Getting that DM feeling.

[Dandy]

I have been trying to capture that cold, spooky feeling that I use to get from Dungeon master which somehow was missing in Grimrock. And then purely by accident I found something that has done a great deal to capture this feeling. I muted the ambient and music. Just like magic I am getting that cold, spooky feeling of Dungeon master. Cool or whatzee?

[Komag]

Interesting that lack of sound in this case actually triggers your mind to imagine certain things more than specific sounds do.

[Dandy]

It makes a lot of sense. Before it was very noisy down there with all sorts of screams, drips, bangs and scratches. It was a bit like being at a disco.
Now all I hear is my party's footfall and the movement of the actual monster somewhere in the darkness ahead...........Booooooooooo!!

[Darklord]

Funky!

Daniel.

[Dandy]

Hiya DL.

Almost human must have thought this themselves, to but the option there to mute ambient and music. Personally it has increased the games pleasure factor by 10. I mean to finish it this time around.

[Darklord]

Hope you do!

Daniel.

[Dandy]

Oh no...
I got really far and was doing so well when I decided it was time to save the game. But instead of saving I loaded a old game. Now I have to do it all over again.
Excuse me while I go and weep myself to sleep.

[Komag]

did you try loading the autosave?

[Dandy]

did you try loading the autosave?

Yes I did, but that was a even earlier save. Not to worry I will pick it up again tomorrow, but this time I will be very careful when I save, also I will save more often, that should do the trick.

[Darklord]

Dammit...

Daniel.