/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.378508]

Graal thread?

Yeah. Graal thread.

[Anonymous No.378561]

Holy fuck, Graal.

When I was younger I used to play the shit out of the Unholy Nation playerworld.

Much more recently I was into the handheld iPhone/Facebook Classic version. Was in the first guild to reach 1k and 5k tower hours respectively. Haven't really played much since both of those guilds retired.

[Anonymous No.378719]

>>378561
Jesus christ, what the fuck was people's fascination with Unholy Nation.

I think I went there twice. Didn't see the hype.

[Anonymous No.378760]

Holy Crap I wasn't the only one?

I played from 1.2.something to 1.4.1 right before the whole graal 2000 crap. I've made so many levels unfortantly I've also lost so many of the levelpacks that the game isn't coheriant. I have somewhere around 400 levels still on my machine most from offical server versions.

This is the game that really got me into programming. Working full time as a software developer so I probably owe Stefen Knoor some credit lol

[Anonymous No.378776]

who wants to spar?

[Anonymous No.378780]

>>378760
>I have somewhere around 400 levels still on my machine most from offical server versions.
ARE YOU SERIOUS.
UPLOAD THEM SOMEWHERE PLX

[Anonymous No.378807]

>>378780
ok give me a minute to grab them all. They are on my backup drive since I haven't played for ages.

[DKH No.378865]

>>378780
>>378807

Ok here it is. The levels folder had >2000 files lol. Enjoy, though I warn you I didn't delete some of my levels that I had my name and friends names... again I played this when I was like 16 so apologies.

Ugh so hard to send links, put it in an image.

I used to go by DKH, since you'll have my levels I'm sure you would have figured that out.

[Anonymous No.378868]

I was on the Graal Reborn private server today on the "Graal The Adventure" server with a friend. The Classic one just won't work for me for some reason.

I also have just about every iteration of all the classic levels and every other server ever made, so if >>378807 doesn't deliver I can in a bit.

[Anonymous No.378878]

>>378868
>I also have just about every iteration of all the classic levels and every other server ever made, so if 378807 doesn't deliver I can in a bit.
Plz do. I want to have ALL the levels.

[Anonymous No.378884]

>>378878

mediafire it is. It might take about a half hour for me to do it, so be a bit patience

[Anonymous No.378905]

>>378884
ilu /vr/trooper

[Anonymous No.378917]

so are these graal maps playable in any sense or are they just big lttp-esque chatrooms. i only have cursory knowledge of graal.

[Anonymous No.378947]

>>378917
They're LTTP that you can script anything into.

I remember some guy in a previous thread said "Let's be real, Minecraft is MUCH more expansive."

Nay. Minecraft may have a z-axis, but Graal has a very accessible script code you can get into and completely change the game with. The big problem is, you need a lot of other people's level on hand to sample how they did whatever the fuck they did. After that though, it's gravy.

[Anonymous No.378950]

>>378917

they're playable. At some point Graal basically did get dumbed down to an oversized chatroom due to lack of content and a split up playerbase among a couple dozen servers with an already crippled population due to p2p. Wipes of content really killed the Classic server, along with the aforementioned p2p.

Anyway, 478 MB rar file is being uploaded now. It has older versions of Graal in addition to a bunch of server levels, so you may have to sort through it to figure out which ones are levels and which ones are old versions of Graal. They're appropriately named, though.

Some of these date back to 1997.

[Anonymous No.378963]

>>378950
>they're playable. At some point Graal basically did get dumbed down to an oversized chatroom due to lack of content and a split up playerbase among a couple dozen servers with an already crippled population due to p2p. Wipes of content really killed the Classic server, along with the aforementioned p2p.
It really is a tragedy. Graal had so much raw potential. But between the events you just described, and the overall slackassery from Stefan, and the sheer evil of Unixmad, Graal is nearly just a memory now.

[Anonymous No.379008]

>>378963

Well, when you get your paying customer base to do your levels for you without so much any compensation, it goes without saying that it screams out "scam."

[Anonymous No.379045]

>>379008
Yeah...
I had a friend who JOKED with Unixmad about getting paid, and he was fired for it.

[Anonymous No.379070]

I fucked loved Graal. I played back when you could actually beat the game. Get the golden Graal or whatever.

I was there before and after they started taking down content. When they removed the main quest I just thought "oh well they must have something better planned". Of course it was fucking nothing. At one point, I had more hearts and items than some of the mods because I had gotten them before they were taken down.

Player worlds kind of ruined Graal for me. As well as Graal 2000 or whatever. I played on that pay to play server but there was too much grind. Nice lighting effects though for the time.

But, god damn. Graal was the perfect MMO for me. It's a bit of a metroidvania. Tons of hearts and items all over the world and the only way was to just explore and find secrets. Shit was amazing.

[Anonymous No.379076]

>>379070
YOU WERE ONE OF THOSE SHITHEADS WITH 15 HEARTS, WEREN'T YOU?!

[Anonymous No.379094]

>>379076
What was the point of removing content anyway?

[Anonymous No.379121]

>>378868
I played the server with my brother in January, the server goes down occasionally and we had to ask the owner to put it back up, which he did pretty quickly. Some of the scripts don't work at all, like the ship, so you'll have to swim to CC. The quests are even buggier than on the real server when there are multiple people in the room. They had to modify a lot of scripts over years to make them even function with the gservers they're using

>>378884
>>378950

Do you have the levels/scripts from Classic from around 2004, before they ruined the server by removing all of the content (the same as from Graal The Adventure pretty much)?

There are a lot of resources and playerworld levels available for download here, but make sure you read the disclaimer about some of the exe files you may find in them:

http://graallibrary.no-ip.org/graal/downloads.html

[Anonymous No.379136]

Did anybody play the single player games that people made with the Graal engine? Like, entire single player games.

[Anonymous No.379185]

ive played Graal for 10+ years

ask me anything

[Anonymous No.379232]

http://www.mediafire.com/?bc8sgax4rz3u4az

hopefully not a banned link

[Anonymous No.379243]

>>379232

Well, there you go.

>>379121
I got it from a site that was like that a while back. It was definitely one I got from lurking around the Graal Reborn site.

[Anonymous No.379362]

>>379094

I think management wanted a more "professional" game. A lot of the older quests pre 1.41 had no over-achieving story or objective. They were literally quests random people made and were put on the server without much debugging or testing. Some, like the Krull (sp? Been a while) Castle quest had profanities like "FUCK!" sneaked in there. The content removal was just an effort to streamline things and give a big overhaul. Supposedly, not even the fishing heart was supposed to be a part of the game and was added in secretly without the LATs knowing.

