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Is there anyway to increase scroll speed? When I move the mouse to the edge it works okay in scrolling the picture but it wouldn't kill me to have it go a tad faster. Thanks.
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tinyE: Is there anyway to increase scroll speed? When I move the mouse to the edge it works okay in scrolling the picture but it wouldn't kill me to have it go a tad faster. Thanks.
None that I'm aware of. I'm playing the game right now and haven't been able to adjust it at all. If you do find a way, please post it here. :)
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tinyE: Is there anyway to increase scroll speed? When I move the mouse to the edge it works okay in scrolling the picture but it wouldn't kill me to have it go a tad faster. Thanks.
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Coelocanth: None that I'm aware of. I'm playing the game right now and haven't been able to adjust it at all. If you do find a way, please post it here. :)
Will do. Fun game but Gamespot was dead on for a change when they said it had it's share of minor annoyances. :D
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tinyE: Will do. Fun game but Gamespot was dead on for a change when they said it had it's share of minor annoyances. :D
Yeah, there are a few minor things, but I really do find them just minor. Once I got rolling into the game, all that was forgotten. I'm far enough into it now though that I see what the complaints are about the second half being pretty much a hack and slash dungeon crawl. But still I'm having a blast with it. Far better game than I was led to expect.
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tinyE: Will do. Fun game but Gamespot was dead on for a change when they said it had it's share of minor annoyances. :D
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Coelocanth: Yeah, there are a few minor things, but I really do find them just minor. Once I got rolling into the game, all that was forgotten. I'm far enough into it now though that I see what the complaints are about the second half being pretty much a hack and slash dungeon crawl. But still I'm having a blast with it. Far better game than I was led to expect.
Yep, amazingly fun game! I played it extensively some years ago. There is a vast expanse of equipment, you will never see it all in just one run through the game.

What i like to do at the start of every game keeping it multiplayer, which works fine for single player, get a big boss Character from a previous game to join in from a second PC, go to the crystals that spawn monsters when you touch them, save game, touch crystal multiple times quickly, kill all the monsters with the boss character using multiple area effect magics (*kill quickly*), check loot, if good enough, move to next crystal, repeat, after 3 crystals exit boss character and start your game with some amazing equipment, and don't worry about money anymore!!

Or you can do the above trick just for the purpose to see the variety of equipment that can be possible in the game. (reloading and killing the monsters many many times that is)
Post edited April 16, 2013 by mystikmind2000
I haven't found a way to increase scroll speed either - but I ended up playing at 85% speed anyway! (it makes crowd management easier when you're focusing on Tribal Domination spells, especially - however, scroll speed is slightly decreased too). Still, you can press "C" (on/off) to quickly center on your character, and F2 hides most of the UI.

I finished the game yesterday, and tried three endings, all satysfying even if a bit rushed (as is the last third of the game - Diplomacy and maybe high Charisma definitely help at least twice, and Targeting is also really useful).

I really enjoyed the game actually, and I tried to find and read any interview and pieces of information I could find about it.
Developers apparently had to rush things by the end. They definitely wanted to stick to their story though, and drive the gameplay to an increasingly action-oriented approach (to them it seems, Lionheart was an action-RPG anyway, and not a full RPG as advertised by Black Isle). I think they should have added some more hints in various ways to prevent temporary frustration, maybe with more spirit dialogues and stronger boosts (or better, some purely rewarding side quests). But it's far better than what I expected once you get the hang of your character evolution and how to manage fights (it's not Diablo).

And indeed, loot grows more interesting when exporting the character for a second playthrough!
This gets me thinking about making a small mod, not that I've modded anything before, but feillyne's modding tutorial on moddb really helps!
Post edited April 18, 2013 by Darucas