[blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

Hi. Tomorrow is the second anniversary of Jim Kitchen's passing. I'll sit back and reflect on what a wonderful life he's lead and I might even play a bit of Awesome Homer. RIP mate, you really will be missed. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this

Re: [blind-gamers] Krafting Kingdom advice request

If you only need to produce leather strips on the farm in a reset use the first slot to unlock meat and get enough coins then choose unlock leather strips on that same slot before you produce anything. If meat isn't needed you waste no slots producing meat that way. Same strategy holds for

Re: [blind-gamers] you're a cyclepath audiogame

locate the david voice and move it into a temp directory and make a batch file you can run to move it back where you found it. Then try playing the game and see what happens. If you loose speech reboot then run that batch file. If that voice file is an executable, you could use attrib to

Re: [blind-gamers] Krafting Kingdom advice request

Leather strips are, from what I have found so far, the most efficient way to make money. On 8/2/17, Jude DaShiell wrote: > If you only need to produce leather strips on the farm in a reset use > the first slot to unlock meat and get enough coins then choose unlock > leather

Re: [blind-gamers] Krafting Kingdom advice request

I'm finding the crafting kingdom to be extremely irritating. Often times, it won't take my double taps, so I sometimes miss treasure chests, because it doesn't register my taps, then the chest goes away, and I have to yell at the phone. :) I really like the game, but I'm still puzzled as to

Re: [blind-gamers] Krafting Kingdom advice request

My ladders sell for 800 now, and I do find them to be a good investment, though I find that grain is faster to create, (I get 2 every 6.3 seconds) and although they only sell for 110 gold, they make me more gold than the ladders, because of how long it takes to make a ladder. I do use them

[blind-gamers] you're a cyclepath audiogame

hi Is there any way to make the cyclepath game found at www.dragonapps.org use NVDA as its speech tts voice rather than using microsoft sapi5? Microsoft david is very slow and unresponsive in the game on windows 10. Josh -- sent with mozilla thunderbird -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Groups.io

Re: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

Jim's version of battleship was the first game I ever played when I owned a Windows machine, and I was thrilled, to say the least. Spanker, puppy1 and Simon were also favourites. Sent from my iPad > On 1 Aug 2017, at 8:53 pm, Oriol Gómez wrote: > > Oh yeah indeed, Jim's

Re: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

Jim Kitchen's games were some of the first ones I played as well, as far as games that are still available now; I tried the gamesforblind.com games many years ago, but now those are nowhere to be found; I briefly tried some demo versions of PCS Games, but as far as playing a game and getting

Re: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

Indeed he will be and is missed. -Original Message- From: Stephen Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2017 8:30 PM To: blind-gamers@groups.io Subject: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen Hi. Tomorrow is the second anniversary of Jim Kitchen's passing. I'll sit back and reflect on what a

Re: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

Yes, Jim was truly a game developing genius. Techniques that today's blind game developers usually implement in BGT were done by Jim using a regular programming language; Visual Basic. I bet that Jim's games had an impact on people; some games, like Skunk, Snakes and Ladders, and Yahtzee, were

Re: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

Wish I could Say what I’m feeling, but itjust hurts too much Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 1, 2017, at 9:31 AM, Josh Kennedy wrote: > > oh yes his games are still excellent. I really like his nfl football, > baseball and golf games. > > > >> On 8/1/2017 6:43 AM,

Re: [blind-gamers] Remembering Jim Kitchen

oh yes his games are still excellent. I really like his nfl football, baseball and golf games. On 8/1/2017 6:43 AM, Tyler Zahnke wrote: Yes, Jim was truly a game developing genius. Techniques that today's blind game developers usually implement in BGT were done by Jim using a regular