Hi Nicol,
Great question and it brings up alot of nostalgia.
Usually the cabinet games were a single stand up model. It had a moniter
inside the cabinet, and usually a piece of glass seperated the screen from
the outside but not all of them were like that.
On a flat surface sticking out from th
This is a pretty deep topic and I hope I can throw my two cents in without
stepping on too many toes, grin.
Games in and of themselves are something the human race has done since day
one, and it is an excellent tool that teaches, trains and challenges us in
many ways. There is nothing fundamenta
LOL...I can remember playing pac man on the old atari 2600. Now that was
gaming, grin.
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From: "Nicol"
To: "gamers"
Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2009 4:26 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] a question for you mainstream guys out there and
thosewho played the old nintendo ga
Hi Matheus,
What does a person using XP need to do to run these DOS games?
Thanks for any help,
al
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From: "Matheus"
To:
Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] two text wrestling games discovered, 100%
accessible!
i don't remember the exa
You forgot some of these...
1. Kidnap Tinker Bell and rub her magic dust all over the mainstream game
companies toilets so that none of the employees can use the bathroom.
2. Wish upon a star, make a birthday wish while blowing out candles, knock
three times on mahogany, rub oil lamps, enslave
to you and Tom for the
help.
al
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From: "Jim Kitchen"
To: "Allan Thompson"
Sent: Friday, July 31, 2009 4:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Jim's monopoly
Hi Allan,
If there is a saved game, it will automatically start.
HTH
BFN
Ji
Hi,
I was hoping someone could remind me how to load a saved game in Jim Kitchen's
Monopoly game.
Thanks for any help,
al
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the bow by going to the bow in
inventory and pressing enter on it. It sometimes doesn't seem to stick
though. I've had it ask me which I wanted to use with the bow again after
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Sent: Sa
Hi Valiant,
I have had the same problems with equipment. My starting character might
start holding a weapon not allowed like a long sword. If you unwield it,
you can't put it back on. Same with armor too. When rescueing the prisoner
on level two, sometimes they are better armed and armored the
Hi Tom,
We do have some diffrences here.
When it comes to having an alien field to draw from, it would still be there
in this story , only the aliens would have genetic matches with human beings
because they are in essence human beings despite the external features and
other changes. If that wa
LOL...sure, anything for my quadrillions of adoring fans, grin. Would you
like that printed, cursive, in braile, or can I just send it to you
telepathically, grin. LOL.
Actually I've done RPGs off and on for a good thirty years so hopefully
something good came out of all that dice rolling and
Hi Tom and Dark,
I really like where you guys are going with the topic, and I was hoping to
throw in my five dollars(inflation, you know, grin).
My only concern about a scifi universe like what dark explained was that the
primary purpose might get overshadowed with all the very cool things a
Hi Tom,
That copyright stuff sounds like a mess. With the litigious nature of
companies and people today, I can understand why you want to avoid that mine
field as best you can.
When it comes to which game to make, there is nothing saying that you
couldn't create both over time. If I unders
'll see if I can add you
manually.
Thanks!
Jason
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 8:24 AM, Allan Thompson
wrote:
Hi Jason,
I have been waiting for google to send me a response back to set up an
account for me since that pesky type in the numbers you hear wasn't
working
for me. Hopefully , it
Hi Jason,
I have been waiting for google to send me a response back to set up an
account for me since that pesky type in the numbers you hear wasn't working
for me. Hopefully , it will be soon.
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articularly with the large
amount of worlds available.
But one step at a time though.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Thursday, July 16, 2009 4:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Creating Roll Playin
Hi Tom,
It looks like a pretty good idea. I can't pretend to understand all the
technical mumbo jumbo, but it looks to me like you make a game, sell it, and
charge a subscription to keep playing it online, like Ever Quest or World of
Warcraft. It sounds highly customizable for programmer and g
Very cool. Thank you for the answers, and I am going to go ahead and join
that group you mentioned.
al
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I just had some thoughts on the entombed game for those who are creating it.
First, the game is amazing. I can't get enough of it.
Secondly, there was some minor things I wanted to address.
1. I can't figure out what the way point does
2. My wanderer observed the same technique twice, and it was
Thank you Ryan. it is greatly appreciated.
al
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From: "Ryan Strunk"
To: "'Helena'" ; "'Gamers Discussion list'"
Sent: Sunday, July 12, 2009 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Found a nice mud
An LP mud means that it has been designed using the LP code base. Such
mu
July 12, 2009 8:45 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Found a nice mud
That's something I too would like to know.