For some reason, though, Tyhm's work on the revamping was culled once again (he was responsible for the Hera system and whatnot). I wasn't ever sure what the reason for that was. Maybe Tyhm dissented a bit.

[Anonymous No.379372]

>>379362

in any case, Tyhm's effort didn't really remove anything, just made it more cohesive and professional. The second content removal that basically turned Classic into a Game Coordinator Mario Party online game was something management from the higher ups wanted without realizing there wasn't much of a playerbase (and therefore working population) to tap into. And then it stagnated. Really really terribly. In my opinion, even Graal Reborn should fall back on maybe a maximum of 3 servers to host as the playerbase currently for even the free version can't sustain more than that without splitting it terribly.

[Anonymous No.379380]

>play for a couple hours
>no idea how to do anything or what to do
>unstick me
>unstick me
>unstick me
>unstick me

and i never played graal again

[Anonymous No.379454]

To this day I still occasionally fire up the offline editor and program some bullshit. All to add to my library of content that can never be.

It boggles my mind to think that I made that Ninji Barrel Ride minigame ELEVEN years ago.

[Anonymous No.379468]

>>379362
Lol. Kull's Castle is the OP image.

[Anonymous No.379478]

>>379454
>To this day I still occasionally fire up the offline editor and program some bullshit. All to add to my library of content that can never be.
We can do this. /vr/ can breathe new life into this old horse.
>It boggles my mind to think that I made that Ninji Barrel Ride minigame ELEVEN years ago.
DUDE.

I REMEMBER THAT.

[Anonymous No.379534]

>>379478
>We can do this. /vr/ can breathe new life into this old horse.

if you were completely serious, we'd need at least 50-100 people to make the game anywhere interesting again. A lot of the appeal was just the crazy sociopathic player killers.

[Anonymous No.379548]

I used to play on a couple dev servers with this scripter/artist called Irata. I miss that guy.

[Anonymous No.379560]

>>379534
No I mean in making a spectacle of the game.

Good level design, good graphics, good scripts. We're much more learned now than we were then.

[Anonymous No.379582]

>>379478
As much as it would benefit me to actually learn a language that can make me some money, the prospect of using Graal's scripting language which I know basically everything about is so much easier.

If you get a project going on /vr/, I'm sure I'll wind up jumping in. No idea how long I'll last, but I would love to see Graal in a state that isn't completely worthless.

[Anonymous No.379584]

>modern retro style games
I don't think this counts guys

[Anonymous No.379591]

>>379584
0/10

[Anonymous No.379603]

>>379584

The version of the game lots of people talk about is from 1997/98/99 when it was very much free to play, as hardly anyone touched this shit when it went p2p.

[Anonymous No.379614]

>>379582
>project
... Well.
Let's just have fun for now. Like a sandbox server. Or something.
I'm an art guy. I'd do the art for stuff. I'd love to see some of Graal's weapons kicked into overdrive with particle effects and... crazy wild shit. But that never seemed to happen. I fiddled around with scripting myself, but I was never that great at it. I made a few linear weapons and bosses. Nothing amazing.

You sir. What would you have of me?

[Anonymous No.379639]

I used to play Graal Zone like every day when I was in middle school. I don't know when it started so it was probably late enough that it doesn't count as retro but... I wanted to contribute.

S-sorry...

[Anonymous No.379642]

>>379603
ah, I looked it up, and just saw some stuff that made it look like it only came into existance in 2008, though after I made that post I found a rather weird wiki page that's a user page written as an article about it (I think some one was confused), that said it's from 1998, so sorry

[Anonymous No.379652]

I roleplayed like a retard, and camped that server where you could buy & play instruments.

If anyone remembers a stupid, grimdark edgy "Klemu Yesha" character in all black and hoodie with bangs, that was my idiot young self.

[Anonymous No.379657]

>>379642
also... I guess it kinda still exists... as a facebook game...

[Anonymous No.379658]

>>379603
>hardly anyone touched this shit when it went p2p.
I did. There was a time where you only had to pay once, and your account was good FOREVER on the normal servers.
They don't do that anymore. Now that shit is recurring. And if your account is temp-banned for some reason, you'll lose that old status. It's total bullshit.
Anyway. Even after it went P2P, major improvements were made to classic. I wish I could find the levels they made for that, because some of that shit was AMAZING. They added this cool ring which let you go underwater. And what blew my mind is that they found EVERY single swimmable water source in the game and made a parallel underwater level. Even in an obscure playermade house with a tiny pool in the back room. It was crazy.

[Anonymous No.379680]

>>379642

Yeah, it's fine. It's a really obscure game nowadays. The Wikipedia article was deleted and removed when Stephane Portha (Unixmad, the asshat "manager" of the game which isn't even his) was unveiled to using it as free advertising for his game. He removed any "unauthorized" edits and would threaten to sue anyone who kept doing it. He even threatened to sue Wikipedia itself.

But what else is new.

[Anonymous No.379682]

>>379658
what? have you been to it recently? it's a facebook game now

[Anonymous No.379703]

>>379682
...

Okay.

What's your point? Did you read my post correctly?

[Anonymous No.379704]

>>379680
lol, what a dick, but I do remember when that sort of stuff was common place on there, didn't some other online game owner try that shit?

[Anonymous No.379705]

>>379639
I remember that game, it was really fun. I never did pay to play but for a while it didn't gimp you too much. All the different weapons and game types were awesome, I even made this little "guild" on it too.

[Anonymous No.379712]

>>379639
God.

I hated Zone and Era.

[Anonymous No.379717]

>>379712
Era I can understand, but why Zone?

[Anonymous No.379719]

>>379703
wait... it's a pay only facebook game? that's ridiculously stupid

[Anonymous No.379723]

>>379658
That version of classic is in the mediafire link I posted, I'm pretty sure.

>>379232

[Anonymous No.379735]

>>379723
I'm trying to open it, but I can't find the right client.

[Anonymous No.379749]

>>379717
Buggy.
As.
Fuck.

[Anonymous No.379754]

>>379749
Hm, I don't remember having many issues with it.

[Anonymous No.379810]

But no srsly.

Scriptguy, if you're still in here.

I can be your artguy. Let's figure something out.

