Grimrock

Tenzek wrote:"I survived the Grimrock Dungeon, and all I got was this lousy T-shirt."

Gold key on the back.

Could always try for:

"I survived the Grimrock Dungeon, and all I got was this lousy Peasant Shirt."

with pictures of lice on the back instead.

About the only thing I would agree with/solve, is the notes and scrolls; there should be a general note book, say accessible from the in game map, and all notes are transcribed to that automatically in the order discovered. As for spell scrolls, all mage characters get a grimoire and they transcribe...

Anyone got other suggestions?

So let me get this straight, me genuinely offering help for people who can't experience more of the game simply because they don't have the motor skills to pass one puzzle is condescending? Man I don't know how you were raised but I was taught to offer help to people that were incapable of accompli...

MASKOAA wrote:??? I haven't encountered any Pitt that's more then a single floor.

There's one on level 6, in the Halls of Fire, which drops all the way down to level 8.

You don't need the scroll to cast a spell, just high enough level in its elemental power.

How about:

Image of the Ogre, arm raised ready to strike down with his hammer.

Text above the image:

"For those about to"

Text below the image:

"Grimrock"

Cheesy, I know, but just a quick idea off the top of my head.

P.P.S. I would TOTALLY pay for a "Music Inspired by the Opening Title to Legend of Grimrock" soundtrack...just sayin'... Just checking, in case you didn't know (hard to tell if you're referring to playing the MP3, or just letting the game sit at the main menu): If you bought it the game v...

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