Grimrock

how easy combat is with it is entirely dependent upon how fast you are with your actions. even strafing, if you are slow, you will still get hit, often, and if you dont time things correctly, even after you have strafed, you will get hit. often. with the exception of the dodge skill, everything in t...

I think the effectiveness of the strafing tactic undermines the whole RPG / character building aspect of the game. Crabs, ogres.. they all go down without ever even getting to attack you. Defensive abilities and stats become meaningless. I think there's a lot of room for improvement here. Suggestio...

i just wish i could figure dual wielding (if it exists)

no documentation ftl :/

the first spider kinda got me. aside from that, there were moments where i was like "that was a good one LoG..." like the intro to level 6. then i got to level 10 and ran into my first enemy that knew how to open a gate. and then there was the puzzle i solved where 3 of the grey-blue wizar...

i was having problems with this as well, after the part where it goes left, right, left, right, left, middle, middle i was failing every single time because i couldnt get left to right fast enough i put resolution at 720p, and turned all graphical settings to the lowest possible and i did it first t...

its definitely because you are smarter. there are only so many kinds of puzzles you can come up with, and once you have played 3 or 4 games with a similar type puzzle, its just a matter of going through the motions. the hardest part is always figuring out the mechanics of how a given puzzle will wor...

i support bigger dungeons. i did map out every level on graph paper, but mostly because it's been so long since i had the chance/reason to do so i wanted to, even though i agree, i generally knew most of the levels by heart. this also plays to another comment i made -- one of the biggest 'problems'...

smaller with more complexity is better if you want a broader audience. if you make a game too massive, it envelopes the player, and shuts them out because they get the feeling it is either never ending or too much to remember. not to mention, the larger you make a dungeon, or a game world in in genr...

so i rerolled a new group after reading the forums for a bit, and i played around with the group a little to see how it worked out. i got to the first save crystal in the game, and i used it to heal my characters and all that jazz, and boom, it autosaves over my original game file (which im not sure...