[Anonymous No.379860]

>>379810
scriptguy pls

[Anonymous No.380186]

God DAMMIT

All these amazing level packs, and no webgifs to go with them.

That's...a problem. D:

[Anonymous No.380548]

>>380186

Some guy from Graal Reborn uploaded an archive of files here that includes heads, swords, webgifs, etc

http://www.theorangeblock.org/ftp/Dontar/graal_file_p

[Anonymous No.380560]

>>380548

http://www.theorangeblock.org/ftp/Do...l_file_pack.7z

[Anonymous No.380576]

Some guy from Graal Reborn uploaded an archive of files here that includes heads, swords, webgifs, etc

Some guy from Graal Reborn uploaded an archive of files here that includes heads, swords, webgifs, etc

http://www.theorangeblock.org/ftp/Dontar/graal_file_pack.7z

[Anonymous No.380580]

>>380186

Some guy from Graal Reborn uploaded an archive of files here that includes heads, swords, webgifs, etc

http://www.theorangeblock.org/ftp/Dontar/graal_file_pack.7z

[Anonymous No.380779]

Idea: This game with prerendered backgrounds.

A lot of clever tinkering with image NPCs using drawoverplayer, drawunderplayer and dontblock commands.

[Anonymous No.380824]

>>380779
Like imagine everything being as non-level editor looking as this.

It's kind of a shot in the dark. Is anyone with me, or...?

[Anonymous No.380859]

>>380779
Pre-rendered backgrounds are very easy to do. Hell, you can even do them in RPG Maker. However, each image is going to take up pallets and space, and you might need two or three for a map depending on what's in it. Say you had a floating island with trees on it, you would need one for the ground, one for the trees, and another for the sky background.

That's an extreme example though, this assumes that all three layers use pre-rendered images. Things like trees and smaller details might not.

I actually did parallax mapping back in 2002 for RPG Maker, but nobody used the idea because it fucking skyrocketed the filesizes into the 50-100+ MB range. Now the most skilled RPG Maker users put it to fantastic use.

I wouldn't be surprised if I was the one that invented the technique.

[Anonymous No.380869]

>>380859
>However, each image is going to take up pallets and space, and you might need two or three for a map depending on what's in it.
Oh I plan to make a lot more than that. Even though they'd only have 3 layers to divide between.

[Anonymous No.381492]

>>379658

Yeah, I probably still have that unlimited classic account. No point in me logging in anymore though. Graal Reborn has that version hosted now too, I believe. Some of it is buggy but it still works really well. When I checked yesterday even the boats were still running around Graal and to and from CC.

The only problem is I can't remember jack shit of that version of the game very well. A lot of the older quests are still around but I can't for the life of me remember where the fuck the hera huts are. Maybe someone has a guide for them around here?

[Anonymous No.381582]

>>379723
After looking through the pack, I noticed they aren't in there. Which is disappointing to say the least. I know someone has them but they've decided to not share them. Oh well. They're still on the Graal Reborn server.

[Anonymous No.381979]

Do these packs include the server program? Or is that still freely available elsewhere?

[Anonymous No.382082]

>>379136
Yes.
Some of them were fun.
A Final Fantasy title sticks out in my mind.

[Anonymous No.382109]

I've been playing Graal since 2002 and I'm still playing.

[Anonymous No.382134]

>>379712
Zone and Era were the beginning of the end.
After Graal had already hit the beginning of the end with P2P.

[Anonymous No.382160]

Who here played Graal from 2002-2004

I have PM logs saved from around those years. I mostly hung around Babylon, Unholy Nation, Valikorlia, Era, and Graal Kingdoms. If you tell me your account name I might have some PMs from you.

[Anonymous No.382223]

Ok, I didn't read the whole thread, but /vr/ wants to revive Graal? Count me in. I didn't even knew it until now (don't blame me, I was a console-kid back in the days) but /vr/ has good taste when it comes to games. I can't realy bring any skills with me, but I'm willing to learn.

[Anonymous No.382298]

Remember when Graal attempted to go GameBoy?

[Anonymous No.382567]

>>382298
haha holy shit.

This game got so fucked. Graal was always amazing and there is literally nothing else like it in the MMO space. It's so sad.

[Anonymous No.382668]

>>381979
Yes, the file pack here >>379232 includes all of the archive files from The Graal Library, which includes many versions of the game client and server client (though the big file is convenient by including everything, it doesn't organize all of the files, so you won't be exactly sure what each archive is until you open it). You can find the most recent official client on the official site of course if you wanted to play today's Graal. I think the real spirit of Graal is with the Graal Reborn project though, you can find their client and all sorts of other shit on their forums

>>382298
Yeah that was so bizarre, for some reason I thought there would be a way to play with other people

>>382134
I actually liked Era until they wiped the server and introduced that weight and limited inventory system. Money had a lot of utility on that server, I remember joining almost every gang and obtaining their exclusive weapons and selling them to other gangs (Tachi katanas for example)

[Anonymous No.382672]

>>381492
The good guides like timemutt and shockedfrog's site are offline now unfortunately. I can remember a few Hera huts though-
-at the gnome house
-in a building in Babord
-on the east coat of Avalon
-underwater in sunken Big City
-*possibly* in Nimda, it might be in the forest, and it's possible this is just an actual hera i'm thinking of


>>381582
Yeah they're not unfortunately, I've tried to find them for years without success. People have them but they're unwilling to share, including the Graal Reborn community, whom have done years of work editing levels and scripts to get them to work without a dedicated NPC server. It's been up for years, it would be a shame whenever the server finally closes, I would hope that they would release their work at that point

[Anonymous No.382685]

I remembered seeing this game a long time ago, but never got into it because my family didn't have a computer while I was growing up. Found it a few years ago and it was some P2P bullshit social media game. That said, all these old screenshots do look pretty fun to me.

If I wanted to get into this, what private servers, if any, should I be playing on?

[Anonymous No.382718]

>>379121
>Graal3D
holy shit.
HOLY SHIT
I thought this was lost to the internet forever. The only information I could ever find on that was that one tiny ass little screenshot of their second attempt at Graal 3D.
You, sir, have made my day.

