Earlier today I couldn't get on the forum, I got the same old error message... except this time they were on a snazzy blue background. May I ask how come? I had the same, but upon inspection, it was different. The email address linked to the webhoster and when going to the main page I got in a loop...

change the included DOSBox configuration files.

I recall that you had to kneel with more objects to reach new dungeons (at dead ends, water boundaries spring to mind). So I think I simply tried that, there might have been some hint in the game as well to do it. I was pretty young when I finished that game. It was one of the first games I finished...

Yeps,

bought a lot of games. Tried picking mostly games with co-op game play, but some single player games were just too cheap to let pass.

first time.

warcraft 3 frozen throne.

I intend to buy/play it in the future, but all those messages about hacked accounts, failed servers logins are a bit scary.

Is it more like Diablo I or II ?

Tawmis wrote:

Qbix wrote:Mature content warning!!

There's no cussing in it...?

There is violence.

Nice movie though, your editing skills are improving; the voice had some weird environmental effect to in the beginning, like you were talking from a distance or in a metallic room.

Mature content warning!!

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am not sure why you would want wrap. The colours don't reset if you move to the next line.
The command that turns off the wrap is indeed not supported as no ansi game has needed it so far.

http://bluesock.org/~willg/dev/ansi.html bold is a bit misleading. The colours can actually change a bit if you turn on the bold attribute. (brown -> yellow) (compare 33m with 33;1m) <[attr;...;attrm sets display attributes. attr values are: 0 normal (white on black) 1 bold (character colors are hig...

ansi can do what you want. It is quite a bit of work though. Maybe generate a language file for DOSBox and see how the startup message is drawn. you can use the same codes in a bat file.

Nice one Tawmis!

thanks!