My game wouldn't need a quest journal, as you could easily read back through the story. But I would put it on an overlay and let you scroll back through it, and all the dialogue and other prose too. I wouldn't change the scrolling text either.

Clickfests are not fun! But a mixture is good too. I'd actually rather have keyboard hot keys for commands than a mouse command interface. I assume you're talking about other things, but you never know. I also really don't want to see scrolling text for combat. For instance, I don't want to see a list of commands and have to press 'U' to use an item. It depends what parts of the original system you're talking about. This is about to derail the topic, but maybe a short segue is ok. ** But I really do think that they could assimilate the original WL system into the new design ~with improvements and not just graphical ones. Skirge wrote:I know, but then my response wouldn't have been as funny. I'm extremely excited (and looking forward to being an NPC).

I have complete trust in Brian and his team to deliver an excellent game in this category which has been neglected for years. They were absolutely my favorite games of the 80s, which is the reason I'm backing this project. I'd sometimes take breaks from Wasteland and go play one of the Bard's Tale games again, alternating between the two. I'd really like to know.who played it? Did You finish it? Did you like it? And if you didnt play it, why exactly are you backing it? What is your expectation?Īs I just commented in the other thread, I played it in the late 80s on a PC/XT clone, at least a few times all the way through, probably several. I get the feeling that the majority here never really played Wasteland (and with played i mean dont start it up once in Dosbox or Emulator and go like 'cant get over crappy gfx and cumbersome menu, what a sucky game!'). Lanatir wrote:Ok, since i cant do a poll here ill just ask in a normal thread.

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