[Anonymous No.382891]

>>379121
Found this while looking around that site.
>>>/lounge/1185629996
Ha ha what are you doing unixmad

[Anonymous No.383031]

>>382685
I think the community made the game for most people. I remember so many people being logged in at times that they couldn't handle it and they had to temporarily use a 'ghost mode' to limit access.
Personally I loved the variety and freedom of different systems and worlds created by players, and I really loved the quests and expansive map on Graal Classic.
Sadly Graal Reborn's servers aren't exactly populated, but there are some interesting servers. I don't know exactly what the current status of official Graal, I am sure there are more players than Graal Reborn (although it is nothing compared to the early 2000's), but I have heard a lot of complaining about the community. I've heard that their world is a dwarfed and their quests are bad compared to a decade ago

[Anonymous No.383052]

>>383031
Classic was nuked off the map, if that's any indication.

[Anonymous No.383056]

>>382891
I was oblivious to all of this when I was younger, I was pretty pissed off when I found and read a bunch of stuff that's hosted on that site, it's really sad how he ruined the game

[Anonymous No.383202]

>97-99
>not being a Juggalo
>not PKing outside the bank all day every day
>not tryin to start shit with a fucker wanting to enjoy his burger in peace
>spar?

>>379076
No
yes

[Anonymous No.383208]

>>383031
>>383052
Graal is a Facebook game now.

[Anonymous No.383507]

>>379860
Sorry, passed out. Hurl me some contact information and maybe we can do some stuff.

Again, I don't know how well I'm gonna stay motivated with my schedule as it is, so don't get your hopes sky-high.

[Anonymous No.384316]

>>379372

Just remembered the reason why Classic got another content wipe. Management wanted everything to be done server side, moreso than before, so the period of time where Classic did have content from about 2004-2006 got wiped to update it so. EVERYTHING was to be server side, including hitboxes and the like, which is probably why towards the end of my playing time on Graal sparring seemed off to me because it was all calculated server side.

[Anonymous No.384331]

>>384316

oh, and once again, since there was no pool of people to pick from into a large number of LATs and scripters, Classic died.

The end, go home.

[Anonymous No.384410]

i played lots of graal on the iphone before the guild/tower updates, so many little secrets to that map and may nobody forget the battle of the swamp where alpha dragon prevailed prevailed.

[Anonymous No.384510]

>>384410
Get out.

[Anonymous No.385043]

Did anyone play the Kharlia server?

I miss it so badly.

[Anonymous No.385849]

>>382672

>Timemutt

Oh yeah, the Ministry of Aid thing.

Found it using the wayback machine and the memory jostling you helped with.

http://web.archive.org/web/20040807005229/http://www.timemutt.com/index2.html

[Anonymous No.385864]

>>379121
I FUCKING FOUND IT
I knew there a project before Kingdoms that was closer to the original game but with big improvements, but eventually evolved into Kingdoms. I argued about it in a thread in /v/ but couldn't find anything on it to prove it.
This site has two builds of it: New World. The project that would become Kingdoms. It featured more detailed graphics, graphic layers, a new body system, equipping things to s and d (some items would perform different depending on where they were. Sword would swing on S and stab on D,) support for 3D ground (though I never did see it used in the builds I played,) and probably other shit I don't know about.

I can't fucking believe it. Though these builds seem farther along than the ones I remember playing back in the day.

I also remember taking bits and pieces of the interface graphics and skinning them into the current versions at the time because I liked them so much.

[Anonymous No.385896]

>>385864
Phew.
That looks bad.

[Anonymous No.385973]

>>385896
I prefer it, myself. I hated Kingdoms with a passion, but what I really prefer is good old classic.

[Anonymous No.386103]

>>385973
Well sure, Kingdom made me wanna super vomit.

This just makes me wanna regular vomit.

[Anonymous No.386348]

>>383208
As a player of the old school Graal and the iPhone/Facebook version, I have to say I had much more fun on the latter. So many friends were made in guilds and taking towers.

[Anonymous No.386460]

>>386348
Is there like a video of new gameplay anywhere?

[Anonymous No.389002]

>>386348
sir pls

[Anonymous No.392104]

>>379860
Looks like I lost you, just as you lost me, artguy. I'm sure you'll pop up in subsequent threads sometime eventually, then we can talk.

[Anonymous No.392282]

>>392104
Ya hi.

[Anonymous No.392492]

>>392282
You able to meet me on either the corpse of Classic, or Graal the Adventure for Graal Reborn?

[Anonymous No.392504]

>>392492
Classic ON Reborn?

[Anonymous No.392521]

>>392504
That should be fine

[Anonymous No.392765]

>>392521
Oh man, are you two going to make an awesome singleplayer Graal game then?

I can't wait!
But I also know not to get my hopes up.

[Anonymous No.392778]

>>392765
Mebbe.

Ever played Seiken Densetsu 3?

That's kind of what I'd like it to look like.

[Anonymous No.393380]

>>392504

If you guys actually get on Classic let me know how in the fuck you did that, because it hasn't been working for me at all. Graal The Adventure's been working fine though.

[Anonymous No.393425]

>>378508
What the fuck Shadowrun wasn't an RPG in the least! A fun, involving game yes (I always chose either the hacker or wizard) but it's fighting mechanics were too radically different from Phantasy Star and Final Fantasy to qualify. Yes, I consider Star Ocean a semi-RPG because it was active yet still had battlescreens.

[Anonymous No.393450]

>>393380

Nevermind, I got it working. Guess it was just fucked for a day or two.

>>393425

Looking for this? >>366203

[Anonymous No.395171]

This could be the beginning of a very fun project.

And since it's so obscure a thing, I have no fear of using copyrighted music for it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yD5TiLNP8M

[Anonymous No.395689]

>>393380
There's a difference between Classic and Graal the Adventure?

[Anonymous No.396432]

>>395689
No.

Not that I'm aware of.

[Anonymous No.396583]

I would help but I'm "an ideas guy" meaning I'm useless unless I win the lottery.

[Anonymous No.397464]

>>395689
>>396432

There is. One version is older and from the period around late '99 to 2003. Graal The Adventure is from 2004-2006 (well after P2P was instated) and is more fleshed-out and cohesive. The straight up heart rewards were replaced with heras which you traded for hearts increasing quest counts and items such as the Birdshot, Rat form, the Zorbi Ring to swim underwater, etc.

Sadly, this version of Graal Classic is buggy without an NPC server and requires modifcation to work correctly, which the Graal Reborn team did a fair amount of work on to get it to work right. Also it's highly unavailable. The GR team has a copy of the level files but they don't share it.

[Anonymous No.397489]

>>397464
>Graal The Adventure is from 2004-2006
I really doubt it.
I remember that name from when I played it in 2000.

