Yeah the only thing you couldn't do was to own stations or anything like that.
But its safe to say that elite and its sequals are the foundation set but a lot
of gamers will say that there still isn't much that came close to it.
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You can download a copy of both elite and elite plus from:
http://www.abandonia.com/
Here are the elite search results:
http://www.abandonia.com/en/search_abandonia/elite
However, don't think it's accessible
Hi darren.
Obviously I've never actually played elite myself, sinse even if the
graphics were visible in the action sequences there would've been far too
much text. So I'm all the more in favour of a similar audio game for that
reason.
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I've never played Elite, could you give me a description of the goals, scope
and type of play it had? I get that it has jillions of worlds, which is
very cool, but I want to know some specifics of the objectives and play of
the game, if it's a popular model, to see if it fits what I want to make.
Hi Chris,
Well, there were actually several different versions of Elite, but all
have the same basic story or goals so I'll give you a generic
description of the game.
As I recall basically you are something of a priviteer picking up
contracts as you go, and get rewarded for carrying out certain
