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Old 08-07-2008, 12:15 PM   #7
ElfBane
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Join Date: March 21, 2004
Location: Cape Canaveral, FL
Age: 70
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Falling on Floor Laughing Re: Eye of the Beholder I

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Originally Posted by CerebroDragon View Post
It's a great game, definitely. I'm having major flashbacks to my 486 days playing it at the moment, with Dungeon Master on the Amiga, to which it shares many similarities. In fact, you could argue that EotB is an evolution of that 3D FP tile based 4 player party type of RPG.

The second EotB is a masterpiece actually and something I truly enjoyed finally beating. I have terrifying memories of fleeing from some of the monsters in that game!
There's some great riddles too, IIRC.

I never did finish EotB III however, which was always a huge disappointment for me. It just didn't quite have the same magical sense of wonder and exploration about it that the first two did.

Then of course the would-be EotB IV engine was made into Lands of Lore which was also brilliant. And rest as they say is history. Sadly, there are very few - if any games made with this particular style of gameplay anymore.

What kind of party have you gone for, Elfbane?

P.S:
Hey Ziroc, I still collect C64 stuff
I created fighter, fighter-thief, cleric, and mage. I have no idea how the game "leans",,,,,, will a 1/2 thief be enough thief? Is a cleric needed? I'll just play it out and see what happens!

BTW, I really like this version of DosBox. I had played around with it in the past, but the older versions seemed to always have sound issues with the games I wanted to play.
Oh! I liked LoL also!
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