[Anonymous No.398087]

>>397464
I think you have it the other way around.
Graal the Adventure became "Graal Classic" around the time the game went p2p and the second official server came up (Graal 2000, which later became Bomy Moon)

[Anonymous No.400492]

>>397464
>Zorbi Ring
YES. That's what it was called.
I was wracking my brain over that one.

[Anonymous No.400813]

I still hang out on Graal.

I'm a sprite artist for the server Valikorlia, a roleplaying server that against all odds exists despite nearly a decade of corrupt management and Graal's global staff own spite toward us.

Here's a scrapped minimap asset I made a while back.

[Anonymous No.400821]

>>400813
Still the OP of this post. The reason I still even play anymore is that I have one of those "graal classic" accounts that got grandfathered in, where you only had to pay once to play forever and only had to pay gold to play their exclusive gold servers (Graal Kingdoms, etc... They're terrible.)

They got rid of that offer and pretty much jipped all future customers.

[Anonymous No.403153]

>>400813
>Valikorlia
Dude.

What was your alias?

[Anonymous No.406275]

Oh.

Oh wow. I just found out I DO have the 2004 Graal Classic files. (I'm the one who originally posted the Graal Level Pack link) The GR community was orignally the only ones to have it, but I looekd through my old hard drive and they were sitting right there, complete with .nw files.

So who wants me to share it?

stupid question

[Anonymous No.406323]

>>406275

http://www.mediafire.com/?3jeyw8vjou9rz0g

Enjoy, 4chan. Graal Classic 2004. It will take some tinkering to get it all to work right, but it's there.

[Anonymous No.406940]

>>406323
tank u /vr/trooper

[Anonymous No.407509]

>>400813
Ol' Valikorlia's still around, huh?
That's pretty neat.
I hung around there a lot after I started to bore of Classic somewhat. Never really did get involved in big events. At least not in any kind of position that would matter. Wasn't good at it.
Except once, where after the GM's rulings, it turned out I couldn't douse a bunch of oil lamp fed fires which spread into a massive forest fire that ate up a good chunk of the main continent's forest.

I wasn't proud of myself.

[Anonymous No.407906]

>>407509
Man. Valikorlia became such a shithole.

You have absolutely no idea.

[Anonymous No.411404]

>>407906
Val always was something of a shithole, what with the corruption and all

[Anonymous No.413056]

>>411404

>Corruption

Always the deal with Graal, honestly, whether it be playerworlds or upper management. Every server was a bit corrupt. On a related note, it boggles my mind how Stefan Knorr managed to let the game die so hard being the head programmer and everything. Stephane Portha is a corrupt hack of a French man.

[Anonymous No.415396]

[Anonymous No.415420]

I played the shit out of N-Pulse. Best server by far.

I loved designing my own levels. This game first got me interested in programming, I think. It helped that the scripting language was so heavily based on C.

[Anonymous No.415421]

>>415396
Goo Punch?

[Anonymous No.415483]

>>415421
Lmao.
God dammit.
I remember that song way too well.

[Anonymous No.415502]

>>415420
>I played the shit out of N-Pulse. Best server by far.
Excuse me while I go vomit.

[Anonymous No.415529]

>>415483
I've met a total of three people that recognized this show existed. Hell yeah, man.

[Anonymous No.415556]

Anyone have the old soundtrack midis?
All I can ever find these days are the remade ones and I don't really like them as much as the classics.

[Anonymous No.415640]

>log on to Zone
>literally no one is playing

It hurts.

[Anonymous No.415639]

>>415556
Yeah.

[Anonymous No.415657]

>all this graaltalk
>no reference to the goatse spams

[Anonymous No.415708]

>>415657
Yeah no.

Not all of us hung around the fucking detritus of society.

[Anonymous No.415796]

>>415657
Fuck that, remember when people figured out how to make PM windows open messageboxes repeatedly?

[Anonymous No.416049]

>>415796
I only ever saw that happen once.

I wonder if anyone remembers the racist Undine.

Her dad was co-owner of Pepsi, dontchyanno!

[Anonymous No.418545]

>>415639
Wanna share?

[Anonymous No.418595]

>>382082
Final Fantasy Gold Legend
There's a copy of it on the Graal Library.

[Anonymous No.418832]

>>418545
Google graal reborn, download the... stuff you find there.

[Anonymous No.421597]

>>418545

There's already an mediafire link further up the thread that has everything in on e single download, albeit a bit disorganized. Maybe I'll re-organize it later. >>379232

And then here are the coveted (for some reason) Classic 2004 levels. >>406323

[Anonymous No.422370]

>>418832
Graal Reborn uses the new music.

[Anonymous No.422465]

Anyone here play on Bravo Online before it totally went to shit? Man I was on there for so long despite never being a staff or mod I had all of their tools and shit. Definitely my favorite server, Classic was a bit too much of a clusterfuck at the time. I tried playing on UN later, but poor staff and the whole wanting to "modernize" the game with shitty minigames that barely worked right instead of dungeons and content such as that made me pretty much quit.

[Anonymous No.422486]

>>422465
I forgot to add when I originally found the game it was a browser game titled Zelda Online and was on a website with online Bomberman and some game with penguins that I don't remember too well

[Anonymous No.422510]

I am surprised at how long this thread has stayed alive.

[Anonymous No.422790]

>>422510

At one point there were at least ten thousand active accounts, so some people are bound to come around who have played this game. Hell, I remember when Classic constantly had 500 people on.

[Anonymous No.422918]

>>422790
>Hell, I remember when Classic constantly had 500 people on.
Jaysus...

[Anonymous No.425430]

Noticed this while exploring the site.
Cool art department, Stefan

[Anonymous No.425453]

>>425430
I'd be surprised if it wasn't mainly Stefan.

[Anonymous No.425610]

This thread again?

It was better when it was an LTTP clone.

[Anonymous No.425628]

>>422790
Graal Online Classic for the merged iPhone/Facebook server has over 1000 people online.

[Anonymous No.425752]

>>425610
... Yes asshole. This thread again.

This thread again that's been up for 3 days.

Who the fuck are you?

[Anonymous No.425762]

>>425628
I have yet to see a gameplay video of it.

[Anonymous No.425875]

>>425762
it hardly takes any time or effort to log on to facebook and run the app...

[Anonymous No.425892]

>>425875

[Anonymous No.425906]

>>425762
It's the same gameplay as the PC version
jesus christ

[Anonymous No.425909]

>>425610
I can't seem to get that shit to even work

[Anonymous No.425932]

>>425906
I hear shit about "claiming towers" and whatever.

