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Dragon Quest: Legacy of the Lost
Hello,
First of all, I want to congratulate you on making an excellent game (much better than most commercial game I've played), also I'm extremely grateful for walkthrough, without it I would probably given up the game.
Now I have a question. How do I get to the Flame Robe in Wyuto Mountain? I've been all over that mountain. The Robe is in treasure box #1, and no road lead to it.
The only way that make sense to me was J-K-L, but L ends in dead end.
Appreciate any help.
Never mind. Found it.
First of all, I want to congratulate you on making an excellent game (much better than most commercial game I've played), also I'm extremely grateful for walkthrough, without it I would probably given up the game.
Now I have a question. How do I get to the Flame Robe in Wyuto Mountain? I've been all over that mountain. The Robe is in treasure box #1, and no road lead to it.
The only way that make sense to me was J-K-L, but L ends in dead end.
Appreciate any help.
Never mind. Found it.
Eternal Destiny
Hi,
I just want to put my two cents into it, I actually like the game, it's easy and enjoyable. My problem is there is not enough direction. Yes somebody says we should go to "....." this city or that city. How would the player know, where that is?
When you enter the city, you should show the location somewhere, or at least have a NPC welcome you to the "..." name city. I usually don't like go around new area and talking to every NPC in town, but here it would be welcome, if some of them tell you something, or even better, give some hints. Other than that, I really like the game.
I just want to put my two cents into it, I actually like the game, it's easy and enjoyable. My problem is there is not enough direction. Yes somebody says we should go to "....." this city or that city. How would the player know, where that is?
When you enter the city, you should show the location somewhere, or at least have a NPC welcome you to the "..." name city. I usually don't like go around new area and talking to every NPC in town, but here it would be welcome, if some of them tell you something, or even better, give some hints. Other than that, I really like the game.
Long Way Home
Long Way Home
Long Way Home
Hi,
Thought I'll give it a try. But after the 1st village, on a world map, I can't go
anywhere. Can't even get back to the village.
Am I missing something, or this is a bug?
Thought I'll give it a try. But after the 1st village, on a world map, I can't go
anywhere. Can't even get back to the village.
Am I missing something, or this is a bug?
Manifest
Just started playing. Love the story so far, I'm sure I'll enjoy the game, but walking on a world map is like going to the dentist and pulling your teeth out, god it soooooo slow.
Legionwood: Tale Of The Two Swords
Legionwood: Tale Of The Two Swords
PHEW!!!!!!!!!!
Just finished off the Rift Dragon, it took me 3hr and a few smoking breaks.
You said you couldn't beat it, but I know, it's not that you couldn't, you just didn't want to.
Love the game, feel sorry it's coming to the end. Oh well, on to the 2nd one.
Just finished off the Rift Dragon, it took me 3hr and a few smoking breaks.
You said you couldn't beat it, but I know, it's not that you couldn't, you just didn't want to.
Love the game, feel sorry it's coming to the end. Oh well, on to the 2nd one.
Legionwood: Tale Of The Two Swords
Hello, again!
I was wandering about "scavenger hunt" quest.
Is it event triggered, or have the treasures been there all throughout the game?
Also when should I do it, before facing Castoth, or can it be done afterwards.
If you can give some hints on whereabouts, would be nice too, because I'd been all aroung the World Map and did pick some nice things.
One more thing, my game crushed a few times in the Crebt. I don't know if it's my computer, which is quite new, or not, I'm playing a deluxe version with 1.2 Update patch.
I was wandering about "scavenger hunt" quest.
Is it event triggered, or have the treasures been there all throughout the game?
Also when should I do it, before facing Castoth, or can it be done afterwards.
If you can give some hints on whereabouts, would be nice too, because I'd been all aroung the World Map and did pick some nice things.
One more thing, my game crushed a few times in the Crebt. I don't know if it's my computer, which is quite new, or not, I'm playing a deluxe version with 1.2 Update patch.
Legionwood: Tale Of The Two Swords
author=Dark Gaia
Okay, so I understand there's been a bit of confusion. There are actually two versions of Legionwood floating around.
The first one is the version included in the Free Game Bundle. This is the "original" version -- the last version of the game before the DLC pack came out, and this is the one in which the Ascog bug occurs. This one is just the base game, and doesn't have the DLC installed.
The second one is the version available here, the Deluxe Edition, which incorporates the DLC and the main game in one download (the DLC was originally separate, which is why that link doesn't work anymore). In this version, the Ascog bug is fixed because the offending music track has been replaced. There is a "1.2 Update" available for this version which fixes a bug in the DLC quest. If you plan to play through the Deluxe Edition, you should definitely grab it.
If you'd rather fix your existing game save from the "original" version, you can fix the Ascog bug by copying the Deluxe Version's Audio folder into the "original" version's directory, which will replace the music track.
EDIT: As for the quitting RPG Maker thing, it's true that I want to take a long break from it to work on my second novel, but despite myself, I'm still making games. Legionwood 2 was my first commercial game, and Mythos: The Beginning -- a horror themed RPG based on 1930s monster movies -- is in production currently. It was originally meant to be a short game made for the 2014 Indie Game Making Contest, but I decided to withdraw so I could expand the game into a proper commercial release.
Thanks!!!
Now I understand!!!
I think I'll start a new game with deluxe version, don't want to loose the expanded content.
Continue making great games, I only wish I could.
I'll be watching for new releases.
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