Who/What am I? (The Yes/No) Game.

[Rath Darkblade]

Tawm ... no.

NBS ... alas, no.

[notbobsmith]

Not a living thing but a thing of nature...

Are you a rock or made of rock?

[Rath Darkblade]

Why, yes!

(Although some cultures may disagree)

[notbobsmith]

Made out of rock and "kind of" found in the savanna and "kind of" found in a fixed location...

Are you found during the Simbani initiation ritual?

[Rath Darkblade]

Nope.

[notbobsmith]

Are you in the screen where the opal is found?

[Tawmis]

Are ye located left of the Simbani village, according to the attached screen shot?

[Rath Darkblade]

NBS ... er, no.

Tawmis ... why yes!

(And I'm impressed you drew up that map!)

[Tawmis]

Tawmis ... why yes!
(And I'm impressed you drew up that map!)

Didn't draw it. It's a screen shot from the game.
Are ye located around the Pool of Peace?

[Rath Darkblade]

Yes, I am.

(And yes, it's a screen shot from the game. I'm just impressed you wrote where all the places are).

[notbobsmith]

Are you found in the Pool of Peace screen?

Where did you get a screenshot of the entire map? Doesn't it scroll?

[Rath Darkblade]

NBS ... yes.

And yes, the map scrolls. There are four screens: Tarna and environs; Simbani village and environs; the jungle (and Leopardmen village); the Lost City and environs. But I'm not sure how Tawm did that.

[Tawmis]

(And yes, it's a screen shot from the game. I'm just impressed you wrote where all the places are).

I didn't. Found it online already labelled.

As I said, I've not played any QFG (other than HQ for my channel recently) in well over 5 to 10 years. Easily.
And I usually only replay QFG1 (usually EGA). So QFGII, III and IV I know less. And QFGV I don't think I ever beat - or if I did, it did not leave any kind of impression on me.

[Rath Darkblade]

Hmm. I'd say QfG2 and QfG4 are probably the best in the series, mainly due to how much lore there is there, a great "atmosphere", strong characters and great comic dialogue. The QfG2 setting is very reminiscent of Aladdin/Arabian Nights; QfG4 is obviously influenced by Transylvania and lots Russian folklore (Baba Yaga, Rusalka etc.), with a little H. P. Lovecraft.

QfG3 (Africa) was "thrown in" because the writers needed an adventure to toughen up the hero before QfG4. QfG5 is ... a little problematic (especially combat), but I like it because I like ancient Greece (which Marete, the main island in QfG5, is a parody of).

Anyway ... would anyone like a clue? (I can give a fairly big one - i.e. a screenshot of the Pool of Peace - but it wouldn't give the game away).

[Tawmis]

Hmm. I'd say QfG2 and QfG4 are probably the best in the series, mainly due to how much lore there is there, a great "atmosphere", strong characters and great comic dialogue. The QfG2 setting is very reminiscent of Aladdin/Arabian Nights; QfG4 is obviously influenced by Transylvania and lots Russian folklore (Baba Yaga, Rusalka etc.), with a little H. P. Lovecraft.

QfG3 (Africa) was "thrown in" because the writers needed an adventure to toughen up the hero before QfG4. QfG5 is ... a little problematic (especially combat), but I like it because I like ancient Greece (which Marete, the main island in QfG5, is a parody of).

Anyway ... would anyone like a clue? (I can give a fairly big one - i.e. a screenshot of the Pool of Peace - but it wouldn't give the game away).

NBS seems to be narrowing it down (clue wise).

As for me, QFG2 will always be tarnished for me because of walking through those stupid hallways in the city. The control on that is ridiculously stupid.