Panthro
15-11-2012, 10:39 PM
Hey folks,
Some of you will already know about these folks: The Adventure Gamer: http://advgamer.blogspot.com/ & The CRPG Addict: http://crpgaddict.blogspot.com/
In the next few weeks, these guys will be starting to play through the original Quest for Glory, and I've decided to play alongside them. However, instead of picking a single pure class, I'm taking advantage of the Quest for Glory series' flexibility by attempting to max out all the possible skills and statistics (100 for the first game, and increasing for each following game).
I'll be logging my progress over at an imgur gallery here: http://lookapanther.imgur.com/ **Obviously full of spoilers for those that haven't played this wonderful series!
I've already made a decent head-start, but the first game is the easiest to finish this way (I've done it before). The real challenge will come with the rest of the games, especially those that are a bit more time limited.
I'll post a few updates here (when the Adventure Gamer and CRPG Addict start their playthroughs), but here's the story so far:
The only way to select all skills right from the start is to select Thief, and even then I'll miss out on the Zap spell. Obviously I'm quite weak at the start, but it's fairly easy to gain a few of the skills so I'm working on those first, and letting the others follow in due course.
Some of you will already know about these folks: The Adventure Gamer: http://advgamer.blogspot.com/ & The CRPG Addict: http://crpgaddict.blogspot.com/
In the next few weeks, these guys will be starting to play through the original Quest for Glory, and I've decided to play alongside them. However, instead of picking a single pure class, I'm taking advantage of the Quest for Glory series' flexibility by attempting to max out all the possible skills and statistics (100 for the first game, and increasing for each following game).
I'll be logging my progress over at an imgur gallery here: http://lookapanther.imgur.com/ **Obviously full of spoilers for those that haven't played this wonderful series!
I've already made a decent head-start, but the first game is the easiest to finish this way (I've done it before). The real challenge will come with the rest of the games, especially those that are a bit more time limited.
I'll post a few updates here (when the Adventure Gamer and CRPG Addict start their playthroughs), but here's the story so far:
The only way to select all skills right from the start is to select Thief, and even then I'll miss out on the Zap spell. Obviously I'm quite weak at the start, but it's fairly easy to gain a few of the skills so I'm working on those first, and letting the others follow in due course.