Yes, the deck gun is your ship sinker in mission 7. I always seem to
torpedo hospital ships that I would usually shoot beyond.
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From: "john"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012
Hi, how do you invest income if you've got all the land you can unlock for a
certain level? Just buy more of it. In world war at level seven or eight i'm
making about 10500 per hour from buildings at the moment.
Ian McNamara
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Insert+2 for a temporary change, or :
* Look in user settings in configurator for jaws 11 and before
* Look in user settings subtree in the settings center for jaws 12 and after
In both case, the setting you are looking for is typing echo. You can
search directly for it in the search field if you
and sod, shades of doom is a goodie i like too.
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
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From: "Darren Harris"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 2:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games we always come back too?
speaking of lw,
that's
Change reaction isnt one i've played a lot of, don't know why, but JIm
Kitchen';s battleship game i've never won, but play it loads along with his
other games.
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
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From: "Charles Rivard"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Se
speaking of lw,
that's my favourite game i think from david greenwood. i prefer it to gtc or
even toc and i like both of those games.
apart from the actual gameplay, i thought the sound affects of lw were
brilliant.
i would love to see lw on a multiplayer platform. that would bring so much t
Hi, that depends on who you ask. I personally start building income at
level 7 and 8 for most games. For example, I've been camping in World
War at level 10 for a few months now. Before level 10, I stayed at level
8 for 3 months. My goal is to reach 20 or 25 million per hour and then
race up to
Hey, I know this is off topic, but I just need help with one thing
concerning JAWS.
Can someone please tell me how to turn on word and character eccho?
I am not sure where to go to do this.
Thanks!
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Dark, if your stuck on a mission just skip it. You've got plenty
others to play.
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From: "dark" I agree on the speakers, however my problem with lone wolf is I
found it
hard to begin with, now I pick it up and can barely complete
mission one,
let alone more, so getti
Your thinking of mission seven. Mission five is the one where you
have a group of cargo ships guarded by destroyers passing between
two islands. My personal way to finish that one is to set myself
up in the middle of their root and just chip down the numbers. As
far as mission seven goes, I thi
Adding the left or right shift to the arrow keys tells you the coin to your
left or right respectively. Down arrowing tells you what is down the stack.
The object is to find 3 coins vertically or horizontally and exploding them
by dropping the coin you are given onto the correct stack. You sho
I'll bet that's the reason, although I hadn't thought about it from that
angle. It is a great game, but how the heck to you conquer those ships of
level 3? That's one level that I've never gotten through without really
blowing it. It's the level in which the ships head for the edge and then
Oh they've been in the states since at least the nineties. I remember my
sister babysat a kid who was obsessed with those cartoons.
Life, don't talk to me about life.
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From: Thomas Ward
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 7:24 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [A
The hospital ship mission is 7. Mission 5, I think?, is the one in which
cargo ships and destroyers are moving between 2 islands, and you must
destroy them.
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From: "Thomas Ward"
To: "Gamers Discussio
It's one of those strategic action games that is well worth the time to get
used to playing again. I like it even better than GMA Tank Commander,
another great game.
Also, FYI, these is no e at the end of my first name. I've noticed you
spelling it Charlese, and it should be Charles. (May y
Hi Dark,
Interesting. I didn't even know Thomas was that old. Perhaps it hadn't
been imported to the States until later, but the first I heard of the
Thomas cartoons and toys was in 2004 when my son Sean was born. Before
that I had never heard of it.
In any case the game my son Sean has is like S
Hi Dark,
Well, I think we all know by now that RNIB are run by bureaucrats who
do nothing else but push their own limited view of blindness on
everyone else, and because the younger generation such as yourself are
out numbered by elderly members you'll have to wait until your
generation is old eno
Mine are shades of doom, and last crusade funnily enough.
Then there are the games by jim kitchen all of them, gtc and then
lonewolf they are timeless.
The bsc stuff is good, though I have was able to beat hunter.
lworks is good but never managed to get all trophies in judgement day
or in act b
Hi Charles,
Same here. I don't consider myself ignorant or lazy, but have slipped
up and said Aliens in the Outback a number of times myself. I believe
the reason is that Aliens in the Outback sounds grammatically correct
while Alien Outback sounds grammatically wrong. Even though Alien
Outback i
Hi.
What is change reaction?
I can't remember hearing about that game sounds interesting.
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From: "Thomas Ward"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2012 1:36 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games we always come back too?
Hi Dark,
I definitely think
Well, speaking for myself, I'm certainly not a lazy person, and I have used
"Aliens in the Outback" as the game's name quite often, probably because of
having seen that acronym for a number of years.
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F
There's also the fact that if you select the credits option from the main
menu one of the Australian fellows who helped with the game calls it Aliens
in the Outback.
Life, don't talk to me about life.
