I don't see it there. I'm sorry.
On 3/30/12, Ken wrote:
> You can get Heli from
> www.thePionEar.net
> HTH
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> To: "Gamers Discussion list"
> Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 9:33 PM
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er Operating Systems, including for Mac and possibly for mobile
devices.
Able to be used for network communications.
Able to support Speech Application Interfaces of one or more types.
Right now, I'm considering learning Java, but I've heard that that
language presents difficulties concerning a
rk that has been put into the sounds for Swamp.
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Hey guys, the subject says it all. Is the Swamp 1.9 server down?
I kind of hope not, but if it is, just let me know.
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I unpacked it, and it seems to use the same libraries to run as Swamp
does, and Swamp works fine.
Still, I guess I could try it again.
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On 3/19/12, Hayden Presley wrote:
> Hi,As
> Of my looking at the game, the link appears to be broken. By the way, I know
> o
x27;d like to host a Swamp LAN party,
but I guess that would also come with the map editor, which is another
difficult goal.
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On 3/21/12, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> Hey Dakotah. Well we should be close to switching the main server over to
> 1.9, but real life seems dete
I think I'm going to keep an eye on that one, too.
Also, keep an eye on newegg.com, as they often throw specials up, and
eventually gamestop will have used ones.
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On 3/21/12, Tom Randall wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I’ve been keeping an eye on this new portable sy
Hey all, and mostly Jeremy.
How's that test version of Swamp going? I haven't played it, mostly
because I lost the message with the link in it.
Are we close to a public release?
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Hi all. Is there a reason the program won't run under Win 7 64-bit?
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On 3/19/12, Phil Vlasak wrote:
> Hi Jeremy,
> You're right, I should have said that his original link had A1 that he
> removed at some point.
> I do like the practice of adding the
I really like this game. Even without sounds or multi-player, it's a
new flavor to try and I enjoy it.
On 3/18/12, Steven Strait wrote:
> Hey guys, Hatred here. Just got done fixing a few major bugs in my very
> first Audio Game and realized that it's ready for testing. The name is a
> working ti
I don't know about a registration issue, but Swamp server is still
down here, for some reason. I can't connect to the thing.
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On 3/15/12, Ivan Cardenas wrote:
> I'm having some trouble connecting. I use windows XP with direct x 8. But it
> says some
Yeah. My only trouble with connecting is the zombies in the safe zone.
On 3/14/12, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> The 1.8 Swamp server has been running since yesterday and it has a handful
> of people on it right now. I'm not sure why there was any trouble
> connecting.
>
>> Can't connect with the re
ng for talent."
I hope this finds all of you well, and I hope that the XBox game, the
original topic, gets a solid green light. I'd love to play a game on
the console that is developed with we blinks in mind.
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On 2/23/12, Paul Lemm wrote:
> Yep, if it possi
I'd like to think positive. If you want to try it, please do. I'd love it.
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On 2/23/12, Yohandy wrote:
> I think the answer to that question is obvious. we'd love games for any next
> gen platform. however I don't have high hopes for this. I
a game
as too complex without trying it. We should all do what we can to be
fair and open-minded to all the gaming opportunities that exist.
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On 2/5/12, Paul Lemm wrote:
> Appreciated for the reply, my bad with the spelling mistake I should have
> got it right to sinc
I recall once that a smith made a twelve-foot ceremonial sword in
Japan. It was, of course, fully capable of being used, but really. A
twelve-foot sword? Imagine trying to block incoming blows with that,
even if you could lift it and swing with any finesce at all.
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On 1/31
It sounds like a man-catching flail. There are barbed weapons that are
used to entangle, which is why they are so cool, but the spike balls
are a little different, because they have the weight to break bones
and disarm people. It's similar, but still different.
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On 1/
may seem discombobulated.
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On 1/29/12, Clement Chou wrote:
> Swords and knives mostly. I like them because they're more elegant... an axe
> is savage and undeniably cool though. lol. But I like Asian-style swords
> because of the designs, and the way they&
Also, it's more than possible in many cases to turn off the
tap-to-click function on your touchpad.
It takes practice, and it was great to have the smaller maps for
learning, but you can do it.
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On 1/31/12, Lori Duncan wrote:
> Hi Thomas, thanks for that, I
play with any gun and setup. It'll be basically a
"learn game sounds" style review with game objective and mechanics
laid out as neatly as possible.
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On 1/10/12, Charles Rivard wrote:
> I don't mind waiting for a full review. I like the idea of s
I guess it depends on the length of the game. it's kind of like how
some devs add unlockables that make no sense, just for replay value.
I don't personally agree with the concept, but it could work, and it
would add that replay value.
