Phil, that's a fantastic idea! I rather enjoy the films, and
would like to see that!
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Ah, thanks!
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I agree, Liam. A lot of reasons that people have issues with
games in general is because they never bother to read the manual.
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hi all would people want british coinage for change reaction?
i am happy today to record the following denominations, dark, step in if you
think i don't need some of them
1P
2P
5P
10P
20P
50P
and one british pound
labelled as
pound
would this maybe help us non-us customers make the change
: Thursday, December 27, 2012 9:31 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] british coinage
hi all would people want british coinage for change reaction?
i am happy today to record the following denominations, dark, step in if
you think i don't need some of them
1P
2P
5P
10P
20P
50P
and one british pound
] british coinage
hi all would people want british coinage for change reaction?
i am happy today to record the following denominations, dark, step in if
you think i don't need some of them
1P
2P
5P
10P
20P
50P
and one british pound
labelled as
pound
would this maybe help us non-us
] british coinage
hi all would people want british coinage for change reaction?
i am happy today to record the following denominations, dark, step in if
you think i don't need some of them
1P
2P
5P
10P
20P
50P
and one british pound
labelled as
pound
would this maybe help us non-us
I'd be interested to know what Josh, or at least Draconis generally have to
say.
Myself I did find the Us currency distinctly offputting, sinse those coins
have no practical meaning to me, one reason why i have never bought the
original windows game, heck until Tom explained what they meant I
Hi Tom.
the same debacement of coinage happened over here, indeed part of the reason
Britain's currency became metric in 1978, revaluing the pound to be 100
pence instead of 240, despensing with many of the old coins such as
shillings, half and quarter pennies, gold sovereignes, crowns,
Hi tom.
Well the simple answer is, even if a currency is used for exchange trading
that is very different from knowing anything about it's physical coinage or
what coins are called in the country it's used in.
Though you can freely take dollars into a bank in Britain and get them
changed
How exactly are British coins done? I understand pound as the
basic unit. But what are the pounds divided into, ed what are
their spawn-offs (five-pound, ten-pound, that sort of thing)?
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Hi Tom.
that is not a bad idea. I personally would rather like coloured coins as it
would make the game far closer to soemthing like tetris or columns in my
brain as they worked on colours, but even if people who were totally blind
who preferd not to have colours as referecnes there is no
.
All the best, Ibrahim.
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From: Hunter Jozwiak
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 11:57 AM
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] british coinage
How exactly are British coins done? I understand pound as the
basic unit. But what are the pounds divided into, ed
Well hunter, each pound is devided into 100 pence. coin wise, you get a
penny (one pence), two pence, five pence, ten pence, twenty pence, fifty
pence coins, and of course the pound coin. In the mid nineties, the
government also introduced the two pound coin, which is now the highest
The five pound coin was as far as I remember a failed experiment used by the
government but only in certain areas, indeed I think I only ever saw one of
them.
they're certainly not around now as far as I know.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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The five pound coin was as far as I remember a failed experiment used by the
government but only in certain areas, indeed I think I only ever saw one of
them.
they're certainly not around now as far as I know.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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Thanks Ibrihim.
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What's the difference between a pound and a pound sterling?
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Hi Ibrahim.
tarnation! yall saw through my rootin tootin disguise, dan
varrrmeants! but I'll come clean Mr. sherif, m no texus cow boy! :D.
Okay, joking aside, I am indeed english, (you can hear as much in the
voicing I've done), however I doubt you will have come across me
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Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 12:34 PM
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What's the difference between a pound and a pound sterling?
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I'm going to come down on the unpopular side of the discussion here because
there is one thing in all of this that doesn't make sense to me. As far as I
can figure from the thread of the conversation, some people want a
completely arbitrary coinage system because the existing system, to them, is
Hi Folks,
Instead of American or British or European coinage, how about the coins of
Dungeons and Dragons?
copper, silver, electrum, gold, and platinum.
Silver equals 10 copper.
electrum equals 50 copper.
gold equals 100 copper,
and platinum equals 500 copper.
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Hi Ryan.
for me it is a question of identification and logic. i know! what british
coins are like, I have no idea what american ones are, indeed until Tom's
explanation I didn't even know that a dime was a tenth of a dollar.
At the moment, the game feels like playing with completely random
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 2:12 PM
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Hi Folks,
Instead of American or British or European coinage, how about the coins of
Dungeons and Dragons?
copper, silver, electrum, gold, and platinum.
Silver equals 10 copper.
electrum equals 50 copper.
gold
,
Ryan
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of dark
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2012 8:15 AM
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] British coinage
Hi Ryan.
for me it is a question of identification and logic. i know! what british
coins
Hi Ryan, Dark, and all,
Ryan basically summed up our line of thinking extremely succinctly. Using gold,
silver, etc, would be just as arbitrary to many people as colors would be, as
most metals do not have radically varying textures.
The problem would exist for nearly any system you could
I disagree completely Ryan, broccoli is lovely, especially lightly crisped
:D.
seriously, I actually would've preferd tones. My problem in Change reaction
as I said isn't anything particularly against american things, indeed I'm
quite happy to play poker in dollars for instance, it's just
Hi.
I would strongly recommend including the alternative coin ideas, sinse as I
said for me, and for anyone who hasn't held or had experience of the
american coins, the game just lack immediacy and interest, indeed I will
confess that was something of a putoff when i first played it, thus
, 2012 10:23 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] British coinage
I disagree completely Ryan, broccoli is lovely, especially lightly crisped
:D.
seriously, I actually would've preferd tones. My problem in Change
reaction as I said isn't anything particularly against american things,
indeed I'm quite happy
I like the idea of just listing the coin values in the manual and being
done with it. It doesn't hurt to take five minutes to learn that penny
= 1, nickel = 5, dime = 10, quarter = 25, and dollar = 100. It's also
not holy important to have coins adding up to any particular dnomination
so
, 2012 4:15 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] British coinage
Ryan didn't go far enough to accurately describe broccoli, but he was
headed in the right direction. An accurate opinion of broccoli cannot be
given here, due to avid moderators who would surely send me a private
message about my language
See this is why a lot of programmers don't even want to touch games
for the blind. The blind on this list pick them apart, moan and grown
until the programmers changes it to meet there gripes.
Well what about the programmer? They put the game out there for you
to play. It is not like there are
why don't we just have files that list whatever and the users can
select what they want from a list like the monopoly boards and golf
courses jim kitchen has.
There will always be conflicts.
no one will be satisfied.
At 11:04 AM 12/28/2012, you wrote:
See this is why a lot of programmers don't
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] British coinage
See this is why a lot of programmers don't even want to touch games for
the blind. The blind on this list pick them apart, moan and grown until
the programmers
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