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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? @Trenton, thank you so much for that! Ive got it now and spent last night crowing at all the stuff Id forgotten.The archive is so big because it has lots of pictures and other documents with it. It seems to contain quite a lot of the original

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Youre very welcome!PS. That includes all issues of the magazine too.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=176691#p176691 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Its not that I hate puzzles, I just hate the sort of puzzles with really illogical answers often based on guess the verb which make no sense. Id rather have puzzles that actually flow from the story itself and your exploration of the games world

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Ooh, interactive fiction! I cut my teeth on the Infocom games and I have truly wonderful memories of them. I originally had a set of 4 including Hitchhikers guide, Leather Goddesses of Phobos, Wishbringer and Planetfall. I dearly, dearly wish I

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? To the above poster, !this is your lucky hour. Spread the word, and enjoy! http://1drv.ms/1hNVwJ7I knew keepping that complete Infocom Archive of 500 MB in size would pay off one day...URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=176595

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? I believe it was originally Sebby who created that archive and distributed it, though I could be wrong on this, either way its an awsome thing.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=176599#p176599

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Hi.Speaking of enemies, how can I play it?The last time I tried playing it in Winfrotz TTS, the program crashed with some kind of error.As for this archive, why is it so huge? I remember that text adventures in z5/z8 were only a few kb.URL: http

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Ooh, a topic near and dear to my heart. In no particular order:Anchorhead, scary as hell, but a great bit of Lovecraftian horror, which is one of my favorite genres. It has puzzles, but theyre integrated into the story pretty well. Long and complex

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? SPOILERS AHEAD Hmm, is the heroines Mantel the superhero game with the crusader? I remember playing it and forgot the name of it when making my original post. The story was fun, but some of the end of level puzzles and the ones just before

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Aaaagh! puzzles! thats why I dont play tradditional interactive fiction anymore, sinse I really disliked well written games that killed me for not realizing I had to sniff the dwarf to find out there was sulphur in his trousers which I could

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? The site in question, http://ironphoenix.org/worlds/, was last updated this june. Though not sure if that means Worlds was updated too, or if just the site was.Latest Worlds apart, is at version 2.2.URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Im not sure what version worlds apart I played,but it was a while ago. I played through the thing in 2006 over summer when I was at the Gilbert and sullivan festival, so i did it all in about three days interspersed with light Opera, . I then went

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? Im not sure what version worlds apart I played,but it was a while ago. I played through the thing in 2006 over summer when I was at the Gilbert and sullivan festival, so i did it all in about three days interspersed with light Opera, . I then went

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Re: most Memorable Interactive Fiction Story? [[wow]], my tastes are totally different from Dark. I found all of the games he lists largely uninteresting; things like Worlds Apart and Pythos mask often leave me frustrated. If Im not solving puzzles, why am I here? If its for the story, Id