Been mucking around with this old favorite and it's been rather fun. They do have some cheat protection in that you need to win a fight before you can advance further. But I built up a party pretty quickly and was able to roam around and make some decent maps of the overworld.
Now I'll have to track down my old maps to see how I did things before with Might and Magic I/II in order to create the wall- and not block- based maps. BT2 seems a bit clunkier--and a LOT smaller--than before, but it will be fun to barge through and make maps for.
I actually remember it better than BT3 because I didn't get the concept that RPGs were for solving puzzles not leveling up. With BT3 I got through the puzzles quicker.
BT3 may be next on my list as I found map repositories for both games on the web were incomplete. But sadly the Apple version was corrupt or appeared that way when I tried it. I got to the 3rd or 4th world of 7 and BAM.
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