Hi folks,
Are there any games where i have to complete a storyline with quests and
such. I've found the Estiah game, but that are seperate storylines.
Matteo.
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Hi John.
the best stratogy I've found with the planes is to track the position of
each in my mind and jump when they are close together, but not absolutely
identical. I believe Homer's jump distance is a little precise, but as you
said it's possible to get theknack.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
Hi matteo.
I'm amazed you ever got to sign up to estia.n I first tried, I never got the
mail from them, then more recently they've got one of those blasted captures
(and not an audio one), on the page, and I can't contact the developer
because of yet another capture.
Anyway, There are
Hi Kelly,
You want to jump when the planes are lined up. That is you jump as the planes
are passing each other thus you jump from the plane that you are on to the new
plane as it passes.
HTH
BFN
Jim
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Hi Tom, Cara, and all,
One funny thing about this conversation, and I don’t mean “ha ha” funny, is
that we see on this list on an ongoing basis, people struggling to find ways to
play older games on newer machines with newer operating systems. We hear their
frustrations, their hacks, and so
Hi Josh,
Well said. It is precisely for that reason that once I complete MOTA
and Raceway all future games will specifically be designed using newer
APIs with Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 in mind. I fully realize
that designing for XP may satisfy a lot of customers for the short
term, but they
I totally agree with the devs on this one. I have a Windows 7 laptop,
a mac desktop, an iPod touch, and soon, tomorrow in fact, a new
android phone, running, unfortunately, android 4.0, the latest being
4.4. Anyway, I seriously don't see much need in sticking with XP
anymore. Windows 7 is good,
hi. wow, what a mix of systems you have! haha. good way to go though,
as that way you have the best of all worlds.
and yes, i agree, leave poor, depressed, out of sorts, slow, and
otherwise painful arthritic sam behind. rofl.
dallas
On 25/12/2013, Devin Prater r.d.t.pra...@gmail.com wrote:
I
Hi Devin,
Interesting enough you have hit upon one issue that should convince
people to upgrade if nothing else. The Sapi voices for XP such as
Microsoft Sam, Mary, and Mike were absolutely terrible. The newer Sapi
5.5 voices that come with Windows 8 are much better , and are
certainly decent for
Hi Shaun:
Well, I can't share any actual figures, but what I can say is I have
been told by other accessible game developers that none of them
actually made much money off the games they wrote. I have heard
roomers that some games only averaged around $10,000 USD, and that was
for a game that was
Hi Shaun,
Although I basically agree with your sentiments next time you should
try and word your opinions using less profanity and not be so harsh.
The way you worded your message below could be very offensive to some
developers and I'd prefer we not do that while expressing a point of
view.
Holiday Bash
by Mad Games Inc.
Your name is Ted Wilson, and it is Christmas Eve again. Once again,
you are under enormous pressure to find the perfect Christmas gift for
your wife, your two kids, and everyone else on your holiday shopping
list. The consequences for failure could mean the end of
I agree with you draconis.
You devs all of you should be looking at upgrading if you are not allready.
I like old xp but I'd prefur to play games in 7 and 8.
More games for xp?
Well maybe that was when there was vista but seriously, I don't think
people should keep making games in vb6 anymore or
Yeah its back now to.
I got your other messages this morning explaining things.
At 06:08 PM 12/24/2013, you wrote:
Hello Shaun,
The website should be up now. The reason it was down is because I was
late in paying my domain renewal and my domain expired. I just paid
earlier today to have the
I agree.
The only reason I hang on to this old xp machine is to really play
games that will only run on xp propperly.
I do actually have a brand new i5 with win7 and an 8 upgrade I got
this year and I have not really gamed on it much.
At 05:49 AM 12/25/2013, you wrote:
Hi Josh,
Well said.
I agree.
The reason I still use xp apart from liking the find features and the
sound recorder plus the simple interface are all the games that still
use direct sound and vb6 code.
Oh would I like to say Look I will go full time to 7.
I have 7 I even have 8 if I want it.
But there are just some
Hi All,
I can't open a lot of the doors on the ground floor on Sara. I also got past
the caretaker once using the broom and the stunning spell. I also got the map
and the extendable ears, but I can't seem to get any further, please help.
Lindsay Cowell.
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I would not upgrade to get better voices than those I already have, which
are good enough. Nobody in their right mind would use Microsoft Sam unless
they absolutely had to, so that's a very poor comparison. I would not use
Narrator unless I had to, either, but I would not upgrade from a
Many people in the blind gaming community still use XP, yet you push us to
switch tu 7 or above. So much for the third point.
As to the second, should Jim Kitchen stop using what he is comfortable using
to create games, cutting those with older systems out as far as being able
to access his
A lot of help can be found in the documentation. How to navigate the
castle, how to use spells, and how to find objects, plus how to battle
Hogwarts staff and menaces.
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In a message I just deleted from my inbox, you said that you still like XP
because of the features for recording and you like the fact that you can
still play the games that were written long ago. Now I see this one, and I
have to ask, are you straddling the fence? Which should be used--XP or
Hi Charles:
First, I think we should make a distinction between commercial and
non-commercial game developers here.
Jim Kitchen is a non-commercial game developer and does not take any
money for the games he creates. Therefore he is not obligated to any
customers to continue supporting new
Greetings All!
Just updated my Swamp to 3.0c I think it is, it's the latest on the
site any way.
Well When I click on multiplayer it tells me who is the sponser for
the day and then nothing, it goes silent.
I thoght at this point I was to be taken to the safe zone to chose
what type of game I
Hi Charles:
You can certainly play several text adventure games on Windows 8.1. If
you have Winfrotz you can play pretty much every game written in
Inform and ZCode that was ever written with your screen reader or Sapi
speech output. If you have Agility for Windows you can play old text
Hi Lindsay:
As for the locked doors there are a couple of things you can do. If
you have the pen knife found somewhere in the basement, I want to say
the kitchen, you can use it to pick the locks on various doors. If you
don't have it you can always cast a spell to unlock the doors with
your
Yes. I would even compare them with the mac's speech. I converted a novel using
Zira with Balabolka and enjoyed it thourghly. I do have a mac, and would love
to have windows 8 in a vm, and would need vm player and all. I have also a
windows 7 laptop, but isn't at all good for gaming, being a
Greetings All!
Just updated my Swamp to 3.0c I think it is, it's the latest on the
site any way.
Well When I click on multiplayer it tells me who is the sponser for
the day and then nothing, it goes silent.
I thoght at this point I was to be taken to the safe zone to chose
what type of game I
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