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  • #286
    Clue #3: Finding components was the critical part of the game's "magic" system.

    And with that, I'm going away for the weekend, so if it anyone gets it right in the meantime... um... sorry?
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    • #287
      Betrayal at kondor
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      • #288
        Clue #4: It was hailed as being quite detailed and historicly accurate...
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        • #289
          "magic"
          "historically accurate"



          Also, I know nothing about PC games that early.
          I give up, without even guessing a game.

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          • #290
            I put "magic" in quotes for a reason Some might have considered it magic, whereas to others it was pure science...
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            • #291
              Cyberstorm 2

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              • #292
                Clue #5: It was the first, and last, RPG produced by this company.
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                • #293
                  Daggerfall?
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                  • #294
                    Aaargh. I keep thinking of likely games but the fifth clue puts brakes on all of my ideas.
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                    • #295
                      I was going to say Ultima VII, because it was 1992, was very open-ended, was very historically accurate within its own world, you needed components to use magic (reagents), but it's not the "first and last" game from Origin.

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                      • #296
                        Star Control 2 was quite openended, sorta-an-RPG... but historically accurate? Balls.
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                        • #297
                          Hmmm MPS did release a RPG set in the dark ages...in that sense it is the 'only' RPG game...Darklands?
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                          • #298
                            Hmmm MPS did release a RPG set in the dark ages...in that sense it is the 'only' RPG game...Darklands?
                            *ding* *ding* *ding*!

                            We have a winner! Big ol' alchemy system, and praised for historical accuracy (though I don't recall any dragons in Germany... )
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                            • #299
                              Originally posted by ZargonX


                              *ding* *ding* *ding*!

                              We have a winner! Big ol' alchemy system, and praised for historical accuracy (though I don't recall any dragons in Germany... )

                              Woohoo! Although I've heard and read about it I have to admit i never played it myself . Apparently it was a very good RPG.
                              Skeptics should forego any thought of convincing the unconvinced that we hold the torch of truth illuminating the darkness. A more modest, realistic, and achievable goal is to encourage the idea that one may be mistaken. Doubt is humbling and constructive; it leads to rational thought in weighing alternatives and fully reexamining options, and it opens unlimited vistas.

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                              • #300
                                In the the dark I struck my mark! Guess it's time once more to stay and say....


                                This one's from the early 90's, appeared on the PC (and later on the Amiga as well).


                                First we'll start by the naming the place
                                For this one takes much space...
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