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On 1/19/12, Thomas Ward w
You could, Tom, add unlockable multiple characters with different stats, eh?
complete the game with Angela and you can play with others.
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On 1/17/12, Ron Schamerhorn wrote:
> On the multi-character games there was also that one that was a dungeon
> crawl called Gaun
Oh darn. I forgot one more question.
Is the downloadable on Audiogames.net the new one or the old one?
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On 1/15/12, Dakotah Rickard wrote:
> Wow, guys. I'm sorry for the blank message. How's that for
> spell-check. No mistakes.
>
> Also, I think it&#
t is when I know the answer, but I can't make it happen, because
of use versus put versus, in one memorable case, just examining the
item to trigger an action.
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On 1/15/12, Dakotah Rickard wrote:
> On 1/9/12, Jim Kitchen wrote:
>> Hi Dark,
>>
>&
On 1/9/12, Jim Kitchen wrote:
> Hi Dark,
>
> Not to pile on, but, AT&T Crystal reads my Email and she will often spell
> words that are miss spelled, you know such as stil instead of still. And
> puzle sure gets pronounced strangely. But that spelling words in the middle
> of reading is disturbi
7;s my
favorite part of gaming, and it is usually lacking.
I understand that it may not be the simplest thing ever, but it
shouldn't be that hard to implement, though this does come from my
limited knowledge of programming.
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On 1/13/12, dark wrote:
> Hi.
>
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go outside in comfortable
clothes to play. Bad, because you guys may not like the idea of
waiting.
Please get back to me on what you all prefer.
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On 1/1/12, fred olver wrote:
> This Lazer Tag thing sounds great. I think it could turn out to be a great
> way to introd
Laser CHallenge would be most like Light Strike, then. Pistols,
Rifles, attachments, vests, neat sounds, etc.
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On 1/1/12, Bryan Peterson wrote:
> I was more interested in the Lazer Challenge version. That one had cooler
> sound effects and you could reload your
e of months before I can have pistols, and that's if
my wife is amenable. Compromise is fun.
I'm considering just making little beepers to wear. it won't be too
hard, but other than that, I can't tell.
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On 12/31/11, dark wrote:
> Hi Decota.
> jus
out from under that laser tag company and changed a
few things. I honestly can't remember what they changed.
However, I'll do what I can.
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On 12/31/11, Charles Rivard wrote:
> While I probably wouldn't buy them they are interesting to read about, so if
>
nd because it announces which team the
player is on, which the Light Strike system does not. However, both
are very easy to play.
If you guys want more than what I've given, I'll either do it myself
or point you to someone who already has. I've done plenty of research
on both.
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ound, which sounds really funny.
Second, the minigun has a trailing sound which doesn't play, so it
kind of sounds like you're firing it inside a cottonball. very funny.
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explosives.
As for the off-center thing, I have to readjust occasionally, which is
a pain with a long-range character, because the aiming will shift, but
usually mine shifts so that I have to aim a little left of center. I
don't know what would cause it, but I usually just try to make it ok.
u can sneak
by them quietly. Again, that silent movement thing would be pretty
awesome there, but that's dependent on putting up a skills tree.
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On 12/14/11, Johnny Tai wrote:
> Actually, there is a minor luck element to it... rofl I'm thinking of the
> oc
ould be a special place on the map
to get loot, whether it's where loot spawns very often or, even
better, you can buy it there cheaper than at the SZ, but that zombies
love the place and there's no guard. That way, people would either
work together or draw the zombies away.
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k toward
sneaking in and killing zombies close up.
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On 12/13/11, Christopher Bartlett wrote:
> The following are some concepts I've been playing with as additions to the
> game.
>
>
>
> Skills. I don't know what future things are tied in to the
t's a dangerous one to draw at all, So far,
I'm very pleased with how it's been drawn.
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On 12/14/11, Kelvin Tan wrote:
> yes. or another alternative is just simply use another weapon! isn't it?
> - Original Message -
> From: "Johnny Ta
There is actually a bit of luck wherever random chance is in play, and
with the movements of more than fifteen people, plus whatever
algorithm controls the zombies when they're not chasing, it's as near
to random as can be asked for. I've had runs to the east of the bridge
where I literally run int
eld shouldn't be, just for parallel's sake if nothing else.
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medkits in a dangerous place. Yeah, you can heal others with medkits,
and the problem of tracking players, which plagues a healer, would
need to be fixed anyway if you're to give people stuff, but I think
that giving people stuff is a way to make Swamp even greater.
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Actually, they did make .45 ACP mp5's.
