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Very nicely done. KQ1 was a little more free-form than I'd expected (multiple items you could give away for puzzles for various point levels etc.).
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I didn't play this one much as a child - III was borrowed from a friend and V available from local shops - but I do remember they bothered to have different responses for "undress" depending on if you were behind a tree or not (and neither was the Police Quest one).
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Aces High posted:So what were the "good" Sierra games as far as Sierra deaths are concerned? Police Quest 1 is pretty good. You get a lot of surprise deaths, but almost all of them are caused by something close by so you shouldn't lose much progress. When you do something dumb, the game is not very consistent on choosing between telling you it's dumb and killing you. PQ2 has some rougher dead man walking scenarios and felt like a lot of worse deaths. Conquests of Camelot is absolutely fantastic. It has more and more interesting deaths than PQ, and the main way to be far removed from the cause of death requires the player to be doing something they know is very very bad to make the game easier. However, it probably also has more deaths that are a few screens behind (not a huge distance, but enough that you might be a little annoyed?). I'd like to see a proper LP of this game, not impossible that I'll do it myself sometime but LP skills/laziness are likely to prevent it.
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At the cost of an extra animation, having the eagle leave you a bone from the meat and letting you trip the yeti with the bone would have been a good solution!
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Oct 18, 2017 19:53
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MagusofStars posted:Assuming you came prepared with the items ahead of time Big assumption, especially for the locket! That's always the worst with these games, when the error is far back and also not made obvious by the death.
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