[Anonymous No.426005]

>>425628
Meanwhile, on Graal "v6"...

[Anonymous No.426019]

>>378508
I had a friend who played it. I tried it when it first came out as zelda online and then when it switched it's name to graal. It was fucking terrible, never bothered with it again.
From the shit I heard from my friend, I made the right choice.

[Anonymous No.426021]

>>426005
And I guarantee you that all 4 people on Valikorlia are just idling.

I PROMISE YOU.

[Anonymous No.426029]

>>426019

[Anonymous No.426054]

>>426029
Looks like you scripted that pile of shit in graal. Good job.

[Anonymous No.426059]

>>425628
Meanwhile, on Graal "v6"...

[Anonymous No.426084]

>>426054
You see what shit the people have produced, and you forsake the tools they used to make it with.

You sir, are a worthless strawman.

[Anonymous No.426329]

>>425628

>over 1000 people

To be fair, 500 people was the server maximum, so you had to constantly retry to connect during peak times.

[Anonymous No.426643]

>>426059
Classic still seems to be here.
Sort-of. It's been discontinued.

God damnit 4chan stop throwing "Connection error." at me.

[Anonymous No.427707]

>>426643
Let's see if 4chan's going to let me start posting again.
For a discontinued server it seems pretty intact.

[Anonymous No.427759]

>>427707
I'm seeing that minimap and wondering if there's anything beyond it. Try going to the left of the castle and see if you can get anywhere.

If you can't, it's been fucking BUTCHERED.

[Anonymous No.428023]

Wow, I played ZO/Graal on and off from 97(98?) - 03-04.

My name was LinkDragon, if anyone remembers me. I was like, the third or fourth member of Angel clan, back when it first formed on Zelda Online. I think it was only Nick, Mandi, and Nick's sister in the clan at the time.

[Anonymous No.430031]

>>427707
Yeah they had made reasonable progress before deciding to shut it down. Unfortunately, "reasonable progress" took several years with scattered updates every 1~7 months. However, despite their overblown focus on community events and their misguided sense of what it meant to maintain playerbase; the quests and world - what really mattered - were looking pretty decent.

But alas. Now unmanned, its final fate is to drift eternally as a reanimated approximation of what it could have been.

Certainly worth a quick play-through, though.

[Anonymous No.430357]

>>430031

Graal Reborn seems to have a focus to do something with a more free and open source version of the game, but their community is rather small. Still, I wouldn't be surprised to see something from them soon, since they look like they know what they're doing. I'm a bit iffy about them hosting that many playerworlds at once when the community is so limited...

[Anonymous No.432209]

>>427759
It's been butchered.
I was reading on that Graal Bible that after a botchd attempt to get the server ready for NPC Server, it was decided to rebuild the server from scratch. It would seem that is about as far as they got before it was decided to discontinue it around the end of January 2013. One of the server head's major reasons was a lack of playerbase because this playerworld version still required a subscription to access fully while the iPhone/Facebook server is free. Apparently the iPhone/Facebook server is still the old original.

However I have to applaud the rebuild effort. Everything's put together really nicely. I've seen a lot of little references to the past dotted around, too. I'm going to go on later and take a bunch of screenshots. Assuming I'll even be able to post them. For now, here's some gravestone inscriptions.

[Anonymous No.432229]

>>428023
Angel Clan is still around, as a global guild.

[Anonymous No.432508]

>>432229
In name only, yes. I wasn't as much a part of the guild once we moved from ZO to Graal, but I still keep in touch with Nick's sister. I have no clue what Mandi is up to these days. Searched a bit last night and there's a Mandi that's an editor for zeldawiki.org. Might be her.. who knows.

[Anonymous No.432668]

>>432508
IS SHE HOT?

[Anonymous No.432678]

Fucking.

Graal.

This is the first MMO I had ever played, way back in 2000 to probably 2004, maybe even later. It's the first one I ever shelled out money for too. I had saved up weeks of lunch money just to fund a few months for it, and had to convince my parents it was okay to trade them cash for use of their credit card. The playerworlds were fun as hell, I've unfortunately forgotten the name of all of the ones I played on. I stuck around G2k1 for a while, trying to collect instruments and hats, and roleplaying. Then I went over to Graal Kingdoms, doing the same thing and not understanding the RPG mechanic at all. I had a house right on the corner of the Forest Kingdom that I lost the key to, and somebody eventually walled me out somehow.

One of the coolest moments in that server was when I comprised a "kingdom anthem" on a flute you could play with the keyboard, and got a sack of money and a ballin' magic ring for it.

It was also the first and last time I'd ever pose as a girl online. Holy fuck that got me into a lot of trouble.

[Anonymous No.432689]

>>428023

I recognize that name. Not directly, but I definitely recognize the relation to Graal.

[Anonymous No.432720]

I don't know this game.

But I want to help make this new project thing or whatever.
What's it written in? And where should I start playing?

[Anonymous No.433161]

>>432678
>It was also the first and last time I'd ever pose as a girl online. Holy fuck that got me into a lot of trouble.
How'd you get in trouble for it...?

[Anonymous No.433196]

>>432720
You're gonna have to fiddle around.

Get to fiddlin', fiddleman.

[Anonymous No.433362]

>>432678
>>433161
I am also interested in this

[Anonymous No.433640]

>>433161
>>433362

The oddity of it all caught up to me. Certain friends began wanting more, badgering me for cybersex which I do now, though obviously not over Graal I'm also quite comfortable with it and so is my fiance and generally creeping me out.

I just knew when to jump ship before things got REALLY bad.

[Anonymous No.434823]

>>432209
The Souvenir Shop.

[Anonymous No.434847]

>>434823
And an interesting question up at the Poll Booth.
More to come as I find 'em. I've been around the whole map at this point except the castle, hoping for something good there.

[Anonymous No.435315]

>Download a Classic levelpack in order to play the Chaos Continuum questline
>Grab lv2 sword, head into the portal
>Missing graphics, can't even exit the first house.
I am so sad right now.
I loved the CC. It stood out to me as the most stable and solid questline in Classic history.

[Anonymous No.435494]

>>435315

Here's a file pack for images.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ksld5myd05m6vkn

[Anonymous No.436534]

>>434847
Li's Forest, where there was previously a spiral fence leading to a sign that gave you a hint about how to enter Master Li's dojo. The hint is no longer necessary since you gain entry in a different (but still similar) matter.