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Ward
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 6:28 PM
To: Gam
Hi Dark,
I definitely think you should. I love Lone Wolf, and it is by far and
away one of my favorite games. Part of that is because it reminds me
of games like Aces of the Deep and 688 which I played until I could no
longer see them, and the other reason is once you get good at it the
game is ha
Hi Dark,
Lol! Interesting thoughts there, but I suppose you are right. Alien
Outback does sound better than Aliens in the Outback. |Although I
think one reason for the confusion between the two is subconsciously
or consciously we try to make it grammatically correct.
Cheers!
On 6/9/12, dark wr
I definitely agree about Sryth.
Life, don't talk to me about life.
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From: Thomas Ward
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 6:18 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games we always come back too?
Hi,
Well, I think for me the game I keep coming back to is
Hi Keith,
Monkey Business is about this evil scientist, Dr. Wobble, who
apparently tears Dr. Smegles teleporter apart and let Smegles monkies
go. You, as Smith, must travel the world catching the lab monkies and
finding and fixing the teleporters before putting Dr. Wobble out of
business. Its a bi
Hi,
Well, I think for me the game I keep coming back to is Sryth.
Although, I am a bit disappointed with the amount of adventures
designed for those players who like to grind I still think there is
quite a lot of content that keeps me continuing to play the game. So
here is some of the reasons why
What is monkey business about, or what is it like? I isntalled what I
thought was a demo, but it won't let me play.
Keith
Proud user of Window Eyes 7.5.4.1
Reach me at:
hea...@mchsi.com and on skype at:
keith.steinbach1
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From: "Lisa Hayes"
To: "Gamers Discussio
I find the games that keep bringing me back are, pinball, monkey business
and some of my old dos favoutires huge cave and any varients of that one and
sos thati can't play now and any god text adventure like lgop wishbring or
moonmist.
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
- Orig
Hmm, the only use of the acronym I see is in the name of the desktop icon,
the file for launching the game is ao.exe, and the setup file is aosetup.
In the manual, the program group, on Draconis' own site and on
audiogames.net and pcsgames.net the game is just called alien outback, ---
so goo
Hi Charlese.
I agree on the speakers, however my problem with lone wolf is I found it
hard to begin with, now I pick it up and can barely complete mission one,
let alone more, so getting back into stride with all those many controls and
calculating angles just seems too much of a chaw for me,
i should probably try change reaction again, sinse I could never get into
the game when i first tried the demo, though I admit that partly this
might be a country thing, sinse some of the coins were American ones which
were unfamiliar and which i'd not really heard of before.
I think for
Hey Charles, you ask a great question.
Because you're not the only one who'd like to know the answer to this
curious question.
I've always known it asAliens In The Outback.
So maybe someone can educate us all.
Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
"that a service dog beats a cane paws dow
Interesting Darren, though in fairness it's a little hard for me to choose
sinse I rarely give a game drive or favourites space if I don't think it'll
be replayable at least some! time in the future, even if just for repeating
the experience at some stage, like watching a filnm again. i've thus
Most likely a mistake by users in certain countries or lazy people :d
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From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Behalf Of Charles Rivard
Sent: 09 June 2012 21:42
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games we always come back
Funny you should mention thomas the tank engine board games Tom, sinse one
of my earlier childhood memories when I was learning braille was my mum
labeling a Thomas board game for me, basically a roll the dice to reach
the end type of game with a few special squares.
I must have been abou
Hi Tom.
what frustrates me is when I discussed with the rnib some other leasure
activities, i was stone walled. I suggested that they create tactile rp dice
for instance, as well as accessible versions of tabletop rp manuals because
rp is such an accessible activity that blind people could par
Hi
That sounds great Ian, that your trying new things, it's just a shame your
in a minority.
While I know cleaquey behaviour isn't limited to the blind at all Tom, I
tend to find blind people are especially bad about it. In one sense i can
understand the reason why, sinse if you've always be
The acronym is AITO, which stands for Aliens In The Outback. However, the
desktop icon and the user's guide refer to, as you say, Alien Outback. So,
with this in mind, does anyone on the list recall where Aliens in the
Outback came from, as well as the acronym, AITO? Just curious.
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Lone Wolf.
It takes planning and strategy, there are many different types of missions
thanks to mission creators, there are more than one way to skin the
proverbial cat, or to complete missions. Thomas Ward added some very good
sounds to the game. And a headset is not
for me it was esp pinball extreme and change reaction playing again after a
while of non playing
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From: "Keith "Stormcloud" Steinbach"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 2:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] games we always come back too?
Entom
Ron,
As I have and probably end up correcting everyone on this list in the
future, its not "aliens in the outback" its "alien outback"
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From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Behalf Of Ron Kolesar
Sent: 09 June 2012 19:59
To: Gamers Disc
Entombed for me. Nothing like starting a game, finding out a character lost
a limb, you forgot to pick it up, or don't have a healer, and have to
reattach a spider's foot to your halfling theif. What a pain. Plus, the
mix of jobs and skills is a nice thing.
Keith
Proud user of Window Eyes 7
Hey, I have been using a program on my computer for a little while, and
the name of the program is Joytokey.
And what it does is allow you to assign keyboard keys to buttons on the
controller.
