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Sorry! I haven't been on EoFF in a while. I'm site staff now for the biggest Zelda fan site and it's eating up all my online free time. :(
Wow! You're getting fairly far. You're nearly half way done, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by oddler
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Originally Posted by Bastian
I haven't had time to finish the game yet, either. Battles are starting to get pretty hard. But I got... a dragon? :)
For anyone interested: I just finished a revamped version with prettier graphics, better/more cut scenes and dialogue, some hidden superbosses, and other stuff. You can download it (or just look at screenshots of it) at The Lore of Lorewyn -
http://trianglehard.webs.com//l17.png
I think I recall you telling me about this a long long time ago. The writing it over summer with a friend is familiar at least!
Sounds like the mtg expansion Lorwyn.
I have no idea what mtg is. :/ Wait. Magic The Gathering? Never played it. But I came up with the word "Lorewyn" when I was a kid in like 1995. And I have a large group who can attest to that, the people I read my god-awful book chapter by chapter to in 1997 in our Writers' Club. :P
I have your original release but never finished a playthrough. I will download the updated release and try to be a better audience.
It's great when people use Welsh-sounding words in their film/game/book fantasy myth. You know when the Japanese put English words in their game titles to make it sound cool but to anybody who's native it just looks really stupid? For me, it's like that.
How are you pronouncing Lorewyn? I would pronounce it 'lohr-EHH-win'
EDIT: or possibly LOHR-ehh-win
:D But it's not just Welsh sounding. I chose wyn because "wyn" means "blessing" and that sort of plays a part in the story when you add the "Lore" context.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Manus
WHen I was a kid, it was just "LOHR-win" but now I think of it as "LOHR-eh-win"Quote:
How are you pronouncing Lorewyn? I would pronounce it 'lohr-EHH-win'
EDIT: or possibly LOHR-ehh-win