Yes... and delay any new content for another ten years, as the existing content would require a "redo," which would require additional "work"
If I remember well CQ was already remastered some years ago, before the sprites were different but I cant tell much since I started playing post upgrade. The current engine is fine, it's a bit too late now to change due to the amount of content developed and I dont think it would be easy to convert everything without expecting to bugfix a lot of issues that would definitely appear which would delay even more the release of new stuff. My only gripe is with the really small 4:3 window size, I dont expect the proportion to be changed but the devs could at least make it a bit bigger since almost everyone nowadays use a 1080p screen.
You wanted to say 1440p or 2160p, 1080p screens is something of a decade long past, the majority are switching to higher resolution. The game is so tiny I can barely see it in the middle of my screen.
It does not seem like this game will be finished in this year or next one, or the year after the next one. Most of the quests I did, told me that content is missing and you need to come in future updates.
There are some exceptions i believe, but generally speaking if it looks out of place, there's a chance you might pick it up. Most of the time it'll be sparkly though.
Yea it worked so well for other games. Like Summertime saga for instance. It will take at least 2 years to restore the game to its pre update version. So no thanks development is slow enough as it is. Quest in the games have "dead ends" because they are not finished its not the engine's fault.
Besides, some people like retro games. I like games like Eleanor 4, What a Legend!, Mystwood Manor or the Lust Epidemic saga, but I also like this game, Zombie Retreat or Caliross. I had to give up on another retro, Legend of Queen Opala, that one was too much.
Yep, copy the save folder of the old version, paste on the new version one, load the save, go to gallery, talk to the npc in the table and you're done.
If you're talking about the town being besieged by the pigment on the continent, you have to cross the bridge and raise it up, then you have to find the cleric Warhammer (I believe it's a Warhammer) then you have to go and rescue both your mother and (if you do this within three days) Marie. After you rescue your mother if you manage to do something for the rich noble you'll be able to take his ship to the isles and thus rescue everyone. It's a lot to do and very little time to do it. But the reward is very worth doing it.
