His arrival is characteristic enough already - he came as a black passenger on a ship and was brought into the town in handcuffs.

Young ordinary thief Timothy gets utterly unwittingly involved in these events. The town is thrown into a state of panic and fear. Police are helpless and not able to move forward with the case. And most of them run away in horror after his death and series of murders that followed it. There were only a few left who were willing to serve him and were brave enough to stand the look at his lifeless face. He was investigated several times during his life and although the police never managed to press charges against him, scary legends about his bloody crimes live on among the town people. This peculiar news would not stir such tremendous public interest if it was not for Sir William himself. These saves are read from the OLDGAMES file, which I deleted and was able to save my game just fine after that.In the town of Plymouth the body of recently buried Sir William disappears under strange circumstances. Turns out it's CTRL+S), there are already some saves in there, I was unable to write my save to any of these entries. Secondly, when trying to save the game (I had to work out how to do this by essentially bashing at the keyboard to try and work out how to do it. To do this, when in the Alter Ego directory (in your Linux terminal, not the DOSBOX ons), issue the command chmod 666 * After looking at the permissions of all the files in the directory they're all read-only so I set everything to read/write to avoid any possilble complains with other files later on. I did actually come up against a couple of problems, which I'm not sure if these are unique to running DOSBOX on Linux.įirstly, DOSBOX was complaining in the background about being unable to write to 'SIDEICON.GPH'. Enjoying this game so far, it's very well written and I've already been told off by the narrative as others mentioned below.

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