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Descent did release almost a year before this.
I always thought of Doom having evolved from 2d games the same way though. Just more the smash tvs or robotrons of the world. Not the somewhat slower games you mentioned π
The second mission with the jeep still proves to be a roadblock for me. (Pun intended)
I hope I can find the time to er through it.
The second mission is really hard. I need to go at it again from the beginning. You can get your health too low and i don’t know if there is a way to survive the onslaught at the end with that little. At least i hope it is the end where i am at.
In the first mission i think the shotgun is a godsend and lets you handle the enemies pretty good. I am mostly losing health when i am too close to the enemies when they explode.
I only just set it up to see if everything works.
For some reason i was expecting voiceover in the beginning. But the intro and Mission Briefing is oddly quiet.
The Enemys are really bullet spongy so far. I think I’ll try this on easy too. Might be a bit more manageable.
First impressions is good so far. I like the atmosphere, the music sounds great, it seems surprisingly modern for a 30 year old game.
Did you realize you can shoot the moon? It says OW! for a while and starts falling from the sky eventually π
Looking forward to this month. I hope I can get through this.
I already signed up a week ago. Very cool project.
Hey welcome. I just finished a rewatch of the whole series with the movie and everything. Very cool.
I played this game to completion back in the day. Another one of the Bestseller Games classics I got of the magazine rack. I remember liking it a lot but somehow I never played it again like I have a few of the other Lucas Advetures.
April is the time to do it finally π
I am very much looking forward to playing this game. The whole range of Bethesda Terminator games passed me by back in the day. They always looked intriguing in the magazines though.
This looks to be the best entry point for the series but Iβll try the earlier games too out of curiosity.
Hey welcome. π
We also had a 486 in the family for a long time. It was always my fathers work PC but we were gentle with it and did never lose the privilege to play on there. I think my brother and i had a computer for ourselves way later. Pentium 3 era or somewhere around there.
Since this is the DOS Game Club I felt compelled to play the DOS version.
I am playing the German Gold Edition in its original form.
There is a community patch version 1.52 but it does not change anything significantly. Only some texts and the grass texture to bring it closer to the settlers 1 grass I think. But I donβt like the look of it.
Thanks a lot. I will do that. I only have the Indy 3 Hintbook so far so that definitely helps.
By the way: Your site has been an invaluable resource over the years. Thank you for this.
Nope. It is not in the german manual either. Or any Readme, patch notes in either language. I guess i found it somewhere on the internet.
It is an official feature though. Even has the nice little icon of the roman running after a clock.
It is in the German manual of the gold edition I think. Iβll check when I am home.
You can increase the speed by pressing βvβ.
Great interview. Zombie Wars runs great in DosBox with Win 3.1 or in DosBox-X with Windows 95. I think the biggest problem to get this out there would be that you need to distribute a version of Windows 3.1 or 95 with the game to get it to run. I am not sure Microsoft would like that very much.
I got to the 3rd world so far. I have a question for the Settlers cracks on here. Is there a way to get highly trained units out of the barracks and change them to simple soldiers? I made the mistake of allowing gold to be delivered to all the Barracks in my starting zone. Now i have a whole lot of Generals or whatever their rank is where i absolutely don’t need them. I need to set all barracks i build to not accept any gold in the future. As long as i don’t see any borders.
If my avatar is any indication I canβt wait to get to this game π
Ok i started playing today. First impressions: The game is still absolutely beautiful. I love watching the little guys do their thing.
I love the representation of everything in the Graphics themselves. If there is a bunny hopping around it means thats a good place to have a hunting cabin, if there is stones you can build a stone mason, trees means a lumberjack. I also love the little signs the geologist puts everywhere π
The music is super repetitive. It helps to enable the CD Soundtrack and set it to random. But just the Soundblaster or MT32 music is always the same.
Also for some reason the scrolling should be inverted for me. I don’t really know why but i always scroll in the wrong direction.
German magazines were also mostly glowing back then.
I played so much of this game and part 1 back then. The fun in late game was always the street optimization for me. I build and build and get a completely unusable spiderweb of streets, everything gets bulldozed and rebuilt cleanly until the next time everything gets bad. So much fond memories.
I hope I have the time to play along a bit this month.
Hey there.
I just listened to the Earthworm Jim Episode, or rather i am right in the middle of it.
The music in the second level is not by the MDK composer (wasn’t that Tommy Tallarico of Intellivision Amico fame?) but it is just a MIDI version of Night on Bald Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky.
https://youtu.be/iCEDfZgDPS8?si=ftZl4Z5DQuOd5piQ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Night_on_Bald_Mountain
I also think the game was conceived from the beginning with toys and TV series in mind. It was published by Playmates Toys after all. But i am not done with your podcast yet. Maybe you get to the history.
Anyway. Love the podcast and I hope to participate more in the future.
