DTV_Desert_Ruins
DTV_Desert_Ruins desert city-state
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DTV_Desert_Ruins desert city-state
Viscount feels exotic, so he's gone off and allowed himself (and you) to get lost when he pretends he's an Arab sheikh! Luckily you found a bandit hideout, the bandits had left so you had been eating all their food but now they have returned and they are not happy. Protect your master and (albeit, clumsy) host from the scourge of the desert!
Version 1.3 resolves a possible issue with the robot getting stuck on the wall. Some walls are blocked for use.
The spire further guides the robot from the wall. Wooden ramp stuck out of stone wall showing obstacles blocking the road. Basically, you can still access the gatehouse and connect the two walls. All walls behind are still accessible.
The Viscount is feeling exotic, so he's gone and gotten himself (and YOU) lost while pretending he's an Arabian Sheikh! Luckily you found a bandit's hideout and the bandits were away, so you've been eating all their food, but now they've come back, and they're none too happy. Protect your lord and (albeit, dimwitted) master from the scourge of the deserts!
Version 1.3 addresses the possible issue of bots getting stuck on walls. Some walls blocked off from use.
Minaret towers further routing the bots from the walls. Wooden ramps sticking up out of stone wall showing a barrier blocking the path. Basica
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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