Ultima 9 Ascension Deutsch Patch

This patch, rumoured to have been written by one of the developers of Ultima 9, offers further improvements to the Direct3D support that the laid the foundation for. It also adjusts the damage caused by some spells a little bit, removes the “too many items” bug, and removes the SafeDisc protection from the game.Indeed, this patch is pretty much necessary if you intend to run Ascension on a modern system; it should be the final step in an Ascension installation.Note: this patch requires the official 1.18f patch to be installed, so get that one first.

1. Ultima 10
2. Ultima Ix Ascension

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