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Originally written by doug:

whats your favorite thing to do in A3, after youve beat most everything, and are trying to level up, or are just messing around? personally i like to buy a bunch of invulnerability elixirs and beat up on kriszan, and all the towns i can find, and empty them out.

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Originally written by Shining Lightbulb:

Same as with BoE: As little monsters as possible, as little puzzles as possible, should require no work to complete and contain no tricky or hard to solve puzzles, since I don't like puzzles nor combat. I still haven't figured out why I like playing BoA/BoE, though.

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Originally written by Treota:

is there any way to turn off the :mad: turn off editor button :mad: sis turned it off again for like the third time :mad: i think jeff is getting annoyed at me for asking him for another code soo many times :D

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Originally written by FatBatMonkey:

I suppose that you have also got to take into account that the Empire has four whole other continents to draw troops and magi from. They might not have the most powerful spells, but with that sort of manpower, arguing with them isn't just out of the question, it's out of the window with your head on a pike.

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Originally written by CHOKEONIT:

I'd be willing to help you improve the towns, but that would slow you down pretty much, seeing as you'd have to wait for me to e-mail my works to you before you could change things.. :P

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Originally written by Archmage Alex:

I would like to restate my idea from much earlier.

If Gazers, Drakons, and Serviles can think and talk, why can't you be one? Why not in GF3 have you be a Gazer, Drakon, or Servile minion of the mystery monster behind the door? You could decide to aid it or betray it to the shapers. If you think about it, little would really would need to change. Drakons can shape, Gazers can control creations, Serviles can do magic.

Actually, It could be done like Nethergate. Choosing to be Shaper or Creation like you chose to be Roman or Britainian (or whatever they were). Besides, is being a Drakon that much different from being Slithzerikai?

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Originally written by Archmage Alex:

I would like to restate my idea from much earlier.

If Gazers, Drakons, and Serviles can think and talk, why can't you be one? Why not in GF3 have you be a Gazer, Drakon, or Servile minion of the mystery monster behind the door? You could decide to aid it or betray it to the shapers. If you think about it, little would really would need to change. Drakons can shape, Gazers can control creations, Serviles can do magic.

Actually, It could be done like Nethergate. Choosing to be Shaper or Creation like you chose to be Roman or Britainian (or whatever they were). Besides, is being a Drakon that much different from being Slithzerikai?

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Originally written by CHOKEONIT:

So, when'll we actually get the scenario to our e-mail boxes?

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Originally written by Imban:

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The Scenario is simple, but you get a good few special items. The middle room in the first town has several secret doors leading into it, you just obviously didn't search very well.

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I found the secret doors. They're magically locked, and for whatever reason, Unlock Doors wasn't working on them, so I could never open them.

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Originally written by CHOKEONIT:

You tried sending me a .zip, right?

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Originally written by JMAN123:

I would be happy to test out your scenario Archimage Micael, I mean, I'm not doing anything :) jman123@spymac.com if your interested

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Originally written by CHOKEONIT:

Send it to me (kommari at gmail dot com), and if it's as GODAWFUL as said, I promise to create something better instead of telling you the truth.

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