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Sorry, but I can't help. 06/18/2013, 09:59:09

Peter2 writes: I'm still running the v1.0 MM6-8 games on an old machine which has a Win98 partition. The "features" in that version of MM6 mean I could (if I wanted) teach a druid dark magic, and equip my sorcerer with plate armour and a nice big axe, all without resorting to a character editor. *evil grin*

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ha-ha lol - Friesen ( Wed 19-Jun-13 04:23:29 ) +1 Haha, Peter2, that's so old school xD - Serena ( Wed 19-Jun-13 12:22:41 ) +2 P.S. The GOG discs are fine in my experience. I have (had) 1x6, 2x7, 2x8 and 1x9 form GOG iirc... - Serena ( Wed 19-Jun-13 12:27:40 ) +1 If someone has bought the games and not sold the discs on, then . . . - Peter2 ( Thu 20-Jun-13 07:46:28 ) Well, you'd expect that. - Peter2 ( Thu 20-Jun-13 07:51:03 ) +1 Yeah that's my point exactly - most of my discs are either worn down (yes, that CAN happen) - or my kids threw them away (or I did?) - Serena ( Thu 20-Jun-13 08:09:59 ) +1 In game terms, Chlala is one of the founders - Peter2 ( Thu 20-Jun-13 12:15:23 ) +1 Nonlo, I'n been Serena since...hmm...1999, I think No elfishness about me, I'm afraid - Serena ( Sun 30-Jun-13 15:14:45 ) +1 Yes, so do I. Also Finland's Crazy Bear and a lot more that used to be regulars. Ah well, time marches on, I guess! - Peter2 ( Mon 01-Jul-13 09:28:30 ) +1 Finland's Crazy Bear predated my arrival in 1998. I had a problem he helped me with that first day. (n/t) - Kiwi ( Thu 01-Aug-13 20:19:06 ) +1 My early visits were severely limited, because my only access in those days was via a dial-up modem, and a serious session of question and answer cost a small fortune. - Peter2 ( Mon 05-Aug-13 19:21:28 ) +1 Broadband vs. dial-up. My first fulltime ISP was a flat rate fee for all kinds of connections. Less than $10 a month for dial-up at the time, but unlimited access at that rate. (n/t) - Kiwi ( Mon 05-Aug-13 20:01:06 ) +1 To be fair, it wasn't the site that did the damage, it was the 'phone bills. - Peter2 ( Tue 06-Aug-13 04:07:14 )