Could you please cite the page and the passage in the walkthrough where this is sayd? I cannot find the right place. My WT doesn't mention anything of a "stone with a 7" and also not more as five strength points.
There is literally nothing yet in the game that would require one to go past the rock with a 7 on it, not to mention it's not yet possible to get strength to 7 without cheating/modding. You are understanding the walkthrough wrong.
Thanks for advice, I had never read about lutris before today, I'm curious to compare its performances with Wine.
I think you have not collected the nut which is available in woodstead area where you fight the security person. On top of that location below the tree there is a nut which can be used to craft the seed of strength to get the 6th point.
There will never be or its highly improbable. The engine where SotS runs on("RPGM MZ" afaik) isn't available for *nix platform.
I just downloaded and uncompressed the windows version and copied the contents of
You can run the game by replacing its NWjs but won't be able to make saves from the point NLT Media moved the location for saves from the game folder to a hidden Windows folder which as a directory doesn't exist for Linux.
NLT Media are advising Linux and Android players to use the online version of the game, played in a browser, which implies that the Android version of SotS is being abandoned too.
I will look into the porting app but am always a bit shy of installing software I have no knowledge of on Linux systems and so would have to test it using VirtualBox. The only issue that stops people running SotS on Linux natively is the save location which seemingly can't be changed by a simple hack of the game's code or tweak to an initialisation file. If that were possible and the location for saves changed to a Linux directory in .config, say, all that would need to be done would be to replace the game's NWjs and it should run fine. (As somebody already mentioned.)
Lutris comes with a matched build of WINE best suited to gaming and uses Python and some other things to run games. I use it because it's easy-peasy, gives you a nice visual display of installed games and launchers, and optimises everything to minimise overheads playing Windows games on Linux. Main thing to remember is NOT to use the version from the Ubuntu repositories, which didn't work for me with SotS, but the Flatpac version from Flathub. It's a nice bit of software for Linux users wanting to play Windows games.
Yeah, LE was great. First half of ToN too. Then it went downhill
Learn to get out of some lovely content zone you had once, don't focus only on my mustache and adapt to discover other beautiful mustaches
Thanks for this solution ! This is very interesting., and from the github link, it does seem quite easy to use, there is just a command needed to use it, a gui could be very easily done
It does seem like the easiest and quickest solution compared to the two that were proposed before. Just tried it, and it works flawlessly. I'm using Ubuntu 22.04 btw. Thanks a lot ! I like how it look very similar to the Linux version of the previous games, seeing how it's so simple to do a simple copy and paste, NLT Media they could make it themselves…
If you get errors like that, it's best to download the whole thing again, preferably from a different source. Because once you get the file for this one, then it prompts you for another file. And then another. And then another. Need I go on. Huge headache.
The latest walkthrough tells you head SW here, impossible without 7 strength. Is the walkthrough wrong?
Is there anyone who can predict the next plot? I already want to imagine by my brain and play this game in advance.
Hello, thanx for your wor i',ve appreciate too much, please can check il download links of Symphony of the Serpent are correct? Because opening links i found version 1.7012 and not 1.7013.
