Shadowspawn on 19/7/2004 at 02:03

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Yikes,

Jysala, that's a new one. I'm the author, and I never saw a problem like that.

I will admit that Lorgan's Web was a bit much for the TG Dromed to handle, I ran too close to most of the limits. It sometimes gets buggy because the game runs out of objects.

Glad you got around it. I hope it doesn't happen again. Enjoy!

Fallen+Keeper on 19/7/2004 at 11:02

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This is one of the best missions to date. A true masterpiece. I played it 7 times at least, and I will play it again.

delete on 31/8/2004 at 04:06

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Shadowspawn:

First, please excuse my english, is not my native language.
The thing is, I have Cudget in my back, I get to the appartment and I just can't drop him. So I load the last save and I've found that I've saved with Cudget in my back! And I can't drop him anywhere!

The previous save is loooong before (my mistake, I know...). So, anyone knows anyway to fix this? I've tried to take some damage with no luck, I've jumped...

Again, I'm very sorry to spit on your language like this =(

Dafydd on 16/9/2004 at 10:47

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I finished the mission (ghosted it, actually), and Shadowspawn, a very nice one. (And I assume you're a Robert Asprin fan :cool: .)

But I had a weird occurrance that didn't affect gameplay. Thought you'd like to read about it.

I was hauling Cudget around because I had to take him back through the church. Since I was ghosting, I couldn't let the other thief out of jail, because he would attack the guards, thus alerting them -- which is a ghosting no-no. So anyways, I hauled him into the mansion because I wasn't quite sure where I was going, and I had to get him back to the apartment somehow.

Anyway, I was in the secret passageways, and I was hauling him into the art gallery with the paintings. Just as I got near the open secret door, Cudget woke up... on my back! He started walking; I could hear his footsteps, even though I still had him on my back (I guess he was walking on the walls, except his footsteps were loud, and the sound matched the floor texture).

I was startled, so I dropped him. He hit the ground and immediately started spinning like a break dancer. Then he stopped and just started vibrating... he vibrated across the floor and through the wall into the stairway room.

I reloaded from before that point and approached the secret door again. Again, he woke up and started walking; but this time, I didn't drop him... I just kept right on walking. When I got out into the stairway room, he became inert again.

He wasn't broken; he still woke up when I put him in his bed, gave me his information, and passed out again, this time for good. Even though I had to take the same stupid route to get him to the North Gate area, he didn't wake up this time.

Pretty weird, eh?

Dafydd

dirtyoldman on 16/9/2004 at 14:43

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Does that mean we can hope for the joy of more Discworld characters? I definitely should hope so - BJ'ing Captain Quirke or buying a sausage-inna-bun off Dibbler :eww: should make quite some extra fun