Grimrock

Due to the fact quicksaving-loading in PC games is a common feature, I like to put some "limiters" for my games.

For this game, I was wondering if it would make sense (Gameplay-wise) to only limit my saving for when I'm near those healing stones they talked about in the Kotaku preview.
In JRPGs, I always loved reaching that sweet save spot where I can save and recharge my health and MP, so I'll do the same here.

Any challenges you have in mind?

Close your eyes and use the sound alone.

I'm *fairly* certain a pacifist run is impossible in this game (or this genre in general).. =)

Even with 4 rogues? Is there stealth?

Alaric wrote:Even with 4 rogues? Is there stealth?

I would think stealth skills wouldn't be too helpful against undead and giant spiders that probably superior/additional sensory abilities to your average human.

Not to mention all these damn 2-person wide corridors everywhere...who designed this place anyway?!?!

jfunk wrote:Not to mention all these damn 2-person wide corridors everywhere...who designed this place anyway?!?!

Now that is an interesting question!

Achievement: Rumbly Tummy - "Complete the game without your characters ever eating anything."

cokebottle wrote:Achievement: Rumbly Tummy - "Complete the game without your characters ever eating anything."

If people don't eat anything, then tend to die for some reason. This is proven by countless experiments conducted by various well-meaning governments and private individuals.

Well, i guess i'll wait to play the game, before i give myself any additional challanges

I'm thinking about a full naked run - complete the game with all 4 members of the party (and possibly the player ) having no clothing at all!