Never, Hagatha, never

Absolutely, Hagatha. All the QFG games have some combat in them. I think that's what got me to loving RPGs. I didn't realize what an RPG was until I played QFG, then KQ8, Mask of Eternity. I loved building up my character.

I succumbed to the GOG Quest for Glory downloads this evening and am going to begin the first game in the morning. It's been about 20 years since I've played it and it will probably seem like a brand-new game to me.

Well I broke down and ordered the set. Will be downloading shortly. While I was at it I also ordered Torrin's Passage because I saw it for $5.99 so a lot of nostalgia for me.

Yes !! Torin's Passage !! A great Adventure oldie

I have my original AND the GOG version of that, too

Have fun!

I knew you couldn't resist, John! I played QFG1 also, Marian - it's such a great game. I'm anxious to see if you can import your QAG1 character into 2. I wasn't able to do it. I'm not sure how well I can do in QG2, since it's still the original version with all that typing! But I DO love it.

How are you doing, Mad?

If I can figure out how to import my character from Quest for Glory 1 to Quest for Glory 2, I will let you know.

Thanks, Marian.

For Barb and Marian (and anyone else who may be interested).

I saved the character at the end of the game to C:glory1.sav and I learned that because of DOSBox the game considers the C drive to be:
C:\Program Files (x86)\GOG.com\Quest for Glory Pack\Quest for Glory 1\VGA (if you're playing the VGA version of the game).

So that's where I found my character save.

Once you find your glory1.sav file then you have to move it to your QFG2 folder. Then when you go to import you change folder to C: and the file should show up and be available to import. At least that's how it worked for me.

Thank you very much for the saved-game info. I appreciate it!!

Thank you very much, Oldman. How many have you played so far?

Thanks Oldman, always good info to have....

I'm starting from the beginnng and have finished QFG1 and am now on 2. What surprised me is that the original is now a VGA and QFG2 was never upgraded to VGA so you have to type your commands in and use the arrow keys to move. Of course, that's how I remember the game so I'm enjoying reliving it.

Well, I finished QFG4 and must say I loved it !!

Must get to other games I've had "sitting waiting for eons" now, before I play any more from the series.

Although QFG5 is calling pretty loudly