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On 12/13/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> We honor the brave mp5. It was willing to sacrifice it's reality for the
> enjoyment of everyone. For that, we salute you Mister mp5! *Aprone
> salutes*
>
> :)
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On 12/12/11, Richard Sherman wrote:
> HI,
>
> along the same line.
> I started a game the other day, and it started off with the guard shooting a
> bunch, one of which was a giant. Well, somehow the giant was able to hit me
> while inside the safe zone. I replayed
ense, or they become more accurate, thus
delivering more crippling blows, which also makes sense.
Close-range combat is pretty neat, but then again, I keep dying.
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On 12/12/11, Richard Sherman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here is some information that jeremy posted a few revisions
nt. I play two different characters, and they are quite
different from one another in approach. I actually set up the controls
slightly different to maximize the differences. Little things like
mouse sensativity on high for one and on low for the other.
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On 12/12/11, Johnn
Ok. Scenario. I died. Then, either right near where I died or in the
safe zone, someone uses a med kit. I'm revived, with all my equipment.
It was brilliant! Please, if that's a bug, leave it alone. It's great
cooperative oportunity.
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We all appreciate that you're busy. Nobody, I think, could hold a
tremendously busy schedule against you. I know I don't.
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On 12/12/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> Well I spent all week at work, planning ahead for everything I was going to
> code once the
an only getting himself rep points he'll never really need because
he hasn't bought anything at all from the safe zone for his entire
playthrough of the game.
Plus, giving stuff makes the game more cooperative.
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On 12/12/11, john wrote:
> When I say move away
ns.
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On 12/12/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> You bring up a good point about it breaking. I think I'll tweak it a bit to
> see if I can make it more useful.
>
>> Not sure if anyone's brought this up,
>> but I find the current system makes chainsa
Frankly, both options together make things tremendous. Have a key to
activate and deactivate loot scanning, as it were, and different flies
sounds, and nobody can possibly take issue.
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On 12/11/11, Che wrote:
>regarding the flies sounds, depending on how this
ou get any
more than three loot spawns in the same spot, it sounds like you're a
beekeeper with them buzzing inside your ears as well as out. I like
the idea of flies, though, because it's a lot more of an environmental
emersion than, say, beep, beep, oh "loot!"
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nt is that it could save
people a little grief, and it can't hurt anyone at all to implement an
are you sure prompt. Microsoft word has this, because people make
mistakes. Makes sense to me.
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On 12/10/11, Kai wrote:
> I personally think this is a case of operator er
to know if the graphical map matches the
audio map in distance available?
Also, you can see inside buildings, through walls, and such.
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On 12/10/11, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
> i agree with this. this forces you to become better.
> dallas
>
>
> On 11/12/20
main menu again,
just hit escape again. That's not so clearly explained, and it may be
that some people thought you couldn't just return to the game like
that...
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On 12/10/11, Johnny Tai wrote:
> I thought if you hit escape outside of safe zone you lose all the e
the saw removes
five percent of the fuel, thus meaning that twenty fuel becoems a
hundred percent, a full tank, but there might be an error of some kind
in the conversion.
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Did you accidentally bump your mouse or trackpad? i know this seems
stupid to say, at first, but keep in mind that even a small bump can
shift it, and accidental bumps like that are pretty common.
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On 12/8/11, john wrote:
> Something similar happens to me, I&#x
I agree. I've played all sorts of fps with the keyboard, mainstream
and otherwise, and I've never had an experience like I've had in
swamp. It's a mighty fine game.
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On 12/8/11, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
> than you should learn to. as the mouse ha
I love that one too. Darn you, zombie pickpockets.
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On 12/6/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> I've written this down and I'll look in to it when I get a chance.
>
>> Twice tonight my axe vanished for no
>> good reason- both times, I wielded axe, s
t's fine, but I connect wirelessly from time to time, and that
kind of puts me at risk.
Unfortunately, though it isn't really kind advice, I guess the advice
I got is good enough. Save often.
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On 12/6/11, Steady Goh wrote:
> ok, i just played a while. my
t;connection interrupted" and I couldn't make it
resynchronize. I lost a pretty good amount of stuff.
The reason I bring it up here is that it's somewhat related. Updating,
connection stability, etc.
Good luck with it all, fellows.
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On 12/5/11, Jeremy Kaldobs
I agree with shift r. Don't stress about updates. It isn't as though
the game's a bomb without them. Just bring them to us when it won't be
a stress. Nothing makes me want to stop working on a game like that
feeling.
Good luck, and good fun.
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It worked. Thanks all. Now my wife might play sometimes. Look out for
Mimi, her chosen identity.
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On 12/4/11, Dakotah Rickard wrote:
> Oh yeah. Putting it on another machine.