[Anonymous No.436639]

I play this shit everyday, 762 Hours!

Graal Era for scamming!;)

[Anonymous No.436713]

>>436534
So after going to see Li and doing a bunch of shit including earning the lv1 Shield and Spin Attack (which is now a toggle item in your weapon list,) among other things, I was sent to Zol's Pub to investigate a disturbance. I'd been there earlier and obviously tried to jump down the toilet just like old times, only to find there was a plumber blocking access.
When I got there and was told that Zol's brother was missing I immediately headed back to that bathroom and to my delight found the way open. And then this happened, to my delight.

[Anonymous No.436735]

>>436713
I landed in a very different place than we all remember. A sewer.
It appeared I'd found my way into an actual dungeon. One based on the Swamp Palace from Link to the Past. I had to raise and lower the water a few times to get through it.
And fight rats.

[Anonymous No.436750]

>>436735
Anyway, I wouldn't be posting these shots if I didn't have interesting links to the past to show.
Here's the first one, a pentagram carved at the exit of what is presumably the Jesus Freaks HQ's sewer drain.

[Anonymous No.436769]

>>436750
And the second one. Ah, the good old days of sparring.

If by any chance someone's wondering how the dungeon ends, the boss was a giant man eating rat. It coughed up a Tear of Hera (yeah, those) when it died.

[Anonymous No.438219]

>>378508

I still play this shit, look at a screenshot from this morning ;)

-Silly Frog

[Anonymous No.438597]

>>435315
Solid questline?

SOLID?

Dude, I have fond memories of dicking around CC but those dungeons and bosses fucking blew ass. Especially that alien one. Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.438702]

>>438597

I'm pretty sure he meant in comparison to most other early Classic quests. It was pretty cohesive back in that day. The only other one is probably Tyhm's airship quest which had nods to a couple games.

[Anonymous No.438992]

what the hell, a graal thread?
I knew it pays off to visit /vr/ every now and then!
Graal was pretty much the first MMO I played in my childhood, but I can't seriously remember, when exactly I did play and on what server (a German one..). I do remember having done a one time payment somewhere along...
I've briefly read the thread, noticed it to be a facebook game now...is this still the same game? How much has it in common with, let's say, the game from around 2000?
Are by any chance the accounts from back then still alive?

[Anonymous No.439394]

>>438992
I don't know about the iPhone and Facebook servers, but the accounts for the PC Client for back then are indeed still alive. Classic on iPhone is separate from Classic on PC, though I hear the iPhone and Facebook servers are one in the same. Don't take my word for this.

As a more concrete answer, the iPhone/Facebook servers are probably more in line with the game from back in 2000 since there was an attempt to rebuild Classic PC's world from scratch, but ultimately failed and the server is now discontinued, though still accessible and playable.

[Anonymous No.439424]

>>436750
>links to the past
I see what you did there

[Anonymous No.439750]

God, the memories. I was in every major Classic guild, the most fun of which was (Baddies). I really wish that game was worth going back to with all the people that made Classic great.

MISS U:
RubyDragon
Sting
MsKitten
Blizzaro
Night
the GC squad in general, my motherfucking corrupt GP bros, etc etc

[Anonymous No.440352]

>>439394
Hah, I just tried to reset my password, I was surprised I used my e-mail already back then. Got a new one sent but upon connecting it tells me I am globally banned the reason being that I should contact support and show them my paypal transaction id. I didn't even know paypal back then, this is gonna be fun.

[Anonymous No.440510]

I had a pay-once-get-everything account. Sadly I lost all the details and even the e-mail address I used to register the account with. Man I really loved the game back then. The dungeons and bosses were challenging, at least for 14 years old me.

[Anonymous No.443630]

>>436769
I found fishing equipment and a Fighting Fish from the early 00's in the basement of Christian's Shop.
Place had a trap-door right in front of the counter. Who builds a shop like that?

[Anonymous No.444572]

>>440352

Good luck. Unixmad is a gigantic french jew who was known for banning multiple one-time payment accounts for even the smallest infraction. It a wonder I never got banned, but I kept a pretty low profile and never posted on the forums.

[Anonymous No.445691]

>>443630
After stopping a thief and being rewarded with the Bomb Bag at Christian's Shop, I was sent to the Graal Police Station listen in on the interrogation. The GPs wouldn't let me in , so I blew a hole in the wall and listened anyway. I couldn't believe what happened next. Still can't.

Lycia time!

[Anonymous No.445781]

>>445691

>Lycia interrogation

Oh god, not even the taliban can keep secrets.

[Anonymous No.445890]

>>445691
Two dungeons later, each with their own gimmicks, I finally gain access to Graal Castle. The place is considerably smaller than it used to be, but I found some old friends, previously located in Zol's Pub, later moved to the castle in 00 or 01, where it seems they've stayed.
It seems the Gnome Cave was going to be changed from a Baddy infestation to a dragon infestation, if it had been re-implemented.

In the top corner you can see the new look of the Power Glove, my reward for killing the mid-boss of the third dungeon.

[Anonymous No.445936]

What kind of game is this?

[Anonymous No.446007]

>>445890
Finally, a shot that's a personal nostalgia bomb.
Back when Classic was getting expanded after p2p started, Thym was running a series of contests to replace generic NPCs with ones modeled after players. I was one of the winners who had their likeness put onto a guard in the castle barracks.
As I was wandering the server, I noticed there were a bunch of NPCs done in the same way, but I couldn't recognize any of them and wasn't sure if they were perhaps based on newer players playing during the rebuild...
Until I ran smack into myself in the new castle barracks playing the Graal TCG with a.. bear-like fellow. I am amazed my NPC has been here for this long. Though the rebuild team typo'd the name. (It isn't displayed here, but you can look in on NPC matches and see the names there)

Unfortunately, it seems I've reached the end of the rebuilt Classic's content, so unless anyone has any requests, my screenshots will end here.

[Anonymous No.446028]

>>445936
It's like Link to the Past
But online.

[Anonymous No.446047]

>>445936

by default, it's a Zelda: A Link to the Past ripoff that managed to become an online experience. It can become much more than that with a proper team of scripters and the like, but the game pretty much died due to horrible management that expected a game that was mainly fleshed-out by unpaid, teenage amateur scripters to be viable in the long-run with a paid subscription.

There's unofficial free servers of the game but the community is pretty sparse these days. No more senseless player killing running rampant through level13.graal

[Anonymous No.448320]

>>446028
If only.

