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In MM6 it is level 4 expert with Notorious Reputation unless he is talking about the cost to join the guild, learn the skill and train expert, but there is nothing aside from cost and the skill points (horseshoes anyone?) that would stop you from getting master at level 1 with no quests completed.
TCC blocked master for a long time in the game though.
TCC blocked master for a long time in the game though.
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Yes, there's no quest requirement for dark magic mastery. Light magic requires you to perform lots of quests which boost your karma, on the other hand.
I really don't understand your view. You don't want to battle hundreds of enemies but you don't want not to battle them if they exist, too. Isn't this a bit of a contradiction? Being able to freely move in real-time is not cheap, it's a feature; enemies can, why shouldn't you?GreatEmerald wrote: In my view, that doesn't exist. You can't move in MM6 at all in the slightest, unless to run away. I simply refuse to use real-time mode in combat situations, as running past enemies is just cheap.
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Huh, really? Well, last time I played MM6, I couldn't learn light or dark after getting guild membership at all. I thought I needed a quest for that.hellegennes wrote:Yes, there's no quest requirement for dark magic mastery. Light magic requires you to perform lots of quests which boost your karma, on the other hand.
The thing is that I don't play real-time RPGs. And I view MMs as being turn-based, too. I do go out of turn-based mode when outside of battle, as it's more convenient to move that way, but as soon as there is any enemy at all, I go into turn-based. Now, if MM6 was using the MM7 system and would allow moving in turn-based mode, then yes, I'd agree with you, moving past enemies would be an interesting solution. Although also probably one that would murderface you, because you can't dodge projectiles! I still have memories of clearing The Pit in MM7, it wasn't very easy (but I thought it would still be easier than to use invisibility, given the literally dodgy movement mechanics).hellegennes wrote:I really don't understand your view. You don't want to battle hundreds of enemies but you don't want not to battle them if they exist, too. Isn't this a bit of a contradiction? Being able to freely move in real-time is not cheap, it's a feature; enemies can, why shouldn't you?
I also tend to play other games that way when given a chance. Like Mass Effect. "Hey, you can bind abilities to keys!" "Screw you, I have the tactical menu for a reason!" And that's also why I'll never play Mass Effect 3 multiplayer.
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That's actually MM7.GreatEmerald wrote:Huh, really? Well, last time I played MM6, I couldn't learn light or dark after getting guild membership at all. I thought I needed a quest for that.hellegennes wrote:Yes, there's no quest requirement for dark magic mastery. Light magic requires you to perform lots of quests which boost your karma, on the other hand.
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What I meant was that you cannot learn Light or Dark magic in MM7, until you choose a path, which means you need to complete a number of main quess first. In MM6 there was no such restriction. You could practically travel to blackshire and acquire Light magic on the first day (using a Gate Master hireling). I actually tested it right now for both Light and Dark. Basically all you need is 8000 gp, for getting the GM hireling, paying for Light and Dark memberships and bying the equivalent skills from the respective guilds. No quests done, no reputation change, no level up, no day passing. There are absolutely zero requirements.
You can definitely get light and dark right at the start and can get master dark if you want to invest the cash and horseshoes. You can easily lower your reputation (just take a hack at some peasants), but to raise it requires quests which is why light is different. The temples only bring you to respectable and even with a bard you only go up to honorable.GreatEmerald wrote:Well no, that was MM6. But maybe I just wasn't attentive enough or something.hellegennes wrote:That's actually MM7.
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more like the majority here are too young to have seriously gamed the earlier games (although you, i and a few grognards exists), most of you seems to have entered the fray around MM6.GreatEmerald wrote:Well, the question is "what is your favourite", and even though many people think World of XEEN is good, they still vote for MM6/7, which they view as even betterclayman wrote:why so little votes for world of xeen? its such a great game imo, but looks like it's not even near as popular as mm6-7
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Well, i'm 24 and i don't think i'm very old. I played clouds/darkside when i was a little kid and i had no internet connection or guides, so it took me awhile but it was n1 gamin' experience i ever had.Talin_Trollbane wrote:more like the majority here are too young to have seriously gamed the earlier games (although you, i and a few grognards exists), most of you seems to have entered the fray around MM6.GreatEmerald wrote:Well, the question is "what is your favourite", and even though many people think World of XEEN is good, they still vote for MM6/7, which they view as even betterclayman wrote:why so little votes for world of xeen? its such a great game imo, but looks like it's not even near as popular as mm6-7
Maybe for a new player mm6-7 is better though, but i never played anything besides mm4-7.
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Seriously I can't decide. I admit that I've only played 6-8 but every title has its strenghts. MM6 has super big and beatiful levels and overall feels more "alive" and simply bigger than any MM released later on.
MM7 has a superior gameplay and the decisions you can make and your own castle give it a cool personal touch. Not forgetting the darkside of the Force >:D
What I love about MM8 are the unconenvional races, the cool end levels and the beautiful spell drawings ^^. Really love it artistically but it lacks content /:
But in terms of gameplay I had the most fun with it.
MM7 has a superior gameplay and the decisions you can make and your own castle give it a cool personal touch. Not forgetting the darkside of the Force >:D
What I love about MM8 are the unconenvional races, the cool end levels and the beautiful spell drawings ^^. Really love it artistically but it lacks content /:
But in terms of gameplay I had the most fun with it.
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huh? and here i thought you where one of us hard liners with your excellent videos on youtube.GreatEmerald wrote:Well, I entered already after MM9 was released, so...Talin_Trollbane wrote:more like the majority here are too young to have seriously gamed the earlier games (although you, i and a few grognards exists), most of you seems to have entered the fray around MM6.
well, when you are 33 years old like me you've had more chances to game the classics like a boss.clayman wrote:Well, i'm 24 and i don't think i'm very old. I played clouds/darkside when i was a little kid and i had no internet connection or guides, so it took me awhile but it was n1 gamin' experience i ever had.Talin_Trollbane wrote:more like the majority here are too young to have seriously gamed the earlier games (although you, i and a few grognards exists), most of you seems to have entered the fray around MM6.GreatEmerald wrote: Well, the question is "what is your favourite", and even though many people think World of XEEN is good, they still vote for MM6/7, which they view as even better
Maybe for a new player mm6-7 is better though, but i never played anything besides mm4-7.
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Nah, I just like being thorough, and learning more about universes and game series. That includes MM1, and MM1 is the first game in the series, thus the first game I play through. Also note that I haven't ever beaten MM1, except for the run I recorded. It's a pretty good motivation to finish things!Talin_Trollbane wrote:huh? and here i thought you where one of us hard liners with your excellent videos on youtube.
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