7 replies to this topic

[ferreira]

is there a way to play your zquests wihtout using zelda classic?

Edited by ferreira, 16 October 2007 - 12:13 PM.

[Rocksfan13]

No. Sorry.

All of the quests are specifically designed for use with Zelda Classic.

[elise]

Zelda Classic is just a program you can download in that program you can put the quest you want to play

[sigtau]

You know, I always wondered if they (the developers) would ever make a compiler for quests to create standalone executable files for both Windows and Linux. Berhaps ZBuild? *shoteth*

[ShadowTiger]

Er .... why would anyone even want to do that? I can't even imagine playing a ZC Quest without ZC. It's like making a chicken sandwich without ever having had a chicken.

[Mitchfork]

I can see the headlines now... "Zelda Classic: Now With Less Zelda Classic."
Seriouslly, folks, ZC is the only way to play your quests. That being said, it's not that much of a hassle to double click the big green button, now is it?

[Joe Dirt]

it's not that much of a hassle to double click the big green button, now is it?

No, but that hassle is when you want to send your quest to your friends and they don't know about Zelda Classic, so you have to link them to the download and explain to them how to load a quest. Which, I might add, is like teaching a fish to fly. From what I've read at ZFGC, half the people can't figure out how to load quests properly.

Edited by Joe Dirt, 28 October 2007 - 01:55 AM.

[Papa]

I am, and always will be, a firm supporter of Zelda Classic, but I have to agree completely with Joe on this point.
Ive been in that exact same position, some friends wanting to check out some quests, but either not wanting to download ZC entirely, or failing to use it properly after they do get it. And yuh, it can be frustrating trying to guide someone, as he said. Especially considering I wasnt lucky enough to be born a patient person, lol.

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