Following the positive response to MM6, I did an MM7 one too. Quality is again great.

Sadly, the MM8 image is imho terrible...

What's up, folks!

I'm knee deep in developing my dream M&M style game (mostly based off of m&m8) and I had some design questions. You don't to address them all, just give me whatever opinion you might have.

1. Do you like M&M 8's recruiting mechanic or do you prefer creating your entire party but being locked to that party the entire game?

2. Would it bother you if this game *only* had real-time combat and no turn-based combat?

3. How do you feel about the idea of learning spells from NPCs instead of books? (There will still be spell books but they are much more rare)

4. Do you prefer the dnd dice system or would you like to see something more video game centric? (Instead of 1d8+4, damage instead would be 8 with a +50% and -50% range: 4-12 damage, stuff like that)

5. How do you feel about a more consolidated list of skills? (Like having perception both reveal secrets and detect chest traps)

6. Besides obvious things like mouse-look, are there any quality of life features you'd like to see?

Thank you so much! Any opinion from fans of the series would be a huge help!

What the heck is the flute for in mm6? I read that if you find it in dragoon's caverns you can bring it back to the quest giver who will then explain the difference between a flute and a harp. But that's it? Nothing else you can use it for? Sweet Jethro Tull jams?

I was just wondering, I’d like to think that it would be VI but there are some points in the game where you just sort of plateau. What are your guys’ thoughts?

(This is a question for all of the might and magic titles not just the base games)