Grimrock

Vanilla Ice wrote: what's the matter? never heard of a compound sentence? or are you one of those english majors that feel that "run-on sentences," american only in invention as they are, that you cannot keep track of the subject of a sentence unless it is broken up every 15 words?

Does it really matter, are you here to discuss the game or other peoples grammar skills?
If you have a hard time comprehending his sentences I firmly believe it is you who have a problem with English, if you're just saying it to be a douche, well then you're a douche. It's a lose-lose situation for you my friend, you better stop now or you'll just make an even bigger fool out of yourself.

Darklord wrote:Guys, going a bit far there, please be nice.

Daniel.

amen

^ 2nd that amen.


I have yet to make a map. But now I'm wishing I had. I've gone back up some levels for the first time to look at things I missed and there's a lot! holy hell! It's like going back home again and things are different than you remember. Where's the old schoolhouse and the drug store in this dungeon? Tear those down...?! Damn...

smarmar wrote:The pre-order comes with a printable map of what looks like kilometers of outdoor landmass. If the game supposedly takes place in a single dungeon why did the game come with an outdoor (and not a dungeon) map?
Inquiring minds are confused.

If you got the pre-order edition with map and manual you also got a sheet with grid-paper for mapping the dungeon oldschool-stye.

My next playthrough with different party I'm going to use automap.

I've ventured back and found stuff I missed before. Creatures I feared back there are much easier now. So that's nice1