(2011-08-06, 07:16 PM)Hguols link Wrote: This was all back when Yuku was an Ezboard....
I was Akryal, that priest that served the widda queen. That was the name of my band (named after Shadow Tower) and that was the name I was using on the agetec board back in 2001.
David Bunch was called Sojourner on the forum. I haven't seen that guy in a long time, but he was a self proclaimed guru.
Lynn, the little girl with the dog, was Archmage Lynn on the King's Field forum YEARS ago. Her mother on the game was her real mother's name.
JohnnyPark of course, one of the soldiers eaten by that widda freak.
Misa Fopa was a regular in the Agetec Playroom. He didn't have much to do with King's Field. He died of brain cancer. :(
Martin Ramerez is the shop guy in the game that you can get the bow from.
Paul Hutchinson (the guy that asks you for poison because those things are taking his fish) is Valkysas on the Agetec forum.
The old guy trying to get across the bridge at the beginning of the game and gets killed by a skeleton is Mark Johnson. He's attached to the Duhrin name. (Well, it was Duhrin in Shadow Tower, but that word is in there somewhere in that old guy's last name.)
The other names, I'm not too sure about.... Of course, I can't find a list of names anywhere online so I might remember a few others, but they elude me now.
Thanks so much for this post Tom! I totally missed it until just now. I missed Guyra's next post too; I swear, sometimes I think I've got a brain cloud! The KF4 guide just mentions David Bunch, Chad Breshears, JaMarc Neeley, Oagh Burleigh, and Harmurah Forgefist Too bad it's so basic or I'd try to stalk... I mean track down those people for an autograph. Still, this is really cool information for the Wiki. You're the only person still around who know this stuff. Is that your new guitar in the pic?
I was originally just going to post that I found German KF strategy guide- didn't know there was one. I wonder if Europe has any other guides for KF games? Guyra, is the German written language close enough to Norwegian that you can get the general idea what it says? The Germanic roots in English are old and watered down but I can sometimes recognize words enough to have a general understanding. Got the 'Complete' part, but Losung = Solution I had to look up.
