I am the one that originally designed the GOG QfG release, but they have been tampering with it since. Of course the latest has been to rip out the DOS executables and ram ScummVM down their customer's throats. Of course the lesson of this is to always keep your older GOG installers.

Doesn't the GOG release now yse ScummVM? The SVM saves are not compatible with the original saves. This is not a common SCI error and when I checked it seems to be a SVM error message.

How did you install the game?

This is out in a week. I would like to say, like Fleabag does, that this a love story (and maybe in part it is), but mostly it is a ghost story. https://scontent-ort2-2.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/s960x960/118790276_2955684914659003_4769608445686452470_o.jpg?_nc_cat=106&_nc_sid=110474&_nc_ohc=KX2d1z7RpmM...

Not sure I would call it an FMV. The cutscenes are with real actors, but the game itself is more of a prerendered "2.5-D" game with first person perspective.

Somehow it doesn't seem right not having Impressions doing it, but then since they do not exist anymore... Can't say I like the cartoony art. Seems like the only ones doing more realistic art these days are the high end 3-D games

DeadPoolX wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 28, 2020 3:30 am

I meant to write "virtue signaling" but apparently my brain decided it preferred the word "virtual."

Your brain has autocorrect?

Sounds like it was produced by kids raised mostly on the likes of Nintendo and were barely aware of how much gaming was going on on PCs. And by PCs I am including all of the micro machines of the era, Apple, Commodore, Atari, Amiga, etc., not just IBM and compatibles.

Waiting for the next se4ason of The Expanse. Probably the best SF show currently in production. Very reminiscent of Niven's "Known Space" space series. If you like hard SF I highly recommend it. It is on Prime.

Heavy

The NSIS Wiki has everything you need to do what you need. Just use the Wiki's search function.

What I am missing is both black boxes.

The last I believe was ATT.

I only wrote the installer. The best thing would be to ask James Leiterman, the author of the INN Barn project itself, in the ImagiNation Network Revival Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/69704136680/