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Saturday, July 11, 2009 9:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Found a nice mud
H
Hi,
I am sorry for sounding ignorant, but what is an LP mud?
thanks,
al
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From: "Sarah Haake"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Saturday, July 11, 2009 1:30 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Found a nice mud
Hi,
I just started playing on Lost Wishes Mud a week ago and I r
Hi,
Some thoughts about this...
It would be nice if it was not solely an multiplayer game.
Maybe the players could be "Cyborgs" who can pick up and switch out various
weapons, and power ups, even from defeated players bodies.
Maybe certain weapons, ammo and Upgrades could be bought thru points
Hi,
If the audissey magazine list is ready to subscribe to, I was hoping someone
could post it. I had asked before the move of the list, but at that time it
didn't work. Hopefully a new one is available.
Sorry for being annoying,
al
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If you want t
I wrote down the commands I could find down here. Hope that helps.
n, s, w, e, u, d, i, l, ?
appraise
lock
unlock
unwield
wield
wear
wear all
remove
get
get all
drop
buy
sell
say
kill
examine
exa
help
put
drink
time
load
save
quit
read
score
wealth
pull
turn
touc
Hi,
The link is below. You might want to hit H for headings if you use jaws
because the top of the page has a lot of ads and such on it, but everything
is nicely arranged under headings.
Paul's Homepage:
http://ppanks76.tripod.com/
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From: "ian mcnamara"
To: "Ga
Hi,
I have jaws and XP and the game seems to run fine. You kind of have to
switch the cursor modes to read the information but that is simple enough to
do.
al
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From: "Lindsay Cowell"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2009 6:01 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi,
I had run across an application that supposedly would convert help files
into plain txt files. I will have to look for it again, although I want to
say it is on TOM LORIMER'S WHITESTICK WEBSITE. The link is below for the
site.
http://www.whitestick.co.uk/
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Fro
Hi Charles,
Yes, I do pretty much the same thing, but mostly I use the games to give my
brain a rest. For example, I am surveying the bible and it takes up alot of
time and study, and when I can't fit in anymore information, I will go to a
game. Mostly entombed, or some Jim Kitchen or spoonbil
Hi,
I agree with you for the most part. I am also a christian, and I have played
Dungeons and Dragons for a large part of my christian life especially after
I became blind.
Games in and of themselves are not the problem, it is the persons focus on
those games that cause the trouble. This isnt
Just wanted too mention a couple of things noticed about entombed for the
powers that be. grin.
1. When using harm or lightning, sometimes the damage and the body part hit are
not mentioned. Damage is done, but for whatever reason nothing else is
announced.
2. had a fighter and a pet, and fou
Hi,
I know about the sega genesis, the 32x modular plug in and the sega CD, but
I don't remember seeing a mega drive. Is that the same as the genesis?
al
From: "ari"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 3:24 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Sega games site
Hi all,
Hi Michael,
Here is the new link for USA games.
http://www.usagamesinteractive.com/";>USA Games new
later,
al
from
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From: "Michael McDermott"
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 14, 2009 12:01 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Star Trek Final Conflict
Hello everyone, I was w
question, but where can I get my hands on a copy of
entombed? Very curious to try it out, but a flick through the
blind-games.com site didn't yield an obvious download link.
Cheers
Scott
On 3/13/09, Allan Thompson wrote:
Hi Jimmy,
I am not sure if you meant to say to go down from th
Hi Jimmy,
I am not sure if you meant to say to go down from the first level, or how to
explore the first level, so I'll mention both.
To go down from the first level to the second and so on, you need to find
the stairs that go down. Once you find the stairs, you can press the period
key and it
Hi Jason,
Thanks for answering these things. It all sounds really great.
I was curious. Is there any plan at some future date that players might have
the ability to create a customizable adventure? I guess an example would be
creating a bell tower. filling it with customized monsters, perhaps
Hi.
Clubs don't hurt him either. They always seem to miss or do no damage at
all. I hit him with apoison staff once and it didn't seem to do anything.
It poisoned him but it didn't help, what ever poison is supposed to do.
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I think the controller is like this.
On the left side of the controller is the diamond shape of four buttons.
These are like a joystick or gamepad up is up down is down etc.
On top of the controller is four buttons called shoulder buttons. The ones
on the left are L1 (closest to you) and L2. Lik
Hi,
I wanted to list a few things I noticed aboutthis awesome game.
1. When spellcasters get zombified, they retain their spell casting ability.
Is this intentional?
2. In one battle, an orc mage grabbed an iron breastplate and put it on. Since
I know mages can't wear plate armor, this could e
Hi Aaron,
I did manage to kill the basalt guardian twice out of a solid dozen tries.
