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Indinera wrote:soooo you finished the game??

Well, I surely finished the main quest, but given that I can export a savefile to LF2, I suppose that completing as many side quests as possible is a good idea.

Yes it probably is, although most sidequests are carried over to LF2, iirc

Cassiopeia wrote:But you might be happy to hear that apart from LF there are three other games - Laxius Power. The visuals are not so great cause they are not made with RPG Maker XP, but you'll forget about that soon as they are great games as well.

Hello, I checked the link and is still working. I downloaded LP1, but the texts are almost impossible to read, and this makes the game much less enjoyable.
I tried to use compatibility tricks like 256 colors, reduced resolution, XP mode and so on (I'm running Seven) but with no results. Any suggestion?

I found this on the Laxiusgames forum:

Go to your lp folder then go to 123_lp_instructions.
Find the font files (eg. RM2000) copy ALL of these then go to: C:/Windows/Fonts or whatever place your windows fonts are stored and then paste the copied files in there and say "yes to all".

If you can't see that 123_lp_instructions you might not have activated to show hidden files.

edit: You beat me on this, Cassie. I'll just add that it's probably better to install the fonts by simply opening the files and choosing Install, no need to copy-paste.

tbh this is a VERY old game

Tomas wrote:edit: You beat me on this, Cassie. I'll just add that it's probably better to install the fonts by simply opening the files and choosing Install, no need to copy-paste.

Ops, that font thing again... Ok thank you for the suggestion, I'll have a try tonight.

Indinera wrote:tbh this is a VERY old game

Yeah, and I like old games!! Maybe because I'm not that young myself

The first adventure game I played was ROGUE, a pure text adventure available on Unix... does someone remember?

Then, when I switched to MS-DOS/Win 3, I played Moria.

BTW this was a great way to learn English

Note that I like mega-graphics games as well, like MOHAA, but they are definitely not RPGs. What I like in your games - and similar "old school" games as well - is that the player MUST integrate the game with his/her own imagination and phantasy.

Old, but cool. And still worth playing, especially if you want to know our Laxius heroes' history.