Eheh!

I read it in the long, relaxing summer between high school and university, when I truly had nothing to do beside swimming, reading in the sultry afternoons and going out with friends in the evening.

These are gorgeous pictures! I'm really glad that you posted them!

Yes, it's the same one, even if I don't remember the fountain! @[email protected]

Do you have photos of your other climbs to the Chateau Blanchefort ruins?

But what restaurant are we talking about? I ate in the large one with the garden, near the church.

Spikey wrote: There is shabby café around the now disfunctional fountain that serves salads,. cheese and wine.

And a quite tasty salmon with sauce au poivre vert, if we're talking about the same place!

GK2, because, before playing it, I didn't know games could be such a powerful storytelling medium.

I actually prefer The Dagger of Amon Ra to The Colonel's Bequest!

It also seems straneg that no one has modded the game to make better hairstayles. That was one of the first mod to come out on the Nexus for DA2. Anyway, I didn't have a problem with the male hairstyles, and was able to quickly find one that suited the character I was creating. Regarding the importi...

In that screen, you're not researching potions, but creating/equipping them. And even if you had the possibility to create lyrium potions, you couldn't equip them to a Rogue. I don't remember if you have to research lyrium potions even after completing the alchemist's quest, but to do so there's a s...

There are also many shards in the Hinterlands and on the Storm Coast. Securing the most easy ones should be enough to open the Temple door.

When the round minimap in the corner radiates, it means you're in an area you can actively scour for hidden spot. In these case, pressing V will show a glowing arc that points you in the right direction.

2. Use V and follow the glow. When you'll be in the exact spot, you'll find what you're looking for.

3. Well, there's not much to say, really. You haven't explored well enough because there's always a path! Sometimes it can be challenging to find, but there's always one.

Well, having played and liked The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom , I think a clever mix of platforming, fast-paced sequences, character-driven narrative and ingenuity of writing may work fantastically for a game that is supposed to embody a fantasy caper in a wondrous land. Such a setting and su...

I think it could be a very wise choice to move away from pure adventureness and into a realm where meditative gameplay meets more challenging and fast-paced sequences. King's Quest could benefit from being, well, adventurous.

I quite like it!