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<blockquote data-quote="Mouseferatu" data-source="post: 646265" data-attributes="member: 1288">[brief hijack]Oh man, I loved that game (even if I did have to cheat in every single dungeon to beat it).&nbsp; Loved that one, loved the first one...&nbsp; I was always so upset they never upgraded the third for the Apple II GS.&nbsp; (Yes, I was one of five people on the planet who owned one of those.)&nbsp; It's just that after the (relatively) great graphics, and the fact that it actually had sound, of the first two, I couldn't bring myself to play the third with old Apple graphics and no sound.I'm still trying to convince some of the people I've worked for to license the Bard's Tale setting for D20 and let me work on it, but so far nobody seems to think the idea is worthwhile, what with far more popular and modern games being made into settings (i.e. Everquest and Warcraft).Oh, well.&nbsp; Many, many fond memories.[/brief hijack]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mouseferatu, post: 646265, member: 1288"] [brief hijack] Oh [i]man[/i], I loved that game (even if I did have to cheat in every single dungeon to beat it). Loved that one, loved the first one... I was always so upset they never upgraded the third for the Apple II GS. (Yes, I was one of five people on the planet who owned one of those.) It's just that after the (relatively) great graphics, and the fact that it actually had sound, of the first two, I couldn't bring myself to play the third with old Apple graphics and no sound. I'm still trying to convince some of the people I've worked for to license the Bard's Tale setting for D20 and let me work on it, but so far nobody seems to think the idea is worthwhile, what with far more popular and modern games being made into settings (i.e. Everquest and Warcraft). Oh, well. Many, [i]many[/i] fond memories. [/brief hijack] [/QUOTE]

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