it. I found the MIDI music really loud and not nearly as atmospheric as SBPro.
Are there different themes as you progress in the levels or is there just the "normal" music and the combat one?Read the manuals. Other than that make sure you have sound set up correctly. I prefer SBPro audio but my experience is that people prefer it as they first played it. I found the MIDI music really loud and not nearly as atmospheric as SBPro. Maybe try them both a bit and decide for yourself.
Enjoy man. You are in for a real treat.
The reason why you need the Daum SVN for best music is because it incorporates MT-32 emulation. You can also use other DosBox distributions but you'd need the standalone MUNT MT-32 emulation driver, and manually select that midipath through config, so it's more complicated.I prefer SBPro audio but my experience is that people prefer it as they first played it. I found the MIDI music really loud and not nearly as atmospheric as SBPro.
How do I toggle between the two?