Sorry, can't help you with Dosbox issues. I am also wondering if they removed the key shortcuts on exile 3? I fired up the exile 2 that came along with the installs I found and they actually have the shortcuts (L to look, T to talk, etc) while exile 3 seems to not have it. Any chance you know anything about fixing it? It is annoying not being able to display the whole window+ the map window but I can kinda make do moving it on the side. The DOSBOX seems to have black borders and not utilising the whole screen. However I have a problem about screen resolutions. So far it seems that there are no hitches.
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Oh I actually managed to find an install that wraps it in DOSBOX and somehow it runs in windows 10. Some spells were objectively (in terms of both mana use and damage input or buff/debuff effectiveness) inferior to other spells, so they were scrapped. Originally posted by Twistor:There used to be a few amusing spells that either were game-breaking in certain situations (Summon Snakes), or pretty useless (uh, summon anvil drop, divine thud, or something). I managed to google the spell list, you can see them here: Light spells (and devices) were also actually useful in Exile and old Avernum but not the new Avernum. Alchemy was scrapped only for the latest iteration.
Skills for maces or something (needlessly complicated, IMO, though it does have its own charm). Speaking of which, now I remember there was also a bunch of skills scrapped in later Avernum games. Or perhaps someone more knowledgeable will stop by here.
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You could join the Spiderweb Software discord if you wanna ask more about it: there was a period when people talked about Exile a lot around there. Now, don't take my word on the spell names or effects! It's been probably a couple of decades since I played Exile, as a kid and then a teen, and most of my knowledge of the game nowadays is anecdotes. minor heal and major heal and similar other spell types) and in the newer iterations have been replaced with upgraded versions of the same spell. There used to be a few amusing spells that either were game-breaking in certain situations (Summon Snakes), or pretty useless (uh, summon anvil drop, divine thud, or something). In terms of spells, how much are talking about being culled? I hear mix stuff about this being good or bad balance-wise and according to what you have listed, this seems to be the one that concerns me the most. The promotional list of differences by the developer is here [Thanks for the very detailed reply. The promotional list of differences by the developer is here [Originally posted by Twistor:From the top of my head, some Exile 1 vs. * I think old Avernum is still sold, while Exile is freeware. as far as I know you'd need an old OS or a virtual machine to run it. * Though Avernum is obviously dated, it runs on some more modern machines, while Exile requires (if I remember correctly) a 16-bit machine, i.e. It might have done away with some weaker ones as well, but I'm not sure. * Avernum has some new dungeons, both big (Lost Bahssikava) and small that didn't exist in Exile.
(In new Avernum you pick the dialogue option like a 2000s RPG) In Avernum you pick the keywords in conversations instead. type out keywords in dialogue to continue the conversations. * Exile's view is top-down, Avernum's is isometric * Exile has way more spells than Avernum. * Exile has 6-character parties, Avernum has 4-character parties. From the top of my head, some Exile 1 vs.
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