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Pretty sure I've encountered this as well. It's been a long time, though. I think it's a generic error for teleporters without a destination associated to it. Man, I love Mission 9. I think it's the best of the game. Wish Origin released a level editor for Crusader, because I would've made a...

Very cool! I'm sure @Jely will remember that email. :) I swear I had this tool on the website at some point. I'll add it. Thanks! Also, weren't you a webmaster for a Crusader site way back when? Your name looks very familiar.

Thanks for this! These articles were the best pieces of Crusader journalism in history!

Both the root game folder and cloud_saves are mounted in how GOG has the DOSBox configuration. It is as simple as making a folder in the root game directory (example: C:\GOG\Crusader\MyMusic), and using that to store the files instead of the cloud_saves folder. This is how I did it. Confirmed...

Always great to see you here, Jason! Less-than-stellar controls being the only real issue that people encounter these days is a victory for Crusader's legacy, in my book. That and maybe not-so-smart enemy AI. I follow the "Crusader" category on Twitch and check out streams every so often--it's...

I feel like most people would want WASD + mouse, in a way similar to Synthetik. I'm personally all for options, but I sure wouldn't use new control schemes. Seeing people play Resident Evil HD remake with the new alternative control scheme (which is default, for some reason) makes me shudder.

Very cool! I can't remember if I've discovered this before. I've yet to go through the maps extensively to know every nook and cranny.

Two classic games meet in the CrusaDoom wad for Doom II. Straight from the source: Check out the recently-released beta version here: https://www.moddb.com/mods/crusadoom I've long wished that a Crusader modding scene existed, but I'll gladly take Crusader representation in the most prolific...

I concur on all these points. An easy test to compare the controls is hold down, then hold left or right to try and walk backwards in a circle. I can't replicate this in the ScummVM version. Aiming is definitely not the same either.

Good to see you again, Jason! Hope all is well. I do recall seeing your poster. We must have conversed about it years ago. I'll have to see if I have how to access it saved somewhere.

Man, that's a night-and-day difference between the first videos you've posted and these. I'm pumped.

Exciting news regarding the Xan codec. I've shared it with my friends at the WCCIC. Awesome update! Getting closer and closer!

Weird thing to see: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0499097/ I just happened to glance at the title of this movie and my brain instinctually read "No Remorse." After recoiling from that, I looked at who wrote it--Wizard. So now he is connected to both Without Remorse and No Remorse.

New knowledge! I have never seen this value in my entire Crusader-loving life. Probably made for faster testing and debugging than having to discover which code was selected for that instance of playing the level, assuming it's a random selection from an array of values per device.

It's looking so, so good. Amazing work.

Matthew Duggan has been busy adapting No Remorse to ScummVM. That has proven to not be enough as they just recently added No Regret to the to-do list. Initial progress so far has the game running, albeit with some pretty funny bugs like the alarm blaring and never stopping. Matthew has expressed...

Giddy with excitement. The persistent alarm in No Regret gave me a good belly laugh. It's really showing me the logic of how the game operates. Fascinating after 25 years of just kinda assuming what it's doing.

Crusader: No Remorse is being ported to game engine interpreter ScummVM! It is based on the long-running Ultima VIII project Pentagram, which was recently fully integrated into ScummVM. As part of their news update, the Pentagram folks proclaimed: Well, someone did, and that someone is Matthew...

I have seen this before, but completely forgot about it! Here's a screenshot since the audio isn't very pleasant on the ears. I'm not sure who it is. I'll have to ask the ex-Origin people.

Crusader composer Andrew Sega was recently interviewed on YouTube show Composers Play. He outlines his music history, the production of MOD music, and Origin Systems. It is exciting to see new content like this created about Crusader!