Hi Dennis.
I wasn't thinking of infinite area wilderness, so much as large tracts of
wilderness areas rather similar to southern Kordan's forest or the Wyvern
forest on archase specifically to be used for xp generating activities like
autoquests, hunting and missions, but if your not planning
Hi Quentin,
I believe you can find the rules for Chinese official mahjong at
www.ninedragons.com.\/mahjong/oir.html
If you do develop this, and want a beta tester, just let me know. I'd be
happy to help.
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Hi Dark,
I tend to agree with you on that point. You are probably right, and
based on my own experience dealing with rehab centers and blind
agencies they tend to have over simplified notions of blindness. The
APH games is a case in point where I believe the author thought he was
doing something
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My perspective on the shop idea:
If you have a particularly interesting and/or high level
spellcomp I'm going to save the gold by throwing on my thief
sklev set and shoplifting it from you. I find that
mobs are very expensive to purchase from, and I'd much rather
have the exp from shoplifting.
Hi Tom.
This is exactly the same problem here in the Uk, indeed here it is worse
sinse the Rnib dominates everything so much with their atitude, and even if
someone did! make an accessible product of some sort, most people wouldn't
get to here about it if the Rnib didn't give their blessing,
After reading the article and seeing your feedback, I can't help but nod my
head in agreement. It got me to thinking about a perennial problem with
so-called blind sports, and I wonder what the solution is.
If this strays too far from the realm of accessible gaming, please feel free
to steer the
You make valid points. Beep ball is not like baseball or softball. We
cannot bowl on an equal basis against sighted bowlers who use the arrows for
aiming. I can not shoot indoor archery on an equal basis with sighted
archers, either, due to the accuracy, or lack thereof, of the aiming
Blind tennis or also called soundball tennis, a blind person can play with a
fully sighted person but with different rules. we are allowed up to 3
bounces before we return the ball. A fully sighted has to return on the 1st
bounce and parcially sighted allow up to 2 bounces. Yes, is not an equal
