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140 From, Thomas Ward.
98 From, dark.
71 From, shaun everiss.
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hi all are there any accessable flight and rail simulaters for windows
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Thanks, Jim.
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of Jim Kitchen
Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2013 8:37 AM
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Subject: [Audyssey] Audyssey babble report for November 2013
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140 From, Thomas Ward.
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The long awaited sixth character class, Druid, has been released on
Alter Aeon! Players can now add Druid powers to those of the other
classes to create new skillset combinations and strengthen their
characters.
This new character class adds a number of new abilities:
- control of the weather,
I see that there were a few for flight simulator.
Just was wondering if I could help those out?
If they still have questions, please get in touch with me at
kolesar16...@roadrunner.com
Thanks
Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of the
Wow, I’m getting babbly! :) These are kind of fun.
Teresa
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On Dec 1, 2013, at 7:29 AM, Christina greensleev...@wind-haven.net wrote:
Thanks, Jim.
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Awsome!
I've really liked the druid clerric spells such as ice fog and earthquake,
what has happened to those? i'll look forward to seeing how the class works,
albeit it'll tkae me a good while to level it to anything reasonable, and
while I could start another character I'm really a one
Hi all,
I think that this is not Off-Topic. It is about a game that is accessible,
although it is not neither video nor audio game but a braille monopoly that I
ordered on Ebay and it arrived some time ago. Now I am trying to play and have
some questions, and if this is off-topic I will make no
Hi Milos,
I myself played the digital and physical versions of monopoly, so I'll try
and answer your questions.
When you buy a property, you just put the money for it in the bank and take
the card with the info for the property you bought.
Regarding the money distribution, I can't remember how
Hi Milo.
Firstly, if your braille monopoly is like the one I've owned it should have
instructions in braille, but just in case not I'll answer your questions.
Firstly regarding how to tell bought or mograged properties, well usually
for sighted players laying the property cards along the
Hello Sarah and Dark,
My Monopoly game didn't come with a manual, so thanks! :)
Best regards,
Milos Przic
twitter: MilosPrzic
skype: Milosh-hs
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From: dark d...@xgam.org
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Monday, December 02, 2013 3:04 AM
Hello all, it's me again with one more question. Now that I know how to
distribute the money, it can happen that a player doesn't have a banknote of
2 dollars and has to pay. Can he give to a player to whom he has to pay
another banknote and then the other player gives him the rest? Is it
Hi Milos,
sure you can do that. The player who gets paid can give back the rest, or
you can change money in the bank if a player maybe has too many or not
enough notes of one kind. That's vital to the game, if you couldn't do these
things you would get stuck all the time because of lack of
Hi Milos,
This is in deed on topic so no worries. When this list was originally
established back in the mid 90's the list included all accessible
games including standard board, puzzle, and card games in braille as
well as electronic versions. So I am glad you asked your questions
here. As to
Hi Milos,
Absolutely. I don't know if it is in the rules but it is common sense
if you owe another player $2 and all you have is a $5 to give him/her
a $5 and get three $1's back in exchange. That is the only way the
game would work because after a while it is necessary for one player
or the
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From: Lindsay Cowell lindsay.cow...@virginmedia.com
Date: 01/12/2013 8:25 pm
I play alter aeon but enjoy being on my own but I struggle finding areas. I
play a few characters on there, one of them is Deborah, but forgotten the rest.
How do I find areas
I play alter aeon but enjoy being on my own but I struggle finding areas. I
play a few characters on there, one of them is Deborah, but forgotten the rest.
How do I find areas to solo?
Lindsay Cowell.
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I know that, through competitions and such, there are a lot of text adventure
games. Competitions such as
ifcomp.org, the one that just ended. The games will be available from now on.
There was also a Halloween
Ectocomp this year, and a Spring Thing, all for text adventure games.
Tyler Z
On
oh man.
Thats a large list.
71 posts are mine.
hmmm dark has almost 100 and tom ward well 140 wow.
Ofcause this report does tell us who is active on here and how much is done.
At 02:36 AM 12/2/2013, you wrote:
88 people posted 711 messages.
140 From, Thomas Ward. 98 From, dark. 71 From, shaun
Hi Jess,
Off the top of my head Draconis recently released a program for the
iPhone called Do It right that teaches blind users to write in
cursive, and comes with an arcade game for training purposes.
Cheers!
On 11/30/13, Jess Varnell rory0...@yahoo.com wrote:
hi list. I've been out of
Hi Milo.
Funny you didn't get a manual. It's stated in the Monopoly rules that at the
start of the game, one player is designated the banker. This doesn't
actually mean anything in play terms, or give any advantages to that player,
but basically the banker is the one who handles all the
Hi Lindsay, I'm a solo sort of chap myself so I appreciate the point.
when looking at areas, take careful note of the level of each area when you
use the nearby command or similar. if your soloing, avoid areas over your
level and even be careful with some areas around your level. also, make
Hi,
If I might chime in: the money distributions were:
500-2, 100-2, 50-2, 20-6, 10-5, 5-5, 1-5, with the first number being the
denomination and the second being the number of said denomination given to each
player.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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From: Gamers
Your questions and my answers:
1. When your token lands on a field and you want to buy it, how do you do
it? Do you just take the card where that property info is written?
Answer: At the beginning of the game, someone is chosen to be the banker.
He or she controls the money in the bank and
Wow Haiden, those aren't the distributions I know. In all the rules I know
it's 4 hundreds, one fifty, two tens, a twenty a 5 and 5 1's, nothing about
six 20's. but I suspect this is something where different rules are used in
different places and after all it doesn't really matter so long as
The official rules are 2 $500 bills, 2 $100 bills, 2 $50 bills, 6 $20 bills,
5 $10 bills, 5 $5 bills, and 5 $1 bills. I wonder if they are different in
the UK, although I wouldn't think so.
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From:
Just like in life. If you owe someone $2, and you have a $5 bill, you
either get change from the bank or give the player you owe the $5 and get 3
$1 bills as change. It's common sense.
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From: Milos
Hi Charles:
I am not sure about the U.K. rule book, but what you stated below
matches with my son's Monopoly board game rule book. I scanned the
appropriate section and the American rules are two $500's, two $100's,
two $50's, six $20's, and five of everything else. Pretty easy to
remember, and
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