For exsample I have been playing Super Liam, and so I have assign the
jump and run and fire keys to the
Hi Darren, from Ron and Leader dog now white to gray haired lab Leader dog
Boz.
I'll test pretty much anything I see that's new and interests me as a blind
gammer and simmer.
I have and enjoy
Blast Chamber since I was a beta tester for it.
then hunter and Troopanum from now known Blind software.
It's alter aeon for me. I'm not sure what would happen if that
went down. I'm very very addicted to it.
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From: Darren Harris well i don't know if this type of thread will generate any
interest but i thought that i would throw this out there.
there are games out there
hi all,
well i don't know if this type of thread will generate any interest but i
thought that i would throw this out there.
there are games out there, either online or stand alone that keep us coming
back whether it be on a constant basis or whether we play them for a while, put
them down, th
Hey Tom.
I've submitedthe text of your two letters to Munawar at BPC programs for the
TDV beta team to look over.
I thank you for giving us some more data via your two letters to look at for
we who enjoy flying via a USB handhled controller of some type.
I have a friend down in Sacramento Califo
Hi Ron,
He is using SlimDX. It is an open source implementation of Microsoft
DirectX for .NET developers.Generally speaking it is pretty good, but
as I said in my prior post its always possible there is some bugs or
problems with input controllers in its DirectInput implementation,
and if so it w
Hi Charles,
Well, unfortunately we don't know exactly what the problem is with 3D
Velocity. What i don't understand is I'm a game developer and I know
the entire purpose behind DirectInput was to create a universal API or
programming interface for various game input devices like joysticks,
gamepad
Well Charles.
I think munawar is a member of this list.
TDV has USB support written for it.
But I don't know what he's using though.
Thanks.
Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
"that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of the week."
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From: Charles Rivar
For what it's worth, here's my thought: It seems like no, or very few, game
controllers work with the games that Ron wants to play. Rather than
continuously searching for one that will work, how about approaching the
game's developer with the suggestion of making the games compatible with
mos
Hi Jim,
That would be a good question for the rehab centers that sell the
games. Perhaps contacting someone like the Cleveland Sight Center
since they have a lot of those games in their Ideas Shop. I never
really thought about that question much until this subject came up,
and now I'd really like
Hi Dark,
Well, unfortunately the situation with accessible card and board games
isn't that much different here in the United States. I haven't checked
a catalog in a while but it is generally the basics like Monopoly
Chess, Uno, Scrabble, Bingo, and your all purpose standarddeck of
playing cards.
Hi Ron,
I'm afraid you are on your own when it comes to this question. While I
have joysticks, gamepads, etc apparently they don't work with TDV for
some reason. All I can suggest is going to something like Amazon, look
at what is available, and perhaps try a different brand. Either that
or purcha
I'll give any group of, or for, the blind a chance. If they try excluding
me, I'll point out what they're doing, and see what happens. Then, if
they're still not interested in increasing their membership, the heck with
them, after I let them know that they're doing one of the very things
they
Here are the events scheduled for Saturday, June 9th:
The Conversation Piece
12:00 PM eastern
Hosted by Paul
Location: The Doughnut Shop
Hello and good day to you all. This is Paul from Baltimore wishing to host a
general chat scheduled for today, Saturday from noon to 1:00 PM eastern. I
would
Yep, even though I went to a special school for the blind, I Like to try and
get involved with the main stream world. I admit when I first left blind school
and college I did not know how to function in the wider community but now i'm
improving and getting a lot better.
Ian McNamara
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Hi Charles,
Most of the time no. Of course, there are times where you are playing
in a large game hall where its hard to hear because of all the
talking, people yelling, and people playing a game at the next table,
and that sort of thing. However, if you are in a room with one other
person playing
Hi Ian,
That is the way it seems here in the United States as well. Generally
speaking I've found some of the people who attended the state schools
for the blind are very blind click oriented where those of us who went
blind later or went to mainstream schools aren't so click oriented. I
suppose i
Hi Dark,
I think the "only in our blind club" type mentality is pretty much
something that happens all over the world. I've encountered cases here
in the states were some, certainly not all, blind players tend to form
clicks of just blind players. Its not just blind people who do this,
but when I
Hi Ben.
I'm afraid i don't have a usb mike anymore, and didn't really use skype that
much even when I had one. I generally just use E-mails, or the good old
teliphone.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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I@m in complete agreement with you about all of that dark, and i understand
your reasoning. and you are some kind of monster aren't you? :d i'd love
to have a skype conversation with you sometime to discuss this and a few
other matters that i want to puy to you, if you could email me offlist then
I agree, in the u k most people I find who take part in the sports went to
blind schools such as myself. I am looking to get involved in more active
things. When I do sports I go for the enjoyment and try not to get involved
with one group of people to much.
Ian McNamara
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Hi Ian.
I think this might be worse in Britain than the states, though obviously it
exists there in some form too. It's not just with sports either, as I said
the drama group were exactly the same, which is now why I have very little
to do with groups for the blind myself.
Beware the grue!
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