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Glide Wrappers for MoE

Started by Baggins, July 16, 2010, 11:59:02 AM

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Interesting. I haven't been around long enough to experience those complaints, and hearing about them puts MoE and its changes in a whole new light.
Finished it last night, by the way, and was admittedly disappointed by the easy boss battle and the cutscene (it was cool, but I was hoping for a meeting with Graham and maybe a celebration or something). It was still a pretty good game, though.
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Baggins

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Ok, the biggest complaint that I could find for KQ5, was those that complained that it got rid of the "parser", so it wasn't as immersive as previous games, were they made you have to think to figure out what to do, and what to say. I don't think anyone complained about the art improvements. Obviously there were those that complained about the many dead ends. Of course there have been those that have complained about Cedric from since the game's release. That would probably count.

QuoteFinished it last night, by the way, and was admittedly disappointed by the easy boss battle and the cutscene (it was cool, but I was hoping for a meeting with Graham and maybe a celebration or something). It was still a pretty good game, though.

I agree with you, its too bad they couldn't have had an extra month or two to put together the cutscene where Connor would have met Graham, and/or honored by the Royal Family. The ending is pretty anti-climactic for what I think is pretty overall immersive game, with interesting cosmology.

As for the Lucreto fight, well, it did require a few extra "puzzles" than if compared with the KQ6 Alex vs. Alhazred fight, but ya it was kinda weak. Not as emotionally exciting as the fight in KQ6 (which had a more interesting conversation between the hero and villain imo).
Well, ya, King's Quest is on Earth. Daventry is very old city from a long time ago. It's in ruins now and people aren't quite sure exactly where it used to be. There are some archaeologists searching through the ruins, they think they know its Daventry. But its somewhere on Earth."-Roberta Williams http://kingsquest.wikia.com/wiki/File:Daventryisearth.ogg