In Might and Magic IV and V - World Of Xeen, you can travel between the two games at any stage, but that's not all. It's a good feature, but you had to complete the first game before you could import characters into the next. For a non- Might and Magic example, Quest for Glory offered the opportunity to import your characters from the first game all the way through to the fifth in the series. This was the case with Might And Magic I and II. Some RPG series offered the opportunity to import your characters into the next game. Some may ask what the difference is between playing the two games separately and playing them merged. By copying all the game files of Might And Magic IV to the Might And Magic V directory, you could create the epic game Might and Magic IV and V - World of Xeen. I can say many good things about the Might And Magic series, but one of the most inspired ideas was when New World Computing decided to make Might And Magic IV able to merge with the later Might And Magic V. If that's the case, I may need to hunt down any changes in weapon handling that may have been hacked into the executable.In 1992, Might And Magic IV - Clouds of Xeen was released, and in 1993 it was followed by Might And Magic V - Dark Side of Xeen. Just in case any such error occurs there may indicate something I've done wrong in how I load the monster and object data for a map.Īlso, interesting if there are more weapon types. But I want to leave in the checks for now, whilst I'm fixing remaining bugs in the engine and testing World of Xeen. If it's the latter, it may be a simple matter of simply ignoring such bad entries when encountered. I could be wrong, but it may be that these are either "placeholder" monsters that the scripts later manipulate or, more likely, simply dummy monster entries that the modders never properly fiilled out. It looks like at least several following that use a monster type of 145 as well. So my engine throws a wobbly trying to get the data for the monster. However, map 84 (SpaceShip Level 1), has the first monster in use at position (31,1) with a sprite Id (monster type) of 145. Swords of Xeen has 96 monster types listed. Yes, I already read in the monster list dynamically from the CC.
Also, there are more weapons in SoX than WoX.
CedricBusch: SoX doesn't read monster data from the monster definition tables (XEEN.MON / DARK.MON), it reads it from XEEN.DAT for some reason - if the structure is the same, I could probably build a monster definition table for Swords (if I remember, I will look into this tomorrow).
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