hi list.
I was wondering, does anyone no if world of warcraft is remotely accessible?
just wondering as i've been reading about it on the net, and it looks like its
possible to write mods for the game.
based on this fact, surely it might be possible for someone to write mods that
would make it
Hello alex,
Saturday, November 22, 2008, 1:04:48 PM, you wrote:
hi list.
I was wondering, does anyone no if world of warcraft is remotely accessible?
just wondering as i've been reading about it on the net, and it
looks like its possible to write mods for the game.
based on this fact,
Last I heard, the sound capabilities and the way objects in the game worked
made it impossible to mod it in such a way as to be accessible.
ppluss, when you have 40 pluss players and about 200 monsters, and a huge
boss all in the same game area, methinks even if sound for all these events
Hey Gamers,
A new rc of Top Speed 2.1 has been released. Download it at
http://www.playinginthedark.net/.
Note: The multiplayer in this version doesn't match with other versions.
New functions:
- A new car
- Some small bugfixes
- Some changes to the tracer to make it easyer to debug
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In short. Nope
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Subject: [Audyssey] world of warcraft
hi list.
I was wondering, does anyone no if world of warcraft is
could also at some point get rid of the limits on how many tracks and cars can
be displayed in the list, even if all the custom cars have their own list like
the tracks.
I really want all my cars to show.
At 03:37 a.m. 23/11/2008, you wrote:
Hey Gamers,
A new rc of Top Speed 2.1 has been
Hi Alex,
Unfortunately not. It is a great game, but accessibility wise forget it.
Though, if you wait a while someday someone out here will make something
similar to Warcraft that is a lot like it. I myself have considered a
project like that, but right now I am pretty buried with other
i myself hate lonewolf.
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I think it's a great game. I just don't like simulations much.
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i myself
I also rather like lone wolf and have no regrets of buying it, but I do wish
I was a litle less pants at the game.
I can only barely get passed mission five, the one with the aircraft
carriers, and that only after loots of practice and failed attempts.
Despite having all the missions
A tutorial would be nice as I don't quite understand how to play it. Nice
music and ambient sounds though.
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Why? Curious minds want to know.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Lone wolf sound pack.
i myself hate lonewolf.
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hi all.
i also think that a walkthroug explaining how to shoot correctly,
explaining the missions and all of the game works will be very helpfull
if it's maded. i realy don't know exactly how to play this game
correctly.
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Personally, I love lonewolf.
If you struggle with hitting ships, use the tracking solution, it will tell
you when you need to fire, and never go too fast, else the enemies will
detect you. A bit of common sense also comes in handy in all the different
situations.
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Well especially for chapter 3.
There are so many squiggles.
a blade, electric boxes and the fact that if say I find something like a med
kit its a pain, its in the middle of all the boxes and then I have all this
other stuff.
Although I am quite close to actually getting through to the next
hmmm.
I would be quite carefull on protection of stuff.
if you really want to back up your backups zip them and use a password on the
zip.
Now rename the zip file to something like data.efr.
or .dyw or something.
Something that will not be detected right away.
You can get programs that will shred
aah.
sorry guys this was posted to the wrong list I thought it was replying to
another post.
argggh.
At 02:48 p.m. 23/11/2008, you wrote:
hmmm.
I would be quite carefull on protection of stuff.
if you really want to back up your backups zip them and use a password on the
zip.
Now rename the zip
For walkthroughs there is raul's recorded stuff on
http://www.liamerven.com/games/ but while it's certainly good at showing the
missions, - Raul himself is so ace at the game, he doesn't really give
newby tips I found, he just blasts his way through, which is cool, but
makes me
It my just be my rather pants sense of spacial location and direction I
think. In shades or something along those lines it's possible to do that via
sound, - but in Lw it seems you really! need to have a good instant
grasp of basic geometry and angles to work out the best firing solutions.
Hi,
Why is that? I rather like Lonewolf. With more than 99 missions to play
it has a huge replay value that most accessible games do not have. I'd
be interested to know why you dislike the game so much..
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Hi Liam,
Hm... I am the other way around. I prefer combat simulations over
other games. The more realistic the better.
Smile.
Liam Erven wrote:
I think it's a great game. I just don't like simulations much.
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I'm attempting to install the latest topspeed version, but I'm
getting an error that says cannot register xzip.dll. anyone else getting
this error?
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Hi Chris,
If you think the original LW sounds and music are good you really need
to get my Lonewolf sound pack. I digitally remastered many effects and
replaced some effects with better ones. As soon as I find it I'll upload
it. I have found some better sounds since then so I will likely
Hi Shaun,
What have you been smoking? This is like totally off topic, and system
security has as much in common with Lonewolf is a dog is to a horse.
shaun everiss wrote:
hmmm.
I would be quite carefull on protection of stuff.
if you really want to back up your backups zip them and use a
Hi,
I don't know if it is possible to cover every single mission in detail,
but what it sounds like is what people need is a few simple training
missions. Once you get the basic game mechanics it is really quite easy.
I have beaten every mission out there for Lonewolf, and some of them
were
I must say, these days when I play it, my vector theory comes in handy, but
I've been playing lonewolf long before I did physics. It's just a matter of
logic.
If a ship moves from your right to your left, you should aim ferther to the
left than its current possission. I use the tracking
Yes, it's highly expandable too.
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Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 8:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Lone wolf sound pack.
Hi,
Why is that? I rather like Lonewolf. With more than 99
Oo. I'd like to give it a try. I do like your other one.
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Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 6:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Lone wolf sound pack.
Hi
Mission 30 has always given me fits. It the one in which you have to shoot
down the blimps.
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Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 6:56 PM
Subject: Re:
I know, I tried to follow my way through superliam, I almost made it once but
didn't that guy makes it so easy, as easy as eating a mince tart.
At 02:55 p.m. 22/11/2008, you wrote:
For walkthroughs there is raul's recorded stuff on
http://www.liamerven.com/games/ but while it's certainly good at
hmmm, haven't seen this.
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Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 9:35 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] problems with topspeed instalation.
I'm attempting to install the latest topspeed version,
I know right? it says gamers mailing list at the bottom of every message for
a reason! lol
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Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 9:45 PM
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Hi Shaun,
no.
At 03:35 p.m. 23/11/2008, you wrote:
I'm attempting to install the latest topspeed version, but I'm getting
an error that says cannot register xzip.dll. anyone else getting this error?
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Nothing grin
its just the tech list I was on got a topic I was interested in and it was most
of my mailbox.
At 03:45 p.m. 23/11/2008, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
What have you been smoking? This is like totally off topic, and system
security has as much in common with Lonewolf is a dog is to a horse.
I'm not getting that error but I can't get these new rc's to run at all.
They crash on startup. I've tried everything here and they won't run and
when I looked in the playing in the dark folder my cars and tracks folders
were empty. I've sent Leonard the tracing file but any suggestions would be
well I managed to get them to run but I have installed all my custom cars
At 06:05 p.m. 23/11/2008, you wrote:
I'm not getting that error but I can't get these new rc's to run at all.
They crash on startup. I've tried everything here and they won't run and
when I looked in the playing in the dark
Hi,
Well, most of the time I am able to guess when to fire without using the
built in targeting solution. I find being able to figure that out on my
own comes in handy in some seriously tight situations. My favorite
tactic is to take on the destroyers when they are actively hunting me.
For
Yeah, what I also do when there are two or three ships is shoot one and
while the other two are slowing down to hunt me, loose a few torps at them
too. Then I usually try and get away as quick as possible.
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Worked fine for me. Odd.
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