[Anonymous No.448364]

My brother had a server called Graal 3000, if I recall correctly it got fairly popular

I was always kind of mad at him for it because we were just kids and it meant he was always hogging the computer

[Anonymous No.448378]

>>448364
YOUR brother made that ridiculously overhyped piece of crap?

I remember being online when he first announced it. He sent everyone a PM in case they turned off mass messages. He said "WHO KNOWS. MAYBE GRAAL 3000 WILL BECOME BIGGER THAN GRAAL ITSELF!!"

And all it was, was a bloated set of levels you could make in an MSpaint conversion program Stefan put out. Certain different colors would become different tiles and connect themselves.

Most of the levels in Graal 3000 were just BLANK. Purely green, undetailed levels. I wish I had a screencap of that worldmap, because that was so telling of what a farce it was.

So like. If you could stomp on your brother's foot for me, that would be great.

[Anonymous No.448386]

>>446047
>unpaid, teenage amateur scripters

I remember even on the biggest servers, almost everybody in power was under 20. So that meant there were lots of drama-hungry kids as admin, and lots of extremely public whining and fighting among the staffers.

[Anonymous No.448393]

>>448386
Everyone asking to be a GP.

People that were GPs, were fucking savagely corrupt.

[Anonymous No.448423]

>>448393
Damn, son. I haven't heard "GP" in aged. What did that stand for again? Graphics something? It was kind of a lower position, wasn't it?

I sort of remember playing a long time ago on the main server as some teenage girl staffer was having an absolute shitfit over some petty staffer drama that she blew entirely out of hand, and dragging EVERYBODY AND EVERYTHING in to it. Being about 12 or 13 at the time, I think I flatly told her to shut up and got reprimanded seriously for it.

[Anonymous No.448434]

>>448423
"Graal Police"

You got to warp around, have 100 AP at all times, and warp other people.

[Anonymous No.448464]

>seeing some poor faggot run by using default head graphic

Like raw meat in a fucking shark tank

[Anonymous No.448479]

>>448464
Right, but if he had the nickname of "Noob" you knew he wasn't fucking around.

This is how I learned about irony.

[Anonymous No.449425]

>>448464
>>448479
sup noobs

[Anonymous No.449685]

>>449425
Such an awful design choice.
>"Hey what's our default guy look like?"
>"SOME MOHAWK FAGGOT IN BRIGHT COLORS."
>"Oh..."

[Anonymous No.451110]

>Graal thread

I think I'm gonna cry. I loved that game so fucking much.

The sheer amount of player generated content meant I could just spend hours on end wandering around and exploring amazing shit.

Fuck everything. I miss it so much.

[Anonymous No.451150]

this game was the shit back in the day, myself and both of my sisters played the fuck out of this game. towards the end, before p2p, i found this bad ass manny calevera head as well as some power ups that were not available to the general public, i was a killing machine

[Anonymous No.452304]

>>445691
>Lycia
holy shit

[Anonymous No.454268]

>>425610
i wish that i got in on it when that was what it was. fucking nintendo

[Anonymous No.454287]

So what system is graal for?

[Anonymous No.454568]

>>379070
Huh, I wasn't aware it was ever possible to actually beat Graal.

Which version was that in? And more importantly, is it possible to play that version?

[Anonymous No.454917]

>>395171

Holy fuck, that looks amazing. Prerendered backgrounds is definately a good idea.

I'm pretty good at programming, if you guys need another person, hit me up and I'll try to help.

[Anonymous No.454946]

>>428023

>LinkDragon

Holy fuck, I do remember you.

[Anonymous No.455130]

>>454568
The early versions actually let you go into the Golden Realm after collecting the four Graals, and after a short quest there, you got the Gold Sword. That was essentially beating the game.
It was later made impossible to open the Golden Gate even if you got the Graals because the quest was short, it sucked, and the lv4 sword was too overpowered. They wanted to completely redo the quest and offer a better reward, but it just never happened. Only the quests for the Graals themselves were revamped.

If I remember correctly, the 1.3 level pack should let you do this.
http://graallibrary.no-ip.org/graal/downloads.html

[Anonymous No.455579]

>>454287

PC. There's an iphone version, but meh.

[Anonymous No.455650]

Get on Graal Reborn's Classic playerworld you fucks, there's actually people on.

[Anonymous No.456009]

>>455650
A whole three people?

[Anonymous No.456247]

>>456009
it's enough

[Anonymous No.456290]

Hey peeps it's Viper the original Graal badass from the guild Baddies and the year 1999! Come to Graal Reborn at graal dot in sign up download the client use 2.22 and come to Graal Classic! A superfun PK party is happening now!

[Anonymous No.456332]

bumping with another screenshot because Unixmad stole my bread.

[Anonymous No.456362]

[Anonymous No.456406]

If you people want more info about old graal before it sucked google "The Graal Library" or "Graal files" for downloads, screenshots and other information. also search for and check out Graal Reborn and the Classic server there. you can even set up and host your own server if you want for free. Just be sure to avoid GraalOnline now, they will steal your money, ban you for no reason and they suck.

[Anonymous No.456443]

Do a google search for "The Graal Library" "Graal files" and "Graal Reborn" to find some cool sites and also be sure to check out the graal classic server at graal reborn graal dot in it's all free. Just be sure to avoid the official GraalOnline it sucks and will steal your money.

[Anonymous No.456452]

>>456290
>>456332
>>456362
>>456406
>>456443
Haha holy crap we attracted the man himself.

[Anonymous No.456459]

>>456452
He should've read the thread before posting...

[Anonymous No.456882]

Graal was an awesome experience for the teenager I was, a game mostly made by and for teenagers, with a teenager playerbase. That was awesome. I don't know if such a thing will ever happen again in the gaming world and I sure hope graal will get into prosperity as the best fucking underground game there ever was. Sadly, stephane seems to believe that managing a game means beating it down to death until it becomes completely sterile. I'm pretty sure no one remembers 2ndwolf from back in the 2000s but that was me.
Graal is a surprisingly important part of my life and I feel a strong attachment to it. It's also one of the rare things I genuinely feel nostalgia about. I sure hope the graal reborn project will achieve reviving what graal was back in the days.
Thanks for bringing it up, if that game doesn't make it into prosperity I'll be a sad man lol.

[Anonymous No.458797]

>>449685
I think he's supposed to be your stereotypical asian martial artist.

who uses swords instead of martial arts.