I had the same thing you had, the beefed up fighter with max flurry and I a
three in swords. It was a slaughter. He attacked twice, knocked me off my
feet, and then beat my guy like a red headed step child. So
Hi,
I am interested in the medusa headset you mentioned. Do you know where
something like that can be purchased? I looked around in Amazon and nothing
came up for the medusa.
As a side note, there are other headphones with 5.1 surround sound that are
much cheaper then the medusa, and from the
Hello again,
I had a few more questions and such.
by the way, I was playingthe game and I had accidentally hit the "grov" key (it
is directly under the escape key) and when I pressed it, my character managed
to cut his hand off.
Also, what does the zombie rot potions do? I have drank them, made
gherarchy goes from weakest to strongest:
nothing, all cloth, all leather, copper, Bronze, Iron.
Beware the Grue!
Dark.
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From: "Allan Thompson"
To: "gamers discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, March 04, 2009 3:09 AM
Subject: [Spam] [Audyssey] entomb quest
!
Thanks!
Jason
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Allan Thompson
wrote:
Hi,
Not sure who to direct this too.
I have a question about armor and weapons. They are listed when examined
as
dubiour, poor, decent and good, but is a good cloth tunic better then a
dubious bronze breastplate?
What i
Hi,
Not sure who to direct this too.
I have a question about armor and weapons. They are listed when examined as
dubiour, poor, decent and good, but is a good cloth tunic better then a dubious
bronze breastplate?
What is the level of progressive armor types? For example, what is wool,
compared
Hi,
I am really impressed with this game. Thanks for making it, and I am anxious
to see entombed develop even more.
al
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From: "Jason Allen"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 3:00 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] entombed
Entombed 3? This m
Hi Tom,
As an opinion, I would pick choice 3. Most computer gameCD usually come with
the proper direct X required to run it.
If 3 isn't possible then I would go for choice number 2, for the sake of
those who do not have the faster speeds.
al
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From: "Thomas Ward
is in sleep mode or unloaded when playing.
Jaws, inparticular, has conflicts with Microsoft DirectInput that won't
allow you to use the arrow keys. Try unloading Jaws from memory and see if
that resolves the issue.
HTH
Allan Thompson wrote:
Hi Tom,
I installed the net framework, and the
unloaded?, or merely asleep when you start the game. I have found
that unloading it from memory with insert f4 gets superior results, as it
is still in memory if merely put to sleep. Maybe that's the problem. HTH
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aws is in sleep mode or simply off.
You can get to the configuration manager with jaws key plus the number
six on the number row.
Later,
che
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From: "Allan Thompson"
To: "gamers discussion list"
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2009 5:24 PM
S
Hi Tom,
I installed the net framework, and the Direct x files, and then installed mota
into the usa games interactive folder. I already have stfc in there as well.
Stfc seems to work fine (although I am not sure if the echo effect for the
voice is intentional or not, if it is intentional, it is k
Hi,
I had that same problem. Actually Tom had explained that you should allow
the directx to extract into a temp file of your choice to be used for the
files extracted, and then find the dxsetup.exe and run it. It will load up
all those just extracted files where they need to go.
Hope that hel
irectX.
1. Download DirectX from the USA Games products page.
2. press enter on DirectX-June-2008.exe.
3. It will ask you for a temp directory to unzip the files. Something like
c:\temp is fine.
4. Open the temp directory where files were unzipped and run dxsetup.exe.
5. Follow the prompts.
Allan Tho
y] Tomb Hunter Beta 1 released!
Hi Allen,
Yes. Install the .NET Framework updates for Windows and then install the
DirectX updates. Otherwise Managed DirectX won't get installed or upgraded
which is majorly not good.
Allan Thompson wrote:
Hi Tom,
Is there a specific order a person needs to
Hi Tom,
Is there a specific order a person needs to follow when installing the DX
and net framework? I seem to recall in the past it was crucial.
thanks
al
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From: "Thomas Ward"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 9:02 AM
Subject: [Audyss
Thanks a bunch, Charles. I am going to give it a try.
al
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From: "Charles Rivard"
To: "Charles Rivard" ; "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 7:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Trying to subscribe
I checked in issue 54 of the magazine, and I t
audyssey.org
Should subscribe you to the magazine only list.
HTH
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From: "Allan Thompson"
To: "gamers discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2009 2:02 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] audyssey magazine
Hi everyone,
Been off the list for a while
Hi everyone,
Been off the list for a while, and I would like to ask a question.
Is there a way to get the audyssey magazine delivered to my inbox, aside from
this list?
