Hi Michael,
About the only game that fits your description would be Entombed.
Entombed is an accessible RPG game along the lines of Dungeons and
Dragons. You start out with one main character and his/her pet, and
from there you rescue other party members which you can control. If
you have powers you can also create zombies and other monsters to
fight on your side. I've had some really interesting battles with the
Drake and other powerful bosses in the game.
Cheers!
On 2/11/11, Frost znvyyv...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I was just wondering about some of the games for the blind out
there, and whether they used game strategies like Final Fantasy 7, where
you could 1) Get the Yuffie character to join the party, 2) get the
Morph Materia, 3) go down into the submarine and start morphing all the
monsters into Stat Enhancers, so you could raise the party's stats to
255 across the board and really kick some monster butt, like Ruby
Dragon.
I once spent a good 6 days in that stewpid submarine, morphing
monsters and feeding them to characters between battles, so I could go
fight the most powerful monster in the game, the Ruby Dragon. I loaded
myself down with Counter-Attack materia and Goat Dolls (to ressurect the
player in case they got killed), and spent a full hour and 45 minutes
fighting that stewpid dragon until I finally killed the thing. Loved
every minute of it.
Anyway, I was wondering if any of the games for the vlind have
those kind of combat strategies available in their play. I love killing
time with a good RPG or Role Playing Game) like Square's Final Fantasy
7.
Aside from world exploration and exceptional storylines, are
there any good RPGs out there that are accessible enough to complete, or
have been written exclusively for the blind? I'm looking for a really
good RPG to play.
PS: Got Audio Quake werkin, but still have yet to figure out what
command line parameters to use to keep the stewpid thing from playing a
networked game. I want to use the god cheat code so I can practice
exploring and target locking on monsters without having to start all
over again and again, and again, and again. If anyone remembers the
dumb command line parameters to begin a normal Audio Quake game without
all the connect to some server crap, I'd really appreciate it.
Michael
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