>
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>
> On 12/4/11, john wrote:
>> Odd, w
Oh yeah. Putting it on another machine.
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On 12/4/11, john wrote:
> Odd, wasn't it working for you before? If it helps, I keep swamp
> just in C, though directory shouldn't affect anything.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Dakotah Ricka
irst sound test.
Load finished.
Starting us out.
Stopping any previous sounds
Loading map1.
Creating first zombies.
Testing Makesound.
Finish
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On 12/3/11, Richard Sherman wrote:
> HI,
>
> Double check the read me.txt file again. There is 2 files that may require
&
and started the
game. However, when I try to run either map, I get a runtime error in
msinet.ocx. Did I miss something? Did I fail epically somewhere? Are
there small furry creatures nibbling on the inside of my supposedly
secure computer casing?
Help!
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I've got this thing going on. Connection interrupted. It's fixed now,
but will things resynchronize?
I've done a lot and I'm not sure when I last saved, but I've gained
thousands of experience since I think I last did.
I'm kind of freaking out.
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e.
Keep that in mind, guys. This game could be a gap bridger. Rock on,
Jeremy.
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On 12/2/11, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
> i must agree. i see no point to making sending radio chatter cost
> points. that would be kinda like beeing in the battle field as a
> soldier, an
Occasionally, my character will randomly not have the axe. The only
way for it to get back is for the character to die, or for the problem
to randomly fix itself.
The axe is gone? Oh no!
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of the games aren't ttremendously accessible, but there are plenty
that you can get a feel for.
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On 11/26/11, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know this has been asked on list before, so excuse the questions
> here, but I've dec
I agree. I've lost so many guns I can't shoot straight. I still try,
and I'm getting better. I just finished dying after killing no less
than fifteen zombies with an axe, no armor, and no field kit.
To quote a popular movie in the genre, "Nut up or shut up."
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frankly, I don't mind the lose equipment on death so m uch, if the
safe zone becomes a place to buy or get equipment, and if you got a
fresh set of pistol ammo on death, but you don't get but eight rounds,
which is a full pistol, and by technicality, they aren't actually in
your gun. I don't know h
r which I'm utterly
useless.
Just keep all of this in mind, awesome developers, as you keep up the
good work, and try not to be too mad at me if I've crossed a line or
stood on a toe.
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On 11/17/11, Christopher Bartlett wrote:
> Good stuff to chew on here.
If you really want an accuracy boost, silenced pistol's your way to go.
It's taken me 13 shots to kill a tyrant.
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On 11/17/11, shaun everiss wrote:
> I like the mp5 for that reason.
> It runs just like it and I can just burst fire like you would with
>
r all developers out there, but keep in mind your
story, and you'll get a far bigger heap of congratulations from a far
greater audience.
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On 11/17/11, Mich wrote:
> Hi just throwing in my 2 sence worth on this. as a blind gamer who first
> started out with s
If you're having trouble turning on your touchpad, try forums for your
computer, or barring that, try going under mouse properties and seeing
how it checks out.
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On 11/16/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> Many laptops have an on/off switch for the touch pad, or perha
You don't appear to lose a lot of ammo. I have two characters with
over 1000 shotgun shells, over 2000 of everything else. I save and
reload and exit and come back in all the time. SUrely I'm not losing
that much ammo.
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On 11/16/11, john wrote:
> Problem her
Well, I don't actually think the empty guns are a feature, as such. I
seem to remember him saying, on game chat, that it's a bug, so it'll
probably be different, if not soon, at some point.
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On 11/16/11, Darren Duff wrote:
> That's right. Escape o
ed and mapped out games.
I hope this exhaustive explanation and specification helps. Good luck
and happy gaming.
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On 11/16/11, dark wrote:
> Hi Kim.
>
> I'm afraid I don't use Jaws, but I have recently got into playing muds
> myself using vipmud with sapi
ttons that the first games didn't, while not seeing some that they
did. It's like the game doesn't ... like the controller. Which is
weird.
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On 11/16/11, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Well, I think your issue is that for the XBox 360 controllers et
Can't shoot the zombies in the safe zone. Just avoid that little crack
in the map and you'll be ok. They can't get at you.
As for the other guns being empty, just consider it as a weapons
check, which is a part of all combat duty. Nothing's loaded but your
sidearm.
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I use the basic, yet best selling, xbox 360 controller as a joypad.
Unfortunately, most of the games I have don't like it much, despite
the fact that it's supposed to be fine.
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On 11/14/11, dark wrote:
> Hi tom.
>
> I am okay if I don't need the
Mine's fine, same setup exactly.
