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[yoga]

Originally Posted by twillight

I see what you did there

Live forever Hungary and its clever citizens!

Thank You again,
dear twillight, for Yr moral support
during my battle in dungeons of Abyss!

thankful yoga

PC: Now i will try my courage with Fallout 3.
Is around some thread of fallout series, kérem?

[Mighty Midget]

@andwan0

Weird. I can't find a single reference to that walkthrough on google. Nothing. There are plenty of walkthroughs out there though so unless you want that particular one, there is absolutely hope. Sir Cabirus' page has plenty of Ultima walkthroughs and tidbits of info.

[andwan0]

Originally Posted by Mighty Midget

@andwan0

Weird. I can't find a single reference to that walkthrough on google. Nothing. There are plenty of walkthroughs out there though so unless you want that particular one, there is absolutely hope. Sir Cabirus' page has plenty of Ultima walkthroughs and tidbits of info.

Yes, it's weird. I did google searches on certain sentences from this walkthrough, and I even did an IMAGE SEARCH, and google couldn't find any reference.
I liked this walkthrough because it was the most detailed-step-by-step walkthrough.
I'll try the other walkthroughs - even though they are not as detailed.

[Mighty Midget]

If you use the walkthrough of Sir Cabirus, then keep in mind the map has clickable zones, even where there are no numbers. These zones will provide additional hints. Also, when you read the map notation and it says I36 or some other number, all those Ixx are items and there is a link further down the page to an index of all Ixx's on the map.

All in all, I found that walkthrough to be very good. You have the must-do as well as the can-do listed.

This game came with very cool "rune pouch"

http://ultimacollectors.info/uw1_pc_1.htm

[marko river]

Originally Posted by Tseki

This game came with very cool "rune pouch"

http://ultimacollectors.info/uw1_pc_1.htm

Neat

[Mighty Midget]

Originally Posted by Tseki

This game came with very cool "rune pouch"

http://ultimacollectors.info/uw1_pc_1.htm

Originally Posted by marko river

Neat

One thing you could count on when buying an ultima game: They would come in awesome boxes filled to the brim with tat and sometimes pretty cool stuff too. Cloth maps, plastic giant gems, rune bags, they used to spare no expenses on that stuff.

[arete]

Now I really want a plastic giant gem :3

[Scatty]

When I purchased Ultima 8 back then, the box contained a full printed cloth map and a tin pentagram coin. Too bad I lost it all with time, but the game packages back then really used to be filled with love, all the content + manual, and sometimes even the hint books, can't even hope to see that in modern games with the scarce PDF manuals on CD if you're lucky, or nothing at all as usually.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Scatty

When I purchased Ultima 8 back then, the box contained a full printed cloth map and a tin pentagram coin. Too bad I lost it all with time, but the game packages back then really used to be filled with love, all the content + manual, and sometimes even the hint books, can't even hope to see that in modern games with the scarce PDF manuals on CD if you're lucky, or nothing at all as usually.

Hi Scatty.

I understand what you mean, because I thought of you as collector. I would have agreed with you in the past, but I have changed my concepts. The advantages of owning digital games would be:

• Optimization of physical space;

• Storing in the cloud of your collection;

• Digital documents are easier because they allow search;

• Old-fashioned protection has disappeared;

• Discs and manuals do not deteriorate over time;

• There are extras such as Wallpapers, OST, Artbooks, Artworks, etc.

This is only my opinion and without the intention of offending you or anyone else.

Ultima 8