Posted: Tue Sep 07, 2004 8:28 pm
I recently got back into playing Myth and installed the Fallen Levels pack for it, much to my enjoyment, that is some excellent work. It's nice to be able to play Myth without everything looking so grainy.
This is a small problem, but it's really been bugging me because I take a lot of enjoyment in the back story. As a writer myself, I appreciate the detail and sense of scale, and the feeling there's a lot more left untold. I've played through the first few mission and the unit descriptions you see when selecting a type of unit are incorrect for the barbarians and warriors- they are the descriptions used in Myth II. I checked this by playing the original Myth for comparison. Oddly, the dwarf and Fir'bolg descriptions are the proper Myth ones.
My question was, is this a known issue with the Fallen Levels, or did my computer (or myself) screw up the install process somewhere along the way? And if so, is there a fix?
This is a small problem, but it's really been bugging me because I take a lot of enjoyment in the back story. As a writer myself, I appreciate the detail and sense of scale, and the feeling there's a lot more left untold. I've played through the first few mission and the unit descriptions you see when selecting a type of unit are incorrect for the barbarians and warriors- they are the descriptions used in Myth II. I checked this by playing the original Myth for comparison. Oddly, the dwarf and Fir'bolg descriptions are the proper Myth ones.
My question was, is this a known issue with the Fallen Levels, or did my computer (or myself) screw up the install process somewhere along the way? And if so, is there a fix?