Just hit the tab key thrice quickly.
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On 11/15/11, Darren Duff wrote:
> Yes. Open the progress.ini file and change the first number to 3.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [m
It may be my imagination, but weapons seem to do more damage the
closer you are to a target.
Also, I think the shotgun has a slightly wider area of fire, although,
as I said, this could be imagination.
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On 11/14/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> Well the weapons do h
but currently I have three, with 65%, 45%,
and 40% respectively. The 65% is me actually playing as me, meaning I
never, ever shoot without thinking I'd hit, because it attracts
zombies and makes me unsure of what's going on for a second. I'm
weird, in that I'm already enjo
I love single player, except when I kill 12 undead, go back to the
shack, and the game closes, due to an automation error in man2.wav.
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On 11/13/11, Kai wrote:
> One potential reason for the quiet speech could be that it's panned to the
> left, rather than bei
s well.
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On 11/12/11, Kai wrote:
> It would be impractical to just keep adding and adding voices and sounds. My
> current working directory for Swamp is 70 MB. With in reason we could of
> course add more, but selectiveness will probably have to come ahead.
>
> P
Oh darn. Really? And I was about to start recording several different
character sets. I was even going to try to bribe my wife to record a
set or two.
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On 11/12/11, Darren Duff wrote:
> NO problem. Just let me know what you need recorded and we'll get It right
>
x27;d be appropriate to get ahold of some software and create
the necessary files.
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On 11/12/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> Yeah I forgot to include like 3 voice files in the last update. Oh well,
> that seems to be a big problem for me. I never remember to include al
The thin ones, in my oppinion, should behave just as walls, in
general, do in this version. They lower the volume somewhat of a sound
beyond them.
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On 11/11/11, Kai wrote:
> I agree with Dakotah here. Perhaps the map should have differing wall types,
> thin walls fo
nothing is
tremendously good. I hope that you'll be making a distinction between
thick external walls and thinner internal walls, say between aisles in
the Kai-Mart or the Hardware Store or something.
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On 11/11/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
> It feels like forever between
the more sound
issues we make the server have, the more work it has, and the less
work, the smoother the operation.
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On 11/10/11, john wrote:
> How you managed to figure that out is way beyond me. It's handy
> info, though.
>
> - Original Message ---
Wrong protocol or connection state.
That's the error that shows up with an ok button. There's another
error, which I keep forgetting to look at in the log file, that just
closes the program.
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On 11/10/11, Christopher Bartlett wrote:
> I had a hard exit to
Just because of all the devices that run in that frequency range, I'd
suggest against running it wirelessly, although it could be a workable
option if you're running an 802.11 N network.
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On 11/8/11, shaun everiss wrote:
> hmmm that would be something I'
Duct tape's a litle cleaner, and I have nearly as much faith in that
stuff as I do in you, Jeremy. You are a mighty force, and I am
sincerely impressed.
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On 11/8/11, Christopher Bartlett wrote:
> Jeremy, I think it's safe to say you have built up trus
would love to see the player communications, the "Over here" and such
attract zombies. Even if it isn't all the messages, I think there
maybe should be a way to attract them easily, if that's your choice,
without wasting tons of ammo.
Thanks again for the wake up call of game ve
I agree that multiplayer is the best way to get started. Just as a
reminder, tab changes your speech mode. The arrows are how you get
through menus.
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On 11/8/11, john wrote:
> Alright, here goes.
> The download linke is: www.kaldobsky.com/audiogames
> and mo
From there, 5 percent effectiveness is restored
to the medkit for each thirty seconds. So the patern is like this:
first 30 seconds is +5 health, second 30 seconds is +10 percent, third
thirty is 12 percent, fourth thirty is 14 percent, fifth thirty is 16
percent, sixth thirty is 18 percent,
I do suggest the desktop mouse suggestion, although holding control
isn't such a difficult concept. Still, I applaud you using a slightly
difficult technology to play a game that's worthwhile.
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On 11/8/11, Darren Duff wrote:
> Lol! Gotta love technology!
>
ry and managing that all. I'm not that nitpicky,
although it is something that might be considered by someoen else
later. However, considering switch time at least might make the game a
little more difficult, what with running out and choosing between
reloading and switching.
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Actually, the same happened to me, with the reload bug. I think that
happens when you try to do something during a connection hiccup.
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On 11/7/11, Darren Duff wrote:
> Same here. My thought is it's not your computer, but the server that is
> down. Just kee
I absolutely love realism, but I like as little server work as possible also.
On 11/7/11, Darren Duff wrote:
> No I like it the way it is
>
> -Original Message-
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> Behalf Of Jeremy Kaldobsky
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