Let's Play Quest For Glory 4, Part 61: Meet Tanya!

This little girl will easily fill the next few videos.

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[Kiwirnango]

Did you run into crashing errors while you played this?

Excuse me for not wanting to watch 12 hours of video to find out.

[LateBlt]

No, the only real bug or error I ran into was the problem with Ad Avis at the very end of the game.

[umathefurry]

you 2 are good voice actors!

[Asianwaste]

Cuddles is probably one of the Necrotaurs you've killed outside the gate.

[heavyrainloverful]

It's a Little Sister. ^^

[Wolfina2]

My sister named our cat Toby because of this game x3

[SchlossRitter]

It's cool how they mispronounce "Adda Bees" to keep in character.

Huh, the initial dialog in Tanya's room is different if you don't visit before then during the day.

[bookfound]

What makes the goons so mush stronger then any other monster you have fought and killed?

[cloud314231]

hey look

the battle toads

[Kiwirnango]

@chankljp LateBlt obviously did not find them rude.

t(^o^t)

[chankljp]

@Kiwirnango

I am not sure if you are familiar with LateBlt's and hercrabbiness' videos but this is their video style. If you don't like voice overs from the makers of the video you should look for either a playthough or a walkthough.

I might be misinterpreting you but the comments you wrote came across as very impolite if not out right offensive. I understand that it is your right to say what you want, but I strongly suggest you to use more polite words when commenting on videos.

[pantheonevents]

You totally do see Cuddles in the game. Katrina's petting a Necrotaur when you return to the castle with Rituals. That's Cuddles.

[LateBlt]

The original voice acting in the game is good, but even when playing games that have voice acting, LPers often supply their own acting, because that's part of the experience. Technically this isn't to show off the actual game itself or act as a documentary of how the game plays through (ADVRipper already has catalogued most adventure games in this way); it's really more about the experience of sitting down and having fun with a game. That sort of experience is the raison d'etre of LPs.