Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar | 30 - The Green Stone
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- Опубліковано 16 кві 2024
- It's time to finish unlocking the secrets of the the Dungeon of Wrong and return with our rewards in hand.
Let's play Ultima: Avatar, is a fan-created adaptation of original game Ultima IV, created by me (SimGamer) using RPG Maker MZ.
Original game of Ultima IV by Richard Garriott, otherwise known as Lord British.
Available for RPG Maker MZ on the Steam Workshop:
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Dungeon crawls are getting easier as the party captures more wealth and resources.
I've started working with RPG Maker MZ now. Still feeling it out, finding things, etc. I can't help but think though, as I see you playing your version of $4 in it, what people back in 1984 would have thought of this level of graphics and the game-play. The 'seci-3D environment would have been pretty ground-breaking as it is. Sure, U4 had 3D dungeons but the quality of the visuals are stunning here by comparison to those days.
I remember, even on the C64, with games like U5 and Legacy of the Ancients, the dungeon "3D" graphics started looking pretty good.
@@SimGamerTV I didn't have a C64, so my early 80's games were Apple or Ti-99 games. The Ti-99 had some cool looking games but they were cartridge games, not unlike the Atari. I got a C128 in '89 so that opened up all of the C64 titles that I had been missing. I didn't get the Ultima games for the commodore though... Lands of Lore was probably the series that I was most impressed with on the Commodore at the time. As far as Fantasy RPG anyhow.
Seemed really short today. Are you going to be doing a Two video split for each of the other dungeons?
Depends on how long the dungeon takes; this crawl took 45 minutes overall. I target between 20 and 40 mins for each video so it's watchable over a lunch-break.