Hi Charles,
Yes, exactly. There is a crack in the wall I want to say level 4 where
you can pick up a armor upgrade not available to say level 5 if you
miss it. Its been a while so I forget where exactly where it is, but
there are little secret places like that in the game that are easily
missed an
Like getting through cracks in walls? I had never encountered that sort of
thing in a game before.
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From: "Thomas Ward"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2013 10:25 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi Charles,
Yes, I do tend to work on other projects besides the major ones.. For
a while I was working on MOTA exclusively but discovered that I can't
focus on any single project for that long without going a bit crazy.
There are other ideas that I'd like to see produced, and besides it
helps bre
Hi Charles,
That would definitely be a good reason. Shades of Doom is the type of
game you need to spend a couple of hours with per sitting to get good
at. If you are the kind of gamer who sits down, plays for 15 minutes,
and walks away you'll never get far with Shades of Doom just because
you nee
I think the only reason I haven't beaten Shades of Doom is that I just
haven't sat down and played it for long stretches of time. As to why, I
don't know, because I do like the game.
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Shepherds are the best beasts, but Labs are a close second.
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From: "Thomas War
No problem.
Just glad that I could help you outl.
Tom said that he has checked his mail and the letter that I've shipped
hasn't bounced back yet.
So you should be hearing from Tom shortly.
Check out Blast chamber for a good thrill. GRIN.
It puts classic pipe to shame.
But that's just my opinion.
Hey Ron,
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Ryan
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From: "Ron Kolesar"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Trying to contact blindsoftware.com
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2013 19:20:33 -0400
Hi Rian.
I just forwarded your l
Hi Shaun,
Well, honestly I personally can't relate. I came from a completely
mainstream gaming experience before I went blind and so I have a
different perspective on this. I didn't play as many text adventures
or simple games as some of you have because immediately after losing
my sight I went af
Hi Dark,
Exactly. I think that more than anything else is what I'd like to see
in more audio games. Even if someone creates a walkthrough or gives
away some hint or clue how to beat a game there is still some
challenge required to actually beat the game. Of course, as with
everything else I suppos
Hi Dark,
Yes, agreed. I thought something similar about Castaways. Increasing
the number of jobs and character classes would make for a more
interesting game all around.
Something else I thought would be cool is instead of building one ship
to sail away building some sort of patrol boats that cou
Hi Rian.
I just forwarded your letter to the tech support guy for Blind software.
He will be getting back to you.
Ron who was a beta tester for the pipe version two better known as blast
chamber.
Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
"that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of t
Hi Dark,
Yes, definitely. I think Shades of Doom could use for a few more areas
to explore, bonus levels so to speak, as well as a couple of bonus
enemies now and then. Still one thing I think Shades of Doom does well
is while it has some sort of complex mazes it also offers a navigation
system ab
Hey everyone,
This is a copy of an EMail I wrote to blindsoftware. I can not reach them by
Email, by phone, or through there website. Did they shut down?
Anyways, here's the Email:
Hi,
I've been trying to contact you for weeks now. I've emailed
supp...@blindsoftware.com, I've called the company,
let me put my two cents in.
First of all, I'd like to see a few more modifications with Swamp. For
example, right now, the default weapons have skills associated with
them, but the newer ones don't.
Then, you have questions like this: if there are now weapon classes,
couldn't you have class-based
The sighted games all come with install guides, because they have to
make sure they have enough graphics to run the game. Some of the
newer games out there require dual video cards or they won't even install.
At 01:39 AM 3/25/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charlse.
Yes, users guides including installati
Hi Tom.
As you know I'm an exploration fiend, so the maze aspect of shades of doom
is very much something else I like about the game, aprticularly given that
David did a great job with ambient sound sources in the maze which give it
an interesting background to explore too even though the game
Hi Dark,
Agreed. At this point releasing something complete would be a step in
the right direction. You'll get no argument from me on that.
One of the things I think that makes Shades of Doom such a good game
is that its fully accessible, but it is also difficult too. On the
higher difficulty lev
Hi Shaun and all,
A few comments about the message below.
Yes, older versions of Visual Basic, such as Visual Basic 6, are not
Mac and Linux compatible, but that does not mean a person can not
write apps for Mac and Linux in Visual Basic. Newer versions of the
Mono Framework supports Visual Basic
Hi Tom.
That is totially true about walkthroughs, and indeed something I'm more
familiar with myself. For years, ever since I first discovered the internet,
I have been using walkthrus instead of instruction manuals to provide access
to graphical games. For example, in the mega man games I rea
Hi Shaun,
No offense, but you are way off base here. There is no way in Hades
I'm going to just delete, scrap, or trash all the work I've done on
Mysteries of the Ancients over the last four years. That would be
flipping insane not to mention a waste of my time and everyone else
who has helped o
I know tom and I suspect that although we are caipible a lot of us
me included have been playing simple stuff for ages to adjust is a
bit of a curve, I know it actually frightens me that I can't handle
everything at once.
At 08:16 PM 3/25/2013, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
Ah, I don't know of a si
true I have friends that do get frustrated when playing games.
I also don't read my manuals as much as I should I skim them and I
shouldn't I think we are all guilty about not doing the rtfm thing,
I am a tech and often I rely on my programs menus or help files and
even that sometimes I skim
Hi Shaun,
Ah, I don't know of a single person running Dos on a 286 these days
blind or sighted. That's a bit far fetched don't you think?
However, I do take the point that the blind is generally behind the
mainstream technologically, and there are good reasons for that. Most
of the blind computer
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