Gah, after ten tries I managed to get my goblin thief and his two ogre mages
to the granite guardian...and now I'm stuck there...seems no way to beat it
when I can barely scratch it and it kills an ogre in a round rofl.
God I miss my human warriors!
And to top it up, I don't have any
Don't your mages have shrink? Usually I like to specialize my mages in one
or two spell schools, - usually lighting or shrink (grow is fun, but
imho not quite as useful).
Hit the guardian with a high level shrink spell, you can also use your
other mage as a second shrinker if
Hi.
poking around the project.aon forums, I discovered someone has created an
online application to automate playing of lone wolf gamebooks. This means no
more stat and item keeping, looking up numbers on tables, rolling dice or
long drawn out combats.
In fact it would make the Lonewolf
If this turns out to be accessible, I'll be a happy man indeed.
On Oct 10, 2009, at 4:21 AM, dark wrote:
Hi.
poking around the project.aon forums, I discovered someone has
created an online application to automate playing of lone wolf
gamebooks. This means no more stat and item keeping,
I created a temporary website for www.blind-games.com in Silverlight and it
didn't appear to be very accessible. It might be possible to make the site
accessible with a different methodology. After all, the entire site doesn't
have to be in Silverlight. Only the app.
Jason
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I've tried to beat the granit guardian also, but failed misserable every
time, even with an ogre or thief.
- Original Message -
From: Johnny Tai johnnyti...@shaw.ca
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 6:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey]
Well, I'm incredibly sorry to report that the webpages which use the Ap are
about as inaccessible as you could imagine!
There is literally no text there Hal can read beyond the status bar at
all, in fact I even tried saving the page as text and got nothing.
I'm certain that Silverlight
Before I start talking nicely to the developer, I'd be interested to know
precisely how much work it'd take to un-silverlight the pages but keep the
ap running. Would that in fact be possible? or would it take just as much
work and redesign of the entire program as rewriting the 7th sense Java
Well, who uses hal anymore these days' Hal is inferior to any screen
reader you can think of, even NVDA. So before giving up, I would try
it with other readers.
On 10/10/09, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
Before I start talking nicely to the developer, I'd be interested to know
precisely how much
Hey Bryan, that's not the case. I am for example a very stupid chess
player, but still can play sound rts and other strategic game very well. I
mean, it is not only the strategy that you need to play ches. It is more
complicated that all the other strategic stuff.
Best regards!
Hi.
I have a small problem, well actually a rather large! problem.
During installation of Java I happened to notice msn explorer was stil on my
compter. I attempted to remove it in add/remove programs and by mistake removed
outlook express.
no problem I thought time for a system
Hello everyone,
Beta application submissions for the Blastbay Gamer's Toolkit (bgt) are now
closed. We will be contacting the people who made it into the team over the
course of this weekend. I would like to say a very big thanks to all of you who
took the time to submit your applications, and
Hi Dark,
No, jobs and game programming aren't mutually exclusive but it can be
tiring to do both. If you spend 8 to 10 hours a day behind a computer
programming for employer x and come home to do more of the same your
hands will get tired, your mind begins to fuzz out, and at that point of
Exactly. Aside from your wife and son I'm sure you've got an actual job that
demands your attention, and if it involves using a computer I can totally
understand why you'd be feeling burned out. I had a temporary job working at
a radio station, and while It was cool to operate some of the
Gah, stupid here did not make them practice shrink since the three parties
before never used it rofl.
The groups that came before took out the guardian with force alone, so I
never thought shrink be useful here...
Heck, might have to redo this round.
No one ever kicked ass by saying I can't.
Hello List, I am still on level 5 of technoshock having restarted the game, and
I just obtained the yellow and blue keys, but where might I find the red key? I
went through the area where the fireballs were, and i'm now in a room with a
door where if I walk too close it kills me do to a trap.
Fair enough Tom, and that does make sense.
Neverthelessit's quite a shame when something like that can completely force
someone out of programming.
there's afterall a big difference in stopping entirely and progressing at a
slower pace which will actually leave time for your fingers to
Any way to restore the registry with a backup you previously made before
making the last changes to the registry? Just a thought.
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- Original Message -
From: dark d...@xgam.org
To: Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, October 10, 2009 6:58 AM
Subject:
Hi.
tom can you send me the link to the new lw pack you made?
I was doing some fidling but on trying to reinstall things and re do things I
found I had the old pack.
On that note I am working on a pack of lw using silent hunter 4.
I have most of that ready but I need to check, I may try to
hmmm silverlite has not always worked for us its not really accessible.
However what are the lonewolf gamebooks I thought lonewolf was a gma game but I
guess its many things.
Also where do I play these lonewolf things with the online silverlite program,
also how do you play with the java
hmmm hal is still good as long as you have the latest version.
saying that I wouldn't use just one reader, I use nvda, hal and jaws, however
thats my opinion.
Hal is good in some things but really bad in others.
The good things it does is not putting spurious info everywhere.
when you brouse
Hi Dark,
Before performing the system restore did you by chance make a restore
point to go back to just in case the system restore failed? If so you
should go in to system restore and select the latest restore point you
have and try and undo some of the changes made by the system restore.
As
ok, wow you should never try to diddle with your system during an install.
Found that the hard way myself and had to fiddle but got it mostly working.
I suggest you reformat.
Next time wait till java is installed all the way.
you should be able to remove msn explorer from windows setup in add
Hi Dark,
I'm sorry to say this isn't your day old buddy. i've not had much
success with Silverlight stuff. I tested the latest silverlight release
and it gave Window Eyes 7.x some troubles. So I decided to forget it.
Not sure what more I can say other than in myopinion Silverlight isn't
very
Hi tom.
I initially tried to restore things to a restore point created yesterday
afternoon, that was what caused the problem.
I've just tried to restore to a point created on the 28th of
september, - and exactly the same thing has happened.
as for backing up the registry, this is
I'd really rather not reformat if I can avoid it, not the least because I
don't have a windows xp disk and it'd mean taking my computer 100 miles back
to Nottingham to get it done.
as for user accounts, I hate! the things, sinse every single problem my
pc has ever had has derived from
I'm talking about the Lonewolf gamebook series from
http://www.projectaon.org/new.htmm, a set of incredibly good gamebooks which
tell a long ongoing story, have skills and other interesting mechanics, and
were originally released in the 1980's but have sinse been made public
domain.
Usually,
aah you don't need to fix that removal with a system restore, its in the add
windows setup components I have seen it its like a seperate item.
if its checked, uncheck and then recheck it gagain and it should work.
At 10:18 a.m. 11/10/2009, you wrote:
I'd really rather not reformat if I can avoid
Hi Dark,
I will outline the steps you will need to take, if you can use that
(secondary) user account to full capacity:
1. Since Outlook Express is part of the Internet Explorer 6 package, you
will have to install Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, or in your case you may
have to downgrade from
Hi Dark,
Ouch! That really is a serious problem, and one kind of hard to fix via
e-mail. Without actually standing there looking at your system it is
pretty hard to say what is wrong, give advice and or solutions, when I
can't eyeball the status of your system firsthand.
I'm sure there is
Hi Dark,
Umm...If these Lonewolf game books are public domain perhaps I could
convert them to an open source text adventure system like Sryth. I've
been meaning to write an RPG or game book style game anyway and I'd have
no problem converting an existing game to a more accessible format as
Hi Dark,
Okay...That's something of a big problem. I know you said you don't have
an XP cd, but do you have a product recovery partition on your hard drive?
I ask because most new computers don't come with installation disks any
more. With my Compaq laptop I have to install Vista from a product
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