Thanks for any help in advance,
al
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Hi Tom,
Thank you for the music, do you do requests? grin Play it again sam...
but seriously, thank you so much for the christmas music, and it is pretty
good.
al
Father, forgive them, For they know not what they do
Jesus of Nazareth 33 AD
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From: "Thomas Ward" <[EMAIL
Hi Liam,
Nice audio demo. I am actually kind of interested in checking out a demo
now, if one is made abailable in the future.
I really like the sounds but I did have a few basic questions.
The enemies that come at you, are they crossing the screen or are they
coming at you? I had a hard time t
Hi Charles,
Welcome back. I hope your move was a pleasant one, grin.
No the issue is not out yet.
>From what little I have been keeping track of, USA Games has had some
announcements concerning time frames for some game releases, and a new
project concerning an open source asteroids game which in
Hi,
I wouldn't mind that walk thru either. I also had to end up uninstalling the
game although I kind of liked what I could get from it.
thanks,
al
Father, forgive them, For they know not what they do
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Hi Brandon.
Could you send the web address for your site? I thought I had it but
apparently I lost it somewhere. sigh
Thanks
Father, forgive them, For they know not what they do
Jesus of Nazareth 33 AD
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To: "Gamers Discussion
Hi,
I was hoping perhaps someone could resend those boggle rules that were sent a
few weeks ago on the list?
Thanks,
al
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Hi,
Did everyone else recieve that boggle game being released by spoonbill
software? It usually doesn't take this long and I am wondering if something
happened? Or am I just being impatient? Thanks for any input.
al
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t; Another game that is cool is Battle Masters. Each player gets an army
> one sit is an army of knights, kings, etc, and the other army is
> goblins, orks, ogres, and so on.
> In that game you have rules on movement and rolls for damage, but
> everything was basicly based on what card you
Hey Tom,
Do you mean the avalon hill feudal game?If so that was classic chess like
game with interesting pieces and a changeable board, at least to some
extent. I hadn't thought about that game in a while and that would be a
great chess like game to see developed in the future.
Father, forgive
Hi Tom,
I do recall the three level chess set on trek. Too bad they didn't use it on
the later shows like TNG. I think that would be interesting to say the
least.Would it involve the regular chess pieces or would their more trekkie
pieces like klingon bird of prey for knights, starbases for rook
een so long since I've played it
> that I can't remember how to find it--but do a search and it should come
> up.
> Ken Downey
> President
> DreamTechInteractive!
>
> And,
> Coming soon,
> Blind Comfort!
> The pleasant way to get a massage--no staring, just
Hi,
I had owned an amiga500 and played battle chess. It was played as regular
chess, but the neat thing was that the pieces were animated and represented
thier various names. For instance, the knight was a literal knight, a bishop
was an actual bishop. The rook was some kind of rock golem which
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>
> On 10/1/2006 at 7:55 AM Allan Thompson wrote:
>
>>Hi Guys,
>>I was wondering if there was a game / tutorial that taught how to play
>>music, like the piano for instance. I have this program called talking
>>typing teacher which happened to have
Hi Guys,
I was wondering if there was a game / tutorial that taught how to play music,
like the piano for instance. I have this program called talking typing teacher
which happened to have some musical mini games and the thought came to me that
it would be interesting if there was something simi
Hi Richard,
Another old time save method is the classic "level code". After each level,
the character gets a "code" of letters and numbers that can be inputted into
the game, usually on a password option. With the proper code in, the player
jumps to the level for that code.
Otherwise, I think th
Hi,
First off, I find this situation very ironic. It kind of reminds me of the
STFC game being transformed into STDW, although there is some diffrent
circumstances involved with that descision.
As for Monty ver 2.0, I had some thoughts on the matter here.
"First, I have had several emails since
[Audyssey] what is monkey business?
> Now, buy the game, and get into some Monkey Business! heh heh heh.
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> To: "Gamers Discussion list"
> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 7:44 AM
&
You can
> find it at,
> http://www.draconisentertainment.com
> And may I plug the current audio trailer up there? I recorded it, you see.
> Haha. Listen, and enjoy.
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> To: "gamers discussion list"
>
there? I recorded it, you see.
> Haha. Listen, and enjoy.
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> To: "gamers discussion list"
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2006 2:33 PM
> Subject: [Audyssey] what is monkey business?
Hiya,
I was hoping someone could tell me about monkey business, is it a side
scroller? Where can I check out a demo for it?
Thanks for any help
The truth will set you free...
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> Hi Allan!
>
>That's okay. It sounds good. Maybe Phil or Tom might give it a
> programming try.
>
> Blessings!
>
>
>
>
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mplete the mission.
> Perhaps in some of the later missions I will include some backup ships,
> but as of missions 1 through 3 which I am working on now there are none.
