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Robots?? Hmm. Actually, I meant just a way to play the game without having to kill everyone.
I understand that you were talking about a specific way to play, but the Cursed Lands turned out to be a very unique game for Nival, where the entire world is interconnected, and the way you play becomes just a part of it... it's best not to compare it to anything else; let it remain a benchmark in its own right.
If you want to attack cannibals, trolls, and other creatures, I recommend upgrading the 'backstab' skill to level 3... and if you want to almost always kill with a backstab, you also need to upgrade the weapon you're using...
MasterPainKiller, you don't need to upgrade the weapon for backstabs, because the hero's attack and defense increase when using the weapon, but not the damage. A backstab always hits, ignoring the attack and defense ratio. Weapon damage only increases with the Strength stat (which also affects enhancement spells). In general, the strongest hero is obtained by leveling up a mage. You can't kill an Imperial Guard from behind as a warrior.
I've played the game many times, maybe once, maybe twice... or even more, I can't remember. Anyway, I preferred to use enhancing (or weakening) magic and level up as a Warrior.
P.S. And there's no better RPG.
:cool: EVIL ISLANDS FOREVER!!!:cool:
I've completed the game 1, no 2, not even ... I forgot ANYWAY MANY TIMES. And I preferred to use buffing(debuffing) magic and level up as a warrior. P.S. THERE IS NO BETTER RPG
:cool: EVIL ISLANDS FOREVER!!!:cool:
I've also completed it many times - a wonderful creation by Nival Interactive. Buffing and debuffing magic is indeed important... I bet to buff the Knight in Kania you stripped him of his cuirass ;)... I borrowed it from him too, only I acted nobly and gave him my steel one.
By the way, lately I've been trying to play as a team - I've really gone far with just Zak, now I need to try other ways of survival in this world.
Yeah, the original King's Bounty was a great game. What I really liked about it was that you could play solo and develop any skills you wanted. But in King's Bounty: Armored Princess, they ruined everything! You can't get away from the elves. You can only learn what you chose at the beginning. The plot is TERRIBLE! At least remember the monster that attacks you at the beginning and unintentionally frees you. And then – they just forgot about it. He went into retirement. :confused: P.S. Part of the reason the game turned out so bad is that only Matilda worked on it, and Nival only touched it at the very end. :mad:
Yeah, PZ was definitely something special. What I really liked was that in the original PZ, you could play solo and develop absolutely any skills. But in PZ ZVA, they ruined everything! You can't escape the Kel. You only learn what you chose at the beginning. The plot is TERRIBLE! At least remember the monster at the beginning who attacks and unintentionally frees us. And then – it's all forgotten. He just disappeared.:confused: P.S. Part of the reason the game turned out to be so bad is that only Matilda worked on it, and Nival only touched it at the very end.:mad:
I haven't played Lost in Astral... On the Nival forum, they recommended playing it as a fan of Cursed Lands, but I still haven't bought it.
As for Cursed Lands, I waited a long time and finally got a great game from the developers :cool:
Probably, to strengthen the Knight in Cania, he took away his armor... I also borrowed it from him, but I acted nobly and gave him my steel one in return.
Moreover, it's no longer needed. Armor with a strength bonus, a spear with a weakness penalty, wands with healing, and so on. This is a classic. The only thing I regret is that you can't kill the cave harpy; she's a nasty one. And she's the only one in the game that survives, which is annoying.
Not just that, but the stone harpy at the very beginning on Jhigrane. And I also hate that the developers thought that supposedly strong monsters, like the stone golem guarding the Dead City, wouldn't be killed and didn't put anything valuable in them. It's awful!:mad:
Not only that, but the stone harpy at the very beginning on Jiggra.Apparently, it didn't bother me enough for me to remember it.
And I'm also annoyed that the developers thought that supposedly strong monsters, like the stone golem guarding the Dead City, wouldn't be killed by anyone, and didn't put anything interesting in them. It's terrible!
No kind of decent weapon could have dropped from it, and there was plenty of everything else (except for experience). The main thing is the fact of killing it...
Yes, I was so happy when I killed a HUGE cyclops-shepherd!!! And the harpy in the Dungeon was really tough; I even prepared specifically for it once, killed all the others around, and tried to defeat her about 10 times, but couldn't!!! It was frustrating... =((
Alan
