Thanks,
Don
Park your horse outside the castle (i.e., before "E"ntering it) and it
should stay put.
Regards,
Tristan
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> Park your horse outside the castle (i.e., before "E"ntering it) and it
> should stay put.
>
Did U4 have hitching posts, or was that only in Ultima 5? (In fact wasn't
there a command for tying up your horse?)
-==Kensu==-
And they never did figure out a way for the game to know if you stole a
horse.
In article <Xns96F27F246510...@207.115.63.158>, Chris
Schumacher wrote:
>> Park your horse outside the castle (i.e., before "E"ntering it) and it
>> should stay put.
>>
>
> Did U4 have hitching posts, or was that only in Ultima 5? (In fact wasn't
> there a command for tying up your horse?)
No, only Ultima V had hitching posts. But neither game had a specific
command for tying up a horse. In U5 you just left your horse beside a
hitching post and it would stay put.
> And they never did figure out a way for the game to know if you stole a
> horse.
Really? Do you really not "lose an eighth" if you mount a horse that's not
yours? I'm pretty sure that you lose an eighth if you take a chest that's
not yours (such as in Castle Britannia or Moonglow).
For some reason this message never showed up in my reader, but I got the
response. I tried leaving the horse outside of the castle, but it was
gone when I came back out. I'm running u4 through xu4, so maybe it is a
bug.
Thanks,
Don