The Sims Medieval - Quest Walkthrough - Heir to the Throne Part 1

!±8± The Sims Medieval - Quest Walkthrough - Heir to the Throne Part 1

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The Sims Medieval - Quest Walkthrough - Heir to the Throne Part 1

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The Best RPG of All Time

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When Baldur's Gate came out in 1998, I was a middle school kid introduced to it by watching my dad play it. Baldur's Gate, for me, is the epitome of what a medieval fantasy role-playing game should be. I personally enjoy when a game, such as Baldur's Gate, starts the player out with little more than a stick and a few gold coins. Nothing is more fun than running around an area and picking up everything imaginable just so when I sell all the junk I found I can afford a decent piece of chain mail.

One of the best parts about the game is the sheer freedom allowed for the player to explore the areas of the game and detour from the main story. It also gave you choices in what kind of character you wanted to be, whether good, evil, or somewhere in between. Seldom games prior to Baldur's Gate that had this level of freedom; most were very linear, which limited the player in terms of choice and exploration.

Baldur's Gate also introduced new players to the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing system by taking those same core rules and putting them in a game. Players could experience what a pen and paper D&D game was like but in a much more user friendly way. I personally never got into the old D&D game because 1) I wasn't born in 1975 and 2) I don't have the attention span to play pen and paper games. So BG allowed younger gamers to experience the old system with a lot less work.

But it wasn't just revolutionizing role-playing games that put Baldur's Gate on the top of my list, it's because BG excels in every category: beautifully pre-rendered settings makes exploration a treat, an engaging storyline that creates the need to find out what happens next, and again, the sheer number of things you can do and how what choices you make can effect the outcome of every situation.

When I say Baldur's Gate I mean the entire series: BG1, BG2, and Throne of Bhaal. If you are going to play one, you need to play them all to experience the story in its entirety. Places like Amazon and Ebay are good places to find copies in good condition, mainstream stores won't carry them.

As I write this I wonder if there will ever be another game that so beautifully captures the essence of the medieval fantasy genre like Baldur's Gate, with complex characters, exciting battles, engaging quests, all amid gorgeous scenery. Of course I know realize that the answer is yes, and that game will be Baldur's Gate 3.

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Sims Medieval Gameplay 26 - The Witch Quest Continued

!±8± Sims Medieval Gameplay 26 - The Witch Quest Continued

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Find Out What Sims Medieval Cheats Allow You To Control All Heroes

!±8± Find Out What Sims Medieval Cheats Allow You To Control All Heroes

Since the newest games from Electronic Arts, Sims Medieval has just been released on the market one can only imagine the excitement the Sims fans are feeling. The scenario was completely changed and now the players have to start their journey by choosing an ambition and one of the ten brand new hero classes. This is why there is no wonder that the players that embark in this medieval adventure will want to at least test out the new heroes before they decide on a main character. However, since many of them do not want to lose their current progress, one way they can try out each hero and even play all of them at the same time is with the help of the Sims Medieval cheats.

Most players will most likely want to have all of the available hero classes when they are unlocking certain achievements, especially those that cannot make up their minds about the type of hero they want to play. Normally, when introducing a certain cheat, players will simply have to type "help" to obtain a full list of the Sims Medieval cheats, unlike the previous Sims versions when the cheats had to be enabled first. Unfortunately, for now you cannot find the cheat code that enables a player to play all ten heroes at the same time.

However, players that are interested in playing with more than their character have the possibility of playing all the heroes they like without the help of Sims Medieval cheats. One method to play more than one hero is simply following the story line, as Sims Medieval has certain quests where you will have to use more than one hero and thus, you can control your characters so they can act as a team. Furthermore, later on as you progress through the game you will find a free time quest that will introduce a "switch sim" button above the portrait of your current hero. Clicking that button will allow a player to play and switch between all ten heroes of the game.

The catch to keeping all the heroes you have used in your previous quests is to enable the "showallquests" cheat. Keep in mind that this is one of the Sims Medieval cheats that has not been perfected yet because you will need to follow a quest that does not have any objectives afterwards. In addition, you will not be able to play all of them at the same time, however you have the options of switching between them, a command that only takes a couple of seconds.

Find Out What Sims Medieval Cheats Allow You To Control All Heroes

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