Many thanks for the old-school devs

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WhoDaGoose
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Many thanks for the old-school devs

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Hey,

I just wanted to thank the team for taking the risk to pay tribute to Eye of the Beholder 1 & 2 and the first Lands of Lore. I've been missing the golden renaissance of RPGs on PC (1984 - 1994) for sooooooo long. Thank you so much for bringing back this lost part of gaming greatness. I wish the team much success in the future.

I purchased the game just now on GOG.com (user: WhoDaGoose). But sadly, my system appears to lack any of the power required to actually PLAY the game. So on the 11th, I will simply download the files and try once to see if the game works, then most likely wait for the day when my system can handle LOG. Either way, many thanks and praise to the LOG team and keep up the great work!

-Goose
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Lex
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Re: Many thanks for the old-school devs

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WhoDaGoose wrote:I will simply download the files and try once to see if the game works
Hey, you can try to see that by running hardware test: http://www.atomicgamer.com/files/95753/ ... est-v1-0-4 - if it works, final version should also. ;)
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WhoDaGoose
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Re: Many thanks for the old-school devs

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...Sad retro panda.

My system isn't good enough. That's fine though, what I wanted most was to support this dev's decision to make old school pc games, so I threw down their asking price in support, but no game for me. :(
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Darklord
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Re: Many thanks for the old-school devs

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Well you'll get to play it one day when you upgrade at least. :)

One thing to note, they have improved compatibility since that tech demo so it's worth giving the full game a try anyhow.

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