Hi Constantine,
The reason that you may not be able to get my BopIt game to run is that it was
Written in Visual Basic 4.0. It was one of my first Windows Games. Even the
install program is not good, but there may be other dependencies that no longer
ship with Windows that are not in the
Hi Ryan,
You are totally correct about everything that you said about my baseball
pitches. They are very very hard to hear if they are a strike or a ball.
Personally I mostly swing at everything. I was afraid that if I made them much
easier, people would just never swing and end up with
Thanks. I was thinking of games by Draconis, BSC, PCS, GMA, Jim Kitchens'
games, etc. Sounds good.
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So what performance have you noticed guys? I suspect very good, XP-like, but
would still like your comments. Thanks!
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From: Casey Mathews csm...@cfl.rr.com
Hi.
Recently, on the audiogames.net forum a post has come up about the lw
soundpack.
Right now i'm using the one Tom put together, which sounds great, and is I
believe something of a compilation of previous ones by Phil vlasac and others.
I really like it, but I'm afraid I utterly forget
Saddening, I for the most part usually play solo on muds. I generally don't
like to party with people, both because of the spam and because generally
for some reason the xp is split between party members rather than either
leaving it the same or doubling it as a form of party encouragement. I
To be honest my previous post was more in the matter of frustration than an
actual assessment, sinse I'm royally irritated that just as I've spent 18
hours on the game and finally think I'm working things out, I'm booted
streight out of the newby area without being able to finish the quests I
Like I said, its not the wilderness that's my problem, it's the way the
wilderness was done. Text descriptions of roads, plains and such rather than
a dynamically changing ascii map is much better for an overland wilderness
in my opinion. I two am a questing fiend, but I prefer to actually know
As some of you know, we been trying to re-make cyberassault into the
glorious mud it once was. So, we need builders and coders. The mud is
currently running TBAmud, and still has a bit of bugs to work out and alot
of ideas to be put into action.
So, if you're interested, come join us, create a
hi.
Godwars ii
On Sat, 16 May 2009 15:54:13 -0500, Mike Maslo wrote:
Speaking of crummy combat, does anyone have unique or different combat
systems? One that is not sit there and wait for the battle to be done?
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better than xp in many cases. It just doesn't lag any more when tabbing around
dialogues and stuff as
much as it used to. Boots very quickly.
On Tue, 19 May 2009 09:44:23 +0100, Chris Hallsworth wrote:
So what performance have you noticed guys? I suspect very good, XP-like, but
would still
I tried it on a duel core system supposidly running 4 gb of ram but actually
running 2.87. Couldn't really tell I was using it, but didn't use it for
very long and have since uninstalled it. I was using it off of an external
drive as my boot device, since my internal has too much info for any
Nice!
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Hi,
Smile. Yeah, sort of looks that way. Visual Basic 6 support was
officially dropped back in 2005, and unfortunately most of the
accessible games out there were written in that language. Even though
they can be made to work on Windows 7 I don't personally see it as
anything more than a stop
Hi,
Yeah, basically Windows 7 is Windows Vista with several bug fixes,
updated components such as Internet Explorer 8 and .NET 4.0, etc and is
little more than a patched and updated Windows Vista. The point is
anything specifically made for Windows Vista such as Mysteries of the
Ancients beta
How can you do that? I was told Windows can't be installed on external (both
IEEE and USB) drives.
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- Original Message -
From: Constantine
Hi,
Yeah, I've read Microsoft has removed a lot of legacy code and
non-esential system services dramatically increasing over all system
performance. I have a 3.6 GHZ Pentium processor on my laptop here, and
Windows 7 flies on that processor. Windows Vista, which shipped with the
computer,
Hi Chris,
It depends on what kind of computer you have. Some will allow you to and
some won't. For some reason my laptop won't allow me to boot from a USB
device, and the bios will only allow me to bboot from the dvd rom or
hard drives. My desktop bios however will allow me to boot from
My laptop is configured to boot from USB devices.
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From: Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion
Even if you don't have perfect pitch, as I don't, you might be able, with
practice, determine whether the ball is within the strike zone. As far as
the time you have when at bat, a major league batter swings before
determining whether a ball will or will not move into the strike zone, so I
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