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The game goes beyond Ultima IV in offering more than just dialogue options during NPC interaction-you follow around suspicious characters, avoid guards, free prisoners from jail, among other things. The dialogue system is almost unique to the series, and talking with NPCs is absolutely essential for both advancing the plot and proving your virtue.
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The Ultima series continues to blow its rivals out of the water with the number of NPCs and the depth of interaction with them. The paltry selection of character attributes.ģ. I have to save perfect scores for games like Morrowind that not only have a large, interesting world but lots of little diversions and a sense of adaptation to my actions. Ultima V's world is fantastic, to be sure, but the game lacks one of my key elements here: "decisions and actions measurably affect the game world." I was a bit disappointed that no one-not even Blackthorn-bothered to notice when I killed the Shadowlords. I went into this thinking that I needed to exceed my score for Ultima IV by at least one, but I think I rated Ultima IV too high (8). It's one of the few games of any era in which the entire world-rather than just discrete pieces of it-is explorable from the outset.
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Origin's manuals continue to top the competition in their history and description of the land and its people.
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The back story of the game is compelling and well-narrated, and the world itself is full of interesting terrain, cities, towns, keeps, lighthouses, dungeons, and other places to explore. Oh, and it was director Ed Wood's favorite cocktail.ġ.
The second entry, a Wikipedia page, notes that the term, in addition to the drink, describes a tool, an unincorporated town in Kentucky, a surface-to-air missile, a rocket, a fantasy character, a tree, and a Transformers character. I would note, incidentally, that my blog is the third entry if you search for "gimlet" on Google. The plans would have made my frigates faster and probably cut down on some of the sea battles. I remember an NPC telling me that the master had lost them, but it didn't occur to me to just search his house. The third overlooked item were the plans for the HMS Cape, which were hidden in the shipwright's in Britain.
It didn't hurt me any, but this makes the second game in a row in which I ignored the fabled mystics. I do vaguely remember a clue of that nature, but I neglected to follow up on it. The second thing was that I completely overlooked mystics! I guess I could have gotten both mystic swords and mystic armor from a volcano in the underworld. This didn't provide an alternate ending to the game, but I could have tried to infiltrate them and obtain their "black badge," which apparently would have made Blackthorn and his guards friendly. First, some of the surlier characters in the game, including a mage named Flain in Skara Brae (who was a pain in the neck to get to), the characters at Windmere (which I talked about a few postings ago), and the corrupt Judge Dryden in Yew, were members of "The Oppression," a society dedicated to helping Blackthorn. Looking through several walkthroughs for Ultima V, I realized there were a few things that I missed.
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