Yes, Return to Krondor is considered a bad game, in all possible aspects. I
can't think of anything interesting about the game (except for the "game"
to unlock chests). Betrayal in Antara was much more interesting.
Pedro R. Quaresma
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Jim Leonard
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18:07 Assunto: Re: [SWCollect] Infocom games' boxes
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"Stephen S. Lee" wrote:
>
> I'm not sure what you guys are talking about -- if someone dies, just
quit
> right away. Only if you switch maps is the game actually saved.
> Wasteland is therefore effectively no different from lots of other old
> games, where you just quickly powered down, reset, or backed up
> disks/files if something went seriously awry.
Yes, but you weren't *supposed* to do this. It was a hack that worked.
> This is discussed a bit in the manual, too.
Only on the IBM version, where savegames were traditionally expected to
work.
And it's discussed in the IBM-specific release notes, not the docs.
> Feist didn't write the plot of BaK. I think this is a good thing;
> professional authors who get too involved in a game have a strong
tendency
> to screw it up, IMO. I think Bureaucracy is a good example of this:
> strong writing, but weak gameplay. Oh, and Feist had a strong hand in
the
> making of Return to Krondor.
Is Return to Krondor a bad game?
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