Post: <font face="Verdana,Arial,sans-serif" size="2"><b>Reply to this message</b></font>: And greetings to you, too! Good to hear from you again. :) by Peter2

Original Message: And greetings to you, too! Good to hear from you again. :)
We usually put all the stuff about the pre-MM6 games in the MM6 Tavern, that being the oldest of the Taverns. TTBOMK no separate patch was issued for MM3, because it was released in 1991, long before the internet became as all-pervasive as it is now. But the original game code was later amended to eliminate at least some of the bugs. I don't know when this replaced the v1.0, but that is the game that appears in the compilations like the "MM Classics" bundled with MM6 in the Might & Magic VI Limited Edition. That is the one I now play. I still have the original game on one of my old drives, but I don't play it nowadays, and I don't have the original floppies any more, although I may have my backups squirreled away somewhere. Whether they'd still be readable is another matter, and these days, most people would probably have to buy a plug-in 3.5" floppy drive to even try! Good luck, enjoy the game, and yell if you need help.

Original Message: And greetings to you, too! Good to hear from you again. :)

We usually put all the stuff about the pre-MM6 games in the MM6 Tavern, that being the oldest of the Taverns.

TTBOMK no separate patch was issued for MM3, because it was released in 1991, long before the internet became as all-pervasive as it is now. But the original game code was later amended to eliminate at least some of the bugs. I don't know when this replaced the v1.0, but that is the game that appears in the compilations like the "MM Classics" bundled with MM6 in the Might & Magic VI Limited Edition. That is the one I now play.

I still have the original game on one of my old drives, but I don't play it nowadays, and I don't have the original floppies any more, although I may have my backups squirreled away somewhere. Whether they'd still be readable is another matter, and these days, most people would probably have to buy a plug-in 3.5" floppy drive to even try!

Good luck, enjoy the game, and yell if you need help.

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