So, our character will look like this:Īnd, after watching the intro scenes again, the adventure officially begins. The polls are closed, and we have two votes for a Stoutness-based character, one for a Sagacity-based one, and only one name suggestion. Agressat, tyranny, and political division.Mcteague, Class warfare, and Socioeconomic nuance.Emas and oppressive conformity expectations.Odyssey analysis: Nemisis, and general content.All that beautiful classical piano music.WallyHackenslacker's tips, tricks, and tidbits: A Vexing Situation VI: The Mandate of Heaven.A Vexing Situation V: Warriors of Destiny.A Vexing Situation IV: The Trilogy Continues.I laugh at you because you're all the samE You laugh at me because I'm different.A Vexing Situation III: Strange, Funny, Heartrending.A Vexing Situation II: Vexlectric Boogaloo.You See, There's Opportunity in this Very Community.Sagacity - Determines psionic attack power.īy the way, that title screen? It was designed by THE Derek Riggs, as was the cover art. Nimbleness - Determines accuracy and evasion. Stoutness - Determines physical attack power. What our protagonist's name be, and should they be male or female? This is what the genders look like, but it's purely cosmetic AFAIK, and will be indistinguishable once we get enough armor anyway, so don't worry too much about it.Īnd, for something that's not purely cosmetic, what kind of stat spread should they have? You can't directly pick stats, but you can reroll until you get something good. That being said, this is my first screenshot LP, it might not be as interactive as my past ones, but I'll try my best.
This is a story-driven game, so it would probably be best to start off with the story. Personally, I use SheepShaver, which you can find out how to set up here.
You can download it here, but if you're not using a Macintosh that supports Classic Environment, you'll need an emulator. Later, a freeware version was released with a number of bug fixes, and that's the version I will be showing off here. Odyssey was designed by Richard Rouse III and released in 1996 by Paranoid Productions, using the engine from an earlier game called Minotaur: The Labyrinths of Crete, which is also comparable to the earlier Ultima games. Welcome, guests, to my first ever screenshot LP, of the undeservedly-obscure Macintosh RPG Odyssey: The Legend of Nemesis.
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