ARTIST WANTED FOR KQ3VGA

[dew7]

So you never missed the pirate ship because you played the game too slowly.  

[Louisiana Night]

So you never missed the pirate ship because you played the game too slowly.  

No. I spent forever trying to figure out what to do in that ship though.

[dew7]

 

Did the wizard come and zap you when you worked on spells?  This happened to me a number of times.  Having to hide * objects in your room took some time too.

[Louisiana Night]

Did the wizard come and zap you when you worked on spells?  This happened to me a number of times.  Having to hide * objects in your room took some time too.

He zapped me a few times. I liked hiding stuff in my room though, not sure why.

One of my favorite parts, was when I met the oracle(I think that's what it was), and FINALLY had most(if not all) of the pieces put into place.

[dew7]

Yeah!  meeting the Oracle was cool  I especially liked that my dad, older brother and I played the game and I was able to figure out that you need to turn into an eagle to get rid of the spider.  My brother thought you could turn into a fly and squeeze through the spider web.  

[Louisiana Night]

Yeah!  meeting the Oracle was cool  I especially liked that my dad, older brother and I played the game and I was able to figure out that you need to turn into an eagle to get rid of the spider.  My brother thought you could turn into a fly and squeeze through the spider web.  

LOL!! !! !!

That's how I used to play too. I couldn't spell well enough, to play by myself. Well, for the first two games anyways.

I think I just caught on to why I like KQ3 more, and remember it more, than the first two. I had to do most of the typing myself!

[dew7]

I liked typing interface used in the early KQ games.  It was fun and exciting even if it took me a while to say fill instead of fill bowl in KQ1 to allow a stew to appear.