Jan 29, Stats Ignoring. I have been trying to get this game working in PCSX2 without success as well. I am using the exact same configuration as the one in the link above but still have the same problem. On startup, the playstation logo turns into a solid white rectangle, then the game hangs.
Can anybody offer better specifics regarding the configuration? Thanks for any input! I did it, and it was simple really. The only thing I had to do was to activate blend tff, and of course configure controller. I didn't have to change a single thing more.
Oh, and standard jRPG "dialogues", of course. Is the game going to pick up anytime soon? Brofist x 1. Joined: Jun 10, Messages: Feb 1, Stats Ignoring. Joined: Jun 13, Messages: 2, Feb 2, Stats Ignoring. I don't remember much about the characters or writing in this game I don't think they were particularly offensive , but the plot and concepts in it are excellent. All of these things happen as you go around in the dungeon, building up this idea that you're the center of the narrative and that everything that's happening is coalescing into something huge.
The things that happen in the game establish the context for the world and story rather than build up to something that actually takes place, which is weird and interesting for a Wizardry game. It kind of reminds me of something Chris Avellone would do. There's this surreal revelation at the very end that's kind of an afterthought because it only happens like 10 minutes before the end of the game and it's really the only time in the game where you're confronted with actual story, but it's super cool.
Anyway, the dungeons are designed well. I think there's an automap or a map spell but you never even need it because the dungeon has so many points of interest and memorable places that, except when the game wants you to, you never get lost. Little events happen constantly that keep exploration interesting and fresh and there are generally reasons to go back to places you've already been to.
I also like the way the spell system works. In the earlier Wizardry games, you stop using the first few levels of spells after a while because they're made obsolete by higher level spells. In Tales of the Forbidden Land you can upgrade spells and keep them relevant. In fact, you'll generally use lower level spells more than higher level ones because the components required to make the upgrades are easier to find.
Overall it's a pretty cool game. Definitely in my top 5 favorite Wizardries. Great Deceiver Arcane. Joined: Aug 10, Messages: 3, May 2, Stats Ignoring. Been playing this lately and it's really great. Theme: Day Night. What was once a peaceful kingdom of Duhan has been radically changed due to a flash that tore through the night. Thousands were killed and the kingdom is ruined, and only a handful remain after this flash devastated the land.
The main city in a state of perpetual cold, separated from the outside world. The Queen of Duhan has disappeared into the depths of a giant labyrinth beneath the castle. It is up to the game's protagonist and his chosen companions to explore the Duhan labyrinth and find the answers and the means to revert this unfortunate state.
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