Ron Gilbert on Nostr: Unlike Return to Monkey Island where you could save anywhere and anytime, in RPGTBD ...
Unlike Return to Monkey Island where you could save anywhere and anytime, in RPGTBD you can only save at Resurrection Stones, which makes my life a lot easier since I know the game won't be in a chaotic state. The Stones are less than a 30 sec walk from anywhere on the main map unless you're deep in a dungeon... then there be dragons (sometimes literally).
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