> Smile.
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi Guys,
>> I don't know if anyone else had played this game, bu
: [Audyssey] Updated draft of ships.
> Hi Allan!
>
>Where do you get this game called descent: freespace?
>
> Thank You!
>
>
>
>
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> To: "Gamers Discussion lis
Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 2:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Updated draft of ships.
> Hi Allan,
> Could you please give me the link to this cool game? Thanks!
> Robin.
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Hi Guys,
I don't know if anyone else had played this game, but I had played a space
sim called descent: freespace.
You played a spacefighter pilot assigned with a carrier, and you had to
defend against an incoming alien race. Each mission gave a briefing, and you
then choose ship to take, which
HI Guys,
I always thought that combat in trek was fought using impulse speeds, since
warp was really just a way to go from point a to point b quickly, where
impulse allowed for fine flying skills.
I would think that impulse would greatly affect player choice, and that
each ship had a diffren
d of like GTC sector 3 if you don't hit the train fast enough
> game over. In this case if you don't find ship x, base x, in a specified
> amount of time you might be able to go on to the next mission, but you
> esentually failed the last asignment.
>
>
> Allan Thompson
Final Conflict?
> The best thing about this idea is everyone gets a bit of what they want.
> Those want some lone attacks will have x number of missions as a lone
> ship. Those who enjoy the big over all fleet command and stratagy will
> be able to plan and exicute the final battle of the
st it, and it is
> allover for it.
> As for what the ships look like the Prometheus class has a general
> Starfleet designed hull except it has four warp engines rather than the
> two we see on most starships.
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi Tom,
>> I like the list a
t effect the future of the war you
> won't be in it in the next mission. Smile.
>
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi tom,
>> I know that sounds like a lot of work, but it really isn't that hard.
>> With a
>> very creative group of people in the community I
ingle mission.
> However, now that I think of it if I take Phil's suggestion and have
> people send in there ideas on say the USA Games mailing list or to me
> privately we could generate perhaps some interesting missions.
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi Tom,
>> Exac
Hi Tom,
I like the list a lot, it really gives a good breakdown of strengths and
weaknesses. A couple questions however. I know what most of the ships look
like on the list, but what does a prometheus and nebula class star ship look
like?
Also, in the game, can a person pick the ship most suited
ar Trek found an interesting way to slip in
> a war with the Klingons as well as bring Tosha back on to the show.
>
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi Tom,
>> Well, You can have an ally and still be forced to deal with an element of
>> them. For instance, what if
Tom,
Ok, that makes more sense, and from what you described, it is almost like
choosing a weaker ship is like choosing a difficulty level. Harder game
play, choose the excelsior, easier game play, choose the enterprise.
Keep up the good work.
The truth will set you free...
Jesus of Nazareth 33
n 2073.
> I suppose they could attack at any time, but one must think on it before
> including them at the moment.
>
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi tom,
>> the dominion war sounds perfect. In addtion, some creative mission plot
>> lines can have the player fight klingo
Hi Tom and everyone,
I like the star ship breakdown, but I think there needs to be definable
diffrences that show some strengths in each ship as well as some
weaknesses.
In a fight, the enterprise is king, while a cloak and dagger mission, with
hit and run tactics is a defiant kind of mission.
Hi tom,
the dominion war sounds perfect. In addtion, some creative mission plot
lines can have the player fight klingons and romulans and even borg, not to
mention the ferengi, orion piratesand even their own federation ships.
These whould mostly be one shot missions, but it is possible and sho
bject: Re: [Audyssey] STFC generic vs popular starships.
> Hi Allan,
> You mentioned good and bad paths for either way I go. Mind filling me in
> on what you think those are?
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> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi Tom,
>> There is a lot of good and bad points for both path
Hi tom,
Interesting thoughts. Probably choosing owns own ship class and attributes
would be better, or at least more fun.
As a side note, what about crew? I can put the enterprise right next to
another galaxy class ship and say they are the same, but the crew of the
enterprise really rises the
pyards or space doc
> where you run exorsizes against fellow Federation ships or even cargo
> ships, etc...
> You can practice sensor scans, firing, maneuvering, etc...
>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi tom,
>> I guess what I meant was something more akin to a holodeck level
Hi Tom,
There is a lot of good and bad points for both paths you suggest.
Personally, I like the ability to have variety, and just playing the popular
ships would get old after a while.
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> repack the game, and post it for shareware for gamers to enjoy. Not much
> else I can do with it.
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>
> Allan Thompson wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>> Well, I can see the demise of the old star trek final conflict game
>> coming, alas, we